Ayaka’s masterpieces and popular songs
Let me introduce the music of Ayaka, a solo female singer-songwriter.
Starting with “Nijiiro,” which has become a staple at wedding receptions, her beautiful, mid-tempo songs are especially captivating.
Her clear vocal style seems to be rooted in gospel music, which she listened to as a child and found deeply moving.
In 2009, Ayaka announced her marriage to actor Hiro Mizushima and, at the same time, declared a hiatus to address a chronic health condition.
However, she resumed her activities in 2011 and has continued her musical career, overcoming difficulties.
Now, please let yourself be captivated by Ayaka’s beautiful voice.
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Ayaka’s best and most popular songs (1–10)
passwordayaka
A song by Ayaka released in November 2018.
Ayaka is a female singer whose husky tone is part of her appeal, so this is one of the best choices for women with naturally lower voices.
However, as with many of Ayaka’s songs—and this one in particular—if you want to sing it properly, you need to have a solid grasp of falsetto, mixed voice, and vocal technique.
In that sense, it may not be the easiest song for just anyone to sing.
That said, it’s also a great example of how, by mastering these techniques, even someone with a naturally husky voice can become a very compelling singer.
So even if you’re a woman with a lower voice who feels a bit insecure about singing right now, I strongly hope you’ll approach this song with a desire to improve.
You’ve got this—good luck!
fragrant oliveayaka
When you’re walking outside around October, you catch the scent of fragrant olive drifting from somewhere.
Ayaka’s song “Kinmokusei,” released in the fall of 2021, paints a picture of the sweet-and-sour romances of that gentle, fragrant season.
It tenderly portrays the feelings of classic unrequited love—constantly thinking about someone you like, the frustration of not being able to express your feelings even when you want to—much like the soft presence of kinmokusei blossoms.
If you’re feeling bold, try inviting your crush out and singing this song at karaoke—highly recommended!
Homeayaka
I’d like to introduce “Home” as a song that’s perfect for the morning hours.
It’s a track included on Ayaka’s album Funtale.
The lyrics depict the beautiful scene of daybreak while also conveying the wonder of life.
Though gentle, the song has a powerful feel, making it great for times when you want to boost your motivation.
You can also enjoy considering the meaning of the title.
Try finding your own interpretation of “Home.”
Ayaka’s best and popular songs (11–20)
On a better dayayaka
A digital-only single by Japanese female singer Ayaka, released on April 11, 2021.
Known for her highly acclaimed vocal ability, Ayaka delivers a wonderfully solid and powerful low register in this track as well.
Especially in the A melody sections, I think it’s a song that women who are good at low notes can sing with a really nice feel.
For the high notes in the chorus, you’ll need to have mastered techniques like mixed voice, so the overall difficulty of singing the song may be a bit on the higher side.
Still, I highly recommend selecting it for karaoke and giving it a try.
I’m aloneayaka
“I’m alone” is the B-side track to Ayaka’s single “Jewelry day,” released in 2007.
In the song, the protagonist is actually disliked by the person they have a crush on.
In such a situation, they can’t say they love them, nor can they say they’re hurting.
It’s not only the pain of unreturned feelings; the very fact of being disliked makes you feel on the verge of tears.
Something Certainayaka
Here’s a song Kazuya Oda released in 2005.
Since it was used in various TV shows and commercials, I think many people are familiar with it.
Oda’s version, sung in his clear, high register, is wonderful, but Ayaka’s rich, expressive voice also suits the song very well and really brings out her unique style.
If I’m wrapped in kindnessayaka
While embracing Ayaka’s signature powerful, soulful qualities, the song is sung without dispelling the gentle atmosphere of “Yasashisa ni Tsutsumareta Nara,” faithfully preserving the vibe at the core of the piece.
Each artist’s distinct flavor comes through, and the beauty lies in how the strengths born from a completely different vocal tone and singing style than Yumi Arai’s shine through.
