Music Videos
| Year | Title | Director(s) |
|---|---|---|
| 2004 | "It's Happy Line" | Kazuyoshi Oku |
| 2005 | "Feel My Soul" | Takahiro Miki |
| "Tomorrow's Way" | Takahiro Miki | |
| "Life" | Takahiro Miki | |
| 2006 | "Tokyo" | Takahiro Miki |
| "Good-bye Days" | Fuyu Arai | |
| "I Remember You" | Norihiro Koizumi | |
| 2007 | "Rolling Star" | Takahiro Miki |
| "Cherry" | Takahiro Miki | |
| "My Generation" | Norihiro Koizumi | |
| "Understand" | Kensuke Kawamura | |
| "Love & Truth" (Movie Ver.) | Takahiro Miki | |
| "Jam" | Shigeaki Kubo | |
| 2008 | "Namidairo" | Takahiro Miki |
| "Laugh Away" | Shigeaki Kubo | |
| "Summer Song" | Shigeaki Kubo | |
| "I'll Be" | Shigeaki Kubo | |
| 2009 | "Again" | Shigeaki Kubo |
| "It's All Too Much" | Shigeaki Kubo | |
| "Never Say Die" | Shigeaki Kubo | |
| 2010 | "Gloria" | Shigeaki Kubo |
| "to Mother" | Shigeaki Kubo | |
| "Please Stay With me" | Tsuchiya Takatoshi | |
| "Rain" | Shigeaki Kubo | |
| 2011 | "It's My Life" | Shigeaki Kubo |
| "Hello (Paradise Kiss)" | Shigeaki Kubo | |
| "Green a.Live" | ||
| "Lock On" | ||
| 2012 | "Fight" | |
| "Fight: Acoustic Version" | ||
| "Cherry: Bossa Live Version" | ||
| "Life: 2012 in Tokyo" | ||
| "Tokyo: 2012 in Fukuoka" | ||
| "Good-bye Days: 2012 ver." | ||
| "Feel my Soul: 2012 ver." |
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