A collection of touching masterpieces sung by Masaharu Fukuyama, featuring his warm and captivating vocals.

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Masaharu Fukuyama - Soul Requests - Cover Songs Collection No. 2 [19 tracks, 1 hour 19 minutes]

He has always been active at the forefront not only as a musician, but also as an actor, photographer, and radio MC.

On his radio show, All Night Nippon, he performs original and cover songs in a stripped-down style during the “Soul Request” (Tama-Riku) segment.

Please pay attention not only to his alluring, richly low-toned singing voice, but also to his guitar skills.

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Masaharu Fukuyama – Pure White Lilies for Your Birthday (Full ver.)

Masaharu Fukuyama, who has women everywhere enthralled, also became famous for causing a stock price plunge known as the “Fukuyama Shock” when he married actress Kazué Fukishi.

That’s how influential he is.

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Masaharu Fukuyama "Good night"

This is a landmark song that made its first entry into the top 10 of the Oricon singles chart.

Amid a catalog largely consisting of rock-style tracks, this first attempt at a ballad became popular and was also used as an insert song for the drama “Ai wa Dō da.”

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Masaharu Fukuyama Message PV) YouTube

It was the theme song for the film “BIRTHDAY PRESENT,” and this was the first time Masaharu Fukuyama’s music was used in a movie.

Though the lyrics are written with only simple phrases, they are complemented by a powerful sound, resulting in an exceptionally high level of polish.

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Masaharu Fukuyama – IT’S ONLY LOVE (15th Anniversary 2005)

It is well known that the song title was borrowed from the Beatles work of the same name.

They say the lyrics took quite a long time to complete, and that effort shows in a richly nuanced, love-filled piece of writing.

The slow ballad, which makes full use of the low end, is brimming with charm.

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Masaharu Fukuyama – There Was One in Tokyo (Full ver.)

The sales copy at the time of release even billed it as “the most tear-jerking song in Fukuyama’s history,” and it was specially written for the much-talked-about, moving film Tokyo Tower: Mom and Me, and Sometimes Dad.

Both the lyrics and the melody make it an emotionally stirring epic.

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Masaharu Fukuyama cover “Sakurazaka”

If you do a Masaharu Fukuyama impersonation, it’s sure to get the crowd going! His distinctive features are his deep baritone voice and a slightly nasal singing style.

Be sure to imitate the way he sings with his mouth wide open, too.

If you sing famous songs everyone knows, like “Sakurazaka” or “Zero -ZERO-,” the whole venue will definitely come together and get hyped! And if you sing while playing the guitar, it’ll feel even more authentic.

Paying attention to your outfit and hairstyle will bring you even closer to a real Fukuyama vibe.

Keep practicing and try to fully become Fukuyama-san!