Crystal Kay's classic and popular songs
We’d like to introduce songs by Crystal Kay, the female singer known for hits like “Koi ni Ochitara” and “Sakura.”
Raised in a music-filled household with a bassist father and a singer mother, she made her debut as a singer quite naturally.
She has landed numerous tie-ins over the years, so you’ve likely had many chances to hear her songs without even realizing it.
In 2008, she performed the theme song for the Pokémon movie, and it seems she also voiced the Pokémon Chansey in the film.
Now, please enjoy the music of Crystal Kay.
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Crystal Kay's classic and popular songs (51–60)
Lips, speak passionately of youCrystal Kay
The energetic, euphoric tone of the song is striking.
Sung by Crystal Kay, this track was featured as the commercial song for “Kibō yo, Ugokidase” (“Hope, set in motion”).
It has an original version: the song was first released in 1980 by Machiko Watanabe.
Lips—an element that expresses femininity and, by extension, one’s true self—serve as the theme, and the passionate lyrics pair perfectly with Crystal Kay’s dazzling vocals.
With this song, doing your makeup might just become more fun!
THE LIGHTCrystal Kay
A passionate offer from the commercial’s music director to Crystal Kay made this CM song a reality! It was selected as the theme for NTT Docomo’s “SAMSUNG GALAXY S6/S6 edge” commercial.
With an image of charging into the future and running forward, the song delivers a colorful and refreshing impression.
So close…Crystal Kay
This is Crystal Kay’s 21st single, released on February 28, 2007, by the artist who brought American music to Japan.
It was used as the ending theme for the anime adaptation of the popular manga set at a music university, Nodame Cantabile.
SakuraCrystal Kay
This is a love song by Crystal Kay, known for her gospel-like vocal work and smooth rhythm-and-blues sound.
The melody sits in a range that’s easy for junior high school girls to sing, and it creates a style that stands out clearly even in karaoke.
Crystal Kay’s Greatest and Most Popular Songs (61–70)
Happiness is…Crystal Kay
This song was chosen as the theme for the NHK drama “Daisy Luck.” It was released as a single in 2018.
Carrying the message that you’re fine just the way you are, it’s a track that helps you realize your own kind of happiness.
supermanCrystal Kay
This is an energetic song by Crystal Kay, a highly skilled singer popular across generations.
The bright, vibrant track suits high school students as well, and its dream-filled, positive lyrics make it a great pick as a catchy, crowd-pleasing tune.
The overall result is high-energy.
unrequited loveCrystal Kay
A bittersweet dance tune about a man she’s had a long-standing crush on who now seems to have a very close girl in his life.
All she can do is watch how perfect they look together, torn over whether she should give up.
The song conveys the anguish of not finding an answer.