[Treasure of Powerful Enka] Takashi Hosokawa’s Easy-to-Sing Songs
Takashi Hosokawa is one of Japan’s leading enka singers.
Originally, he focused solely on enka, but partway through his career he met Michiya Mihashi and began studying folk songs under him.
As a result, his already impressive vocal ability was elevated to a near-monster level, and he went on to release highly challenging songs like “Tsugaru Yamauta” and “Bokyō Jongara.”
Because of this, many people likely have the impression that “Takashi Hosokawa’s songs = difficult.”
So this time…!
We’ve selected some of Takashi Hosokawa’s songs that are especially easy to sing.
From catchy hits to hidden gems known to the initiated, we’ve picked a wide range—be sure to check them out to the end!
Playlist
| [Treasure of Powerful Enka] Takashi Hosokawa’s Easy-to-Sing Songs | |||
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| 1east | chance encounterHosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | Takashi Hosokawa’s classic song “Yukizuri” |
| 2east | Hotaru grassHosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | Takashi Hosokawa’s “Hotaru-gusa” is a masterpiece and easy to sing. |
| 3east | Here comes the cheer song!Hosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | Takashi Hosokawa’s encouraging cheer song |
| 4east | Harbor night viewHosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | Takashi Hosokawa’s classic song “Minato Yakei” is a melancholy tune. |
| 5east | North TavernHosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | Takashi Hosokawa’s classic hit “Kita Sakaba,” simple and soaring |
| 6east | Woman’s Crossroads: A Night I Might Lose Myself to YouHosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | Takashi Hosokawa’s classic song, featuring an emotionally rich singing voice, is captivating. |
| 7east | lingering regretHosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | Takashi Hosokawa’s classic “Kokoro no Kori,” an easy-to-sing masterpiece |
| 8east | Harbor night viewHosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | Takashi Hosokawa, a melancholy enka ballad |
| 9east | Ring! All together, Japan!Hosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | Takashi Hosokawa’s diverse song “Wa! Morai Nippon” |
| 10east | Sadamé RiverHosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | Takashi Hosokawa’s classic hit “Sadamegawa,” with a relaxed tempo |
| 11east | Let’s ONDO AgainHosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | Takashi Hosokawa’s enka requires caution with the high register. |
| 12east | Dream-Drunk PersonHosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | Takashi Hosokawa fuses enka and pop. |
| 13east | Ah, what a beautiful woman.Hosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | Takashi Hosokawa’s classic song that sings of a man’s melancholy, “Ah, A Fine Woman.” |
| 14east | Lingering Snow, TsugaruHosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | Takashi Hosokawa’s easy-to-sing songs: “Zansetsu” and “Tsugaru” |
| 15east | See you at the bar.Hosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | Takashi Hosokawa’s distinctive “Goodbye at the Bar.” |
| 16east | Cape KamuiHosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | Takashi Hosokawa sings about the scenery of his hometown. |
| 17east | Life is like a Naniwa-bushi (a melodramatic ballad).Hosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | An explanation of easily singable songs by Takashi Hosokawa |
| 18east | Tsugaru Nakase-bushiHosokawa Takashi | play_arrow | The Tsugaru Sea and Love: Takashi Hosokawa’s Moving Song |


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