Makoto Kawamoto’s famous and popular songs
Makoto Kawamoto debuted in 1996 and became an artist who defined the era.
She has continued her work since then, staying at the forefront of the music scene for many years.
Her distinctive voice, melodic sensibilities, and choice of words in her lyrics are especially captivating.
Please enjoy these richly nuanced songs in this playlist.
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Makoto Kawamoto’s Best and Popular Songs (21–30)
Let’s take a break.Kawamoto Makoto
A track included on the single “Fairy Tunes,” released in 2011 under the name Makoto Kawamoto feat.
TIGER FAKE FUR.
As the title suggests, it’s a gentle song that invites you to relax and take in the scenery around you.
The Talent for LoveKawamoto Makoto
A debut single produced by the eccentric genius of the J-POP world, Yasuyuki Okamura.
Centered on a rough yet razor-sharp acoustic guitar, it’s a gem where the live instrumentation really grabs your ear.
You don’t hear arrangements like this anymore.
You can catch Okamura’s ad-libs in the outro.
leaving earlyKawamoto Makoto
The B-side track of the first single “Ai no Sainou,” released in 1996.
Among the songs she composed herself, this one is her debut work.
With a heavy, thick bass, sharp and edgy funky guitar, and crisp lyrics delivered in a driving vocal style, it’s a number that gets crowds going live.
Its J-Rock-meets-funk vibe feels unlike the typical image of Makoto Kawamoto, making it a fresh and interesting song.
Poolside StoryKawamoto Makoto / Goronyanzu
This is a track included on the self-titled album by the rock band Kawamoto Makoto with Goronyans, formed around Makoto Kawamoto.
The song features vocals by Kawamoto and Hironori Misawa, and is a breezy, light, and upbeat pop number perfect for summer.
one halfKawamoto Makoto
A single released by Makoto Kawamoto in 1997.
Its brisk, youthfully energetic vibe is absolutely cute.
It sold around 800,000 copies, becoming the biggest hit of her career.
A fresh track that’s perfect for early spring.
I like the way you eat a lot.Kawamoto Makoto
It’s a familiar tune as the CM song for FANCL’s diet supplement Calorie Limit in the SongForBoys version, but perhaps not many people know it’s sung by Makoto Kawamoto.
The catchy, cute voice and the lyrics leave a strong impression.
Trouble BusKawamoto Makoto
This is a song included as a B-side to the 7th single “FRAGILE.” Its distinctive lyrics are striking and draw you in.
The repeatedly sung phrase “Zuba! Zuba! Zuba!” sticks in your head.
The track is cool, yet it has a laid-back feel that’s really interesting and pleasant.