Kobukuro’s classic and popular songs
Let us introduce songs by the popular male folk duo, Kobukuro.
Renowned for their powerful vocals, the two create an exquisite harmony with their voices, delivering performances so impactful they overwhelm listeners.
Although they met and formed their duo in Osaka, an event they held until 2010 called Fan Festa took place in Wakayama, and—curiously—the headquarters of their agency, Minosuke Office Kobukuro, is also located in Wakayama.
This is because, during their indie days, they were supported by a patron who ran a game shop in Wakayama called Minosuke; that person is now the president of their current agency.
Now, please take your time and savor the supreme harmony of the two members of Kobukuro.
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Kobukuro’s iconic and popular songs (71–80)
RAISE THE ANCHORKobukuro

Created to mark the duo’s 25th anniversary, this piece has evolved into a powerful track that evokes a long voyage.
Its lyrics, which depict the drive to move toward one’s dreams and the importance of walking together, are sure to give listeners a encouraging push.
Released digitally on August 7, 2024, the song is included on the album “QUARTER CENTURY,” which came out on September 4 of the same year.
The album features 12 tracks in total, including the theme song for the Osaka-Kansai Expo.
Even if you’ve never listened to Kobukuro before, why not take this opportunity to give their music a try?
SANDAY KITCHENKobukuro

It’s a heartwarming song that sings about the simple happiness of an ordinary rainy Sunday.
It’s unclear whether the couple is married, but the trivial exchanges that anyone has experienced are relatable.
Since there was no URL for the original artist, it ended up being a cover.
Summer rainKobukuro

It’s a baseball manga by the creator of Touch, who also wrote Cross Game.
It’s not very well-known, but it portrays the youth of its characters very clearly, and this song fits the work perfectly.
You’ll find yourself carried along by its light, breezy rhythm.
night skyKobukuro

This is a karaoke song by Kobukuro where their pop, pleasant vocals and the strength of their duo blend perfectly with the acoustic feel.
It’s a high-quality track that makes you want to sing it at night, and you can sense an arrangement that stirs a comfortable feeling.
bright and clearKobukuro

This is a commemorative song for the 20th anniversary of Kobukuro’s formation.
It’s a masterpiece packed with the best qualities of Kobukuro as artists.
With a medium tempo, it’s easy to sing at karaoke.
It’s sure to become a karaoke staple—highly recommended!
Holy Snowy NightKobukuro

A track from the 2003 album “Straight.” It’s a gentle song about lovers before they become a family.
With its relaxed tempo and tender, conversational lyrics, it really tugs at the heart.
It’s a song I’d love both those who have a happy home and those who are about to build one to hear.
Star SongKobukuro

A track by Kobukuro included on their album “Star Made,” released on August 4, 2021.
As the title suggests, it’s a gentle song that evokes a quiet summer night sky, and musically it’s very much in their style—easy to hum and approachable.
If you focus on singing carefully throughout, it shouldn’t be too hard to score high at karaoke.
That said, the high notes in the chorus might be a bit tough for the average male singer, so it might be a good idea to check the key settings in advance.


