Kyosuke Himuro’s iconic and popular songs
We’d like to introduce songs by Kyosuke Himuro, the musician who took the world by storm as the vocalist of BOØWY.
Himuro made his solo debut in July 1988, just three months after BOØWY disbanded, and he has continued his solo career ever since.
His straightforward rock sound and refreshing vocals are captivating, and he continues to enchant many fans today.
Interestingly, before forming BOØWY, Himuro was about to quit music and return to his hometown, but just before leaving, he saw an RC Succession concert and became determined to continue with music.
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Kyosuke Himuro’s Greatest and Most Popular Songs (61–70)
Illusion and TruthHimuro Kyosuke
This song paints a world where illusion and reality seem to intersect.
Kyosuke Himuro’s refreshing vocals are captivating, and combined with the straightforward rock sound, they draw you in.
It’s included on the album “beat haze odyssey,” released in October 2000.
The lyrics, which portray a heart torn between dreams and reality, hope and despair, resonate with many listeners.
Himuro’s soaring voice has long been the envy of rock-loving youths.
This work reminds us of the importance of listening to our inner voice even when faced with life’s uncertainties.
Highly recommended for those who want to embark on a journey to explore the passion hidden within their hearts.
Solitary FascismHimuro Kyosuke
A track included on the first solo album “FLOWERS for ALGERNON,” where Shigeru Izumiya’s lyrics and Kyosuke Himuro’s music fuse beautifully.
Released in September 1988 as Himuro’s solo debut, it captured the hearts of many fans.
Amid the freshness woven by a straight-ahead rock beat, sharp-edged guitar riffs, and Himuro’s clear vocals, a distinctive sense of gravitas lingers.
This song gives voice to an inner strength and solitude shown to no one.
Its blend of power and nostalgia is sure to resonate with anyone searching for their true self.
Fill it in blackHimuro Kyosuke
Kōsuke Himuro delivers a passionate performance of one of Eikichi Yazawa’s signature songs.
This piece blends a powerful guitar riff with a moving melody.
Himuro’s compelling vocals vividly convey the song’s world, drawing listeners in.
Released in June 1977, the track stands as a pivotal work in Yazawa’s career.
In 2009, Yazawa welcomed Himuro as a guest at Tokyo Dome for a spectacular collaboration.
The lyrics, depicting emotions like everyday fatigue, setbacks, and heartbreak, resonate with many.
For those struggling with work or love, it’s sure to give you courage.
Diamond dustHimuro Kyosuke
A winter ballad by Kyosuke Himuro, a charismatic icon for men in their 40s.
It was the theme song for Fuji TV’s Monday 9 p.m.
drama “The Ice World,” so it’s well-known even among non-core fans.
In the music video, he showcases his specialty of singing from high places.
If you sing it while doing an impression of him in front of people of the same generation, it would probably get everyone hyped up.
RE-BORNHimuro Kyosuke
The entrance song used by Takanori Hatakeyama, who competed in the super featherweight division, was “RE-BORN,” released by Kyosuke Himuro in 1998.
He may have been inspired by the title’s meaning of “rebirth” or “being born again.” Hatakeyama was known for his quick, rotational speed as a weapon, so this fast-paced, driving song suits him perfectly!