Famous and popular songs performed by actresses

Route 246Fukada Kyoko

Kyoko Fukada – Route 246

A song by Kyoko Fukada that portrays the thrill of love and the vibrant energy of youth.

With a brisk rhythm and bright melody, it radiates youthful vitality and a positive outlook.

Released in May 2002, it was also used in a KOSE “Fashio” commercial.

Written and composed by Yasuharu Konishi, it was released under the name Kyoko Fukada & The Two Tones.

The song captures the feelings of a young woman speeding on her bike to see her lover.

Its direct emotional expression and urban atmosphere are especially appealing, making it a recommended track for those troubled by love or looking to savor their youth.

Cutie HoneyNishiuchi Mariya

Mariya Nishiuchi 'Cutie Honey CUTIE HONEY TEARS ver' [4K] 2016-09-25

Mariya Nishiuchi’s slightly toned-down rendition of “Cutie Honey.” Compared to Kumi Koda’s version of the same song, it feels less flashy and more cute.

In the live-action adaptation she starred in, not only the costume but Nishiuchi’s adorable take on Honey became a hot topic.

REAL YOUYamada Yū

REAL YOU / YU YAMADA

Yu Yamada, a graduate of Okinawa Actors School.

In “REAL YOU,” she sang and danced like this.

It seems that she later put a lid on her singing and dancing, as there hasn’t been much activity as a singer or dancer.

When you think of Yu Yamada, you think of an actress—and, of course, Shun Oguri’s wife—but this song makes you want to see her singing and dancing again, doesn’t it?

La la laFujiwara Norika

Norika Fujiwara showcased her singing and dancing in the musical Cabaret.

She’s an actress with many televised musical numbers, but among them, a rare highlight is her collaboration with Maki Ohguro on the TV program for “La La La.” It seemed like a sudden collaboration, and because she was holding the microphone, it sparked backlash online—but that was all part of the staging.

Hello, Sadnesssaitou yuki

Yuki Saito / Hello, Sadness ♪

She’s an actress who’s had her fair share of twists and turns.

She’s long been praised for her singing voice, and even people who aren’t fans might feel it’s a shame when she’s away from the TV screen.

This song, “Hello, Sadness,” was released as the theme song for an anime.

The composer is Koji Tamaki.

School HeavenKoizumi Kyoko

School Heaven

A cover of the same song by Finger 5.

It’s a karaoke staple that’s sung by people of all ages.

The track, which was included on the album “Natsumelo,” was released as a single cut.

Including songs like “Nantettatte Idol,” she has actually released as many as 42 singles.