Crystal Kay's classic and popular songs

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Crystal Kay – Konna ni Chikaku de

The image of an independent woman in her thirties singing with a refreshing, empowering vibe fits perfectly.

It’s a song sung by a woman in unrequited love, thinking of the person she loves.

You can even imagine a forbidden love, like one between people of the same sex, where no matter how much she feels, it never gets through.

I can’t even count how many times this song has made my heart flutter.

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Crystal Kay – Nando De Mo

A song by Crystal Kay, who has foreign parents and is also proficient in English.

This track is special, as she was heavily involved in composing it, and it’s characterized by the repetition of the title phrase in the chorus.

From the Christmas-inspired intro, it lifts you into a happy mood.

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Crystal Kay “Love Myself” – Official Music Video

This is an empowering anthem filled with a strong message about loving and cheering for yourself.

Released digitally in November 2024 to celebrate Crystal Kay’s 25th anniversary, the song features lyrics and composition by Misako Sakazume—who has worked on some of Crystal Kay’s signature hits—and arrangement by producer UTA.

The music video portrays Crystal Kay in a natural, down-to-earth light against the majestic landscapes of Hokkaido.

It’s a track that emphasizes the importance of living true to yourself, perfect for moments when you want to face forward and do your best or boost your confidence.

Crystal Kay’s clear, transparent vocals are sure to soothe your heart.

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Crystal kay- Kataomoi ENGSUB [Concert 10th annivesary]

This is a track from Crystal Kay’s album “4 REAL,” released on November 27, 2003.

It is also included on the 2004 selection album “CK5.” The song powerfully expresses the heartache of unrequited love.

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Crystal Kay - If I Fall in Love (PV)

Crystal Kay is from Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, and this was released in 2005 as her 17th single.

It was used as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Koi ni Ochitara: Boku no Seikou no Himitsu” (When I Fall in Love: The Secret of My Success) and became her biggest hit.

In 2014, Flower—featuring members who also perform as part of E-girls—covered the song.

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Crystal Kay – Delicious Friday

It also sounds like a cheer-up song for women who are swamped with deadlines and paperwork.

Because there’s a “delicious Friday,” you can start giving it your all again from Monday.

It’s an upbeat track that says, even though there’s a mountain of work piling up, just forget it all for now and have fun.

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She has always had a cute smile, yet Crystal Kay also carried a very mature vibe.

She always looked so confident when she sang—so cool, right? This song, which expresses the feelings of a devoted woman, is also a cool and wonderful track.