A collection of Miliyah Kato’s greatest hits. Introducing her popular tracks all at once, starting with love songs!

lipstickKato Miria

Miliyah Kato 'Lipstick' (Short Ver.) Lyric Video

This is an uplifting anthem by Miliyah Kato, whose invigorating R&B sound and profound lyrical expression give her a commanding presence on the scene.

With an artist persona that resonates with teenage girls, it’s a song you’ll want to sing—perfect for adding sparkle to any karaoke session.

EMOTION-DANCE ONLY VERKato Miria

Miliyah Kato “EMOTION — Dance Only Ver.”

This is EMOTION – DANCE ONLY VER by Miliyah Kato, a hugely popular Japanese female singer-songwriter.

The song was released in 2013.

Miliyah Kato’s vocals are super cool—goosebump-inducing.

The track itself is great for dancing; highly recommended.

How Far I’ll GoKato Miria

Miliyah Kato “How Far I’ll Go” Music Video -Short Ver.-

This song is the theme song for a movie, and it has wonderfully positive lyrics.

While Miliyah Kato has many love songs, this one features lyrics that encourage and empower you, making it a real pick-me-up.

I’m sure many of you have heard it before, but it’s a song I’d love for you to listen to again with fresh attention.

Tonight is Boogie BackKato Miria

Miliyah Kato 'Konya wa Boogie Back feat. Shota Shimizu & SHUN (short ver.)'

When you hear “Konya wa Boogie Back,” you think of the ultimate classic by Kenji Ozawa and Scha Dara Parr.

This love song has been respected and covered by many musicians.

Today, I’d like to introduce Miliyah Kato’s cover.

Never let goKato Miria

Never let go Miliyah Kato midi

She is a Japanese singer-songwriter, fashion designer, and novelist.

The name “Miliyah” was created by combining the initials of her own name, her mother, and her younger brother.

She seems to favor a style rooted in R&B and hip-hop—neither too core nor too pop—aiming for a landing point somewhere in between.

This song is her debut single.

Thank youKato Miria

Thank you, Miliyah Kato

A song filled with gratitude for my ex—thank you for everything until now.

I think it’s a warm song.

It’s a hopeful song about how happy we were sharing so many memories, and how we’ll both keep doing our best from here on.

The melody is so wistful that if you listen absentmindedly, it can really make you cry.

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Miliyah Kato 'Sayonara Baby'

It’s a song from a woman’s perspective, and it feels like a story about an affair or cheating.

It also comes across as being the convenient woman.

You can clearly see her blaming herself for not ending an unrequited love even though she wants to.

The emotion of pretending not to notice, despite knowing, is deeply moving.