Shizuka Kudo’s famous and popular songs
Let me introduce songs by Shizuka Kudo, a singer and actress who was once active as a member of Onyanko Club.
Shizuka Kudo is also well known as the wife of Takuya Kimura of the national idol group SMAP.
You’ve probably had many chances to hear her songs in various contexts, such as commercials and TV show theme songs.
Her solo debut single, “Forbidden Telepathy,” shot straight to No.
1 on the Oricon chart, and she is said to be one of the “Four Queens” of female idols who were most active in the 1980s.
Playlist
| Shizuka Kudo’s famous and popular songs | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Fly! Fly! Ruby ~Ruby Version~Kudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Cheer on dreams with a character song! |
| 2east | AkikoKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Shizuka Kudo’s eighth single overall, “Kōsa (Yellow Sand)…” |
| 3east | Freesia—More than liking, I love you—Kudō Shizuka | play_arrow | A love song that sings of the aching feelings for someone you can’t meet |
| 4east | Full of ChristmasKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Shizuka Kudo’s classic songs that color Christmas |
| 5east | Drops of a thousand currentsKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | It's a heartbreak song, but the lyrics are profoundly deep. |
| 6east | MUGO… so sexyKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | As a promotional theme song for a cosmetics brand… |
| 7east | Full of ChristmasKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Shizuka Kudo’s Christmas songs, early tracks |
| 8east | snow umbrellaKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | A lyrical masterpiece provided by Miyuki Nakajima |
| 9east | The Hero’s BannerKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Support ballad song by Shizuka Kudo |
| 10east | Lotus ~The Flower Born~Kudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Singing Kudo Shizuka’s commercial jingle, “A Single‑Minded Love.” |
| 11east | sleetKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | They likened their lingering regret over a past love to a 'mi—' that could be neither rain nor snow... |
| 12east | What you gave meKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Shizuka Kudo 25th Anniversary Debut Commemorative Single |
| 13east | FU-JI-TSUKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Miyuki Nakajima’s songwriting debut song |
| 14east | Aphrodisiac from the lipsKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | A powerful hit song from 1990 |
| 15east | wailing in griefKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | The best-selling theme song for a Monday 9 p.m. drama |
| 16east | AgainKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Shizuka Kudo’s edgy love song is a big hit |
| 17east | The True Face of the StormKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Their signature song released in 1989 sold 524,000 copies. |
| 18east | Forbidden TelepathyKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Shizuka Kudo’s solo debut single is a great success |
| 19east | Blue VelvetKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | The Dragon Ball theme song becomes a hit |
| 20east | A One-Night LoveKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | A classic song about single-minded love became a huge hit. |
| 21east | MUGO… so sexyKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | A big hit as a Kanebo commercial song |
| 22east | Ice RainKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Shizuka Kudo’s poignant ballad song |
| 23east | PleaseKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Sales are trending downward with a subdued musical style. |
| 24east | Blue RoseKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | New rock-style song: composer changed for the first time. |
| 25east | Blue ZoneKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Released in 1999, the final track of the Blue trilogy |
| 26east | in the skyKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Kirara B-side, an up-tempo, cheerful song |
| 27east | KiraraKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Shizuka Kudo’s illness drama insert song |
| 28east | I want to break down and cry my eyes out.Kudō Shizuka | play_arrow | A laid-back ballad released in 1992 |
| 29east | excellent; superior; gentle; kindKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Poor sales for the theme song of Gokudō no Onna-tachi |
| 30east | crimson flowerKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | A gentle song that was the theme song for Tuesday Suspense Theater |
| 31east | To the moon on a rainy nightKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | 20th debut anniversary commemorative song—vocal prowess still intact |
| 32east | the opposite; reverse; contrary; the other sideKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Depictions of coquettish women also saw a decline in sales |
| 33east | I can’t space out.Kudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Up-tempo song, peaked at No. 2 with 320,000 copies sold |
| 34east | I wish you would hold me.Kudō Shizuka | play_arrow | The third single is a ballad. |
| 35east | I am a knife.Kudō Shizuka | play_arrow | A song released in 1993, not very impactful |
| 36east | MetamorphosisKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | 440,000 copies with a punchy track |
| 37east | Snow, Moon, and FlowersKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | A song by Miyuki Nakajima. Peaked at No. 23. |
| 38east | Blown by the yellow sandKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | A masterpiece by Miyuki Nakajima that expresses the longing of autumn and winter romance |
| 39east | It has to be you.Kudō Shizuka | play_arrow | A blues-style ballad released in 1993 |
| 40east | Jaguar LineKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | A rock-style song from 1994 that peaked at No. 8 |
| 41east | passionKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Miyuki Nakajima’s first hit song in a while |
| 42east | About meKudō Shizuka | play_arrow | Lyrics by Miyuki Nakajima, 265,000 copies of the song about loneliness |


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