1991 Japanese Hit Songs | A collection of timeless classics loved across generations!
In 1991, when Japan was shaken as the bubble economy began to collapse, music continued to soothe people’s hearts amid anxieties about changing times, and a stream of hit songs was born.
In this article, we’re spotlighting Japanese songs that became hits in 1991! From timeless ballads cherished across generations, to positive anthems that encouraged the Japanese people, to poignant love songs that tug at the heart, we’ll cover a wide range.
Why not look back on “who you were back then” alongside these gem-like masterpieces?
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1991 J-Pop Hit Songs | A collection of timeless classics loved across generations! (41–50)
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Queens became a hit after catching on from a kids’ show or an anime.
Their catchy melodies and flashy costumes are more than enough to capture children’s hearts.
And we shouldn’t overlook the fact that the members are all highly skilled musicians as well.
I want to see you.sawada chikako
Chikaco Sawada, known for singing about mature, tender love, was also a big hit in 1991.
I think the song’s simple, direct emotions resonated with many women.
A lot of people still sing it at karaoke, so I hope younger listeners will give it a try too.
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Akina Nakamori, who is now treated like a legendary singer, also released a hit song this year.
I didn’t know this song, but her uniquely clear, transparent voice is still intact, and it reminded me again what a wonderful artist she is.
In conclusion
1991 was a year that produced numerous masterpieces that not only topped the charts but continued to have a major impact on the music scene thereafter.
You could look back on that time through its hit songs, or simply immerse yourself in nostalgic tunes.
Why not take this opportunity to revisit your favorite tracks and listen to them carefully once again?