Mai Kuraki’s famous and popular songs

Wake me upKuraki Mai

Mai Kuraki “Wake me up”

Mai Kuraki’s powerful cheer song.

Its positive message and soaring vocals strike a chord.

Released in February 2014, this track gives you the courage to believe in yourself and face challenges.

Kuraki’s voice feels like a gentle push on the listener’s back.

It’s sure to lift you up when you’re feeling down or need a boost.

Also perfect for a morning jog or a refreshing change of pace on your commute to work or school.

Why not start a new day wrapped in Kuraki’s warm, comforting voice?

chance for you 〜cinema ver.〜Kuraki Mai

Mai Kuraki “Chance for You ~Cinema Ver.~”

This is a track included on the album “Mai Kuraki Single Collection: Chance for You,” produced to commemorate Mai Kuraki’s 20th anniversary since debut.

Created as the theme song for the film “Soft Boy,” it’s a refreshing, uplifting message song that sings of hope in finding a rainbow in the sky after the rain.

The lyrics—which emphasize the importance of moving forward in the face of difficulties and having the courage to take a step toward your dreams—leave a strong impression, making it a perfect fit for a sports movie theme.

Released in December 2019, the album reached No.

6 on the weekly Oricon chart.

It’s a recommended song for anyone who wants to be encouraged by Mai Kuraki’s vocals.

ReviveKuraki Mai

Mai Kuraki "Revive"

The song starts with a mysterious, passionate Spanish guitar accompaniment.

It’s also enjoyable to hear how Mai Kuraki, who often sings more laid-back songs, tackles this one.

I was thrilled because it sounded like she was singing more seductively than usual.

It’s an intense track with an addictive quality—a highly polished piece!

Your Best FriendKuraki Mai

Mai Kuraki “Your Best Friend”

Is it a best friend? Or a boyfriend? Even though it’s the same word in English, the meaning is completely different, isn’t it? Listening to the song, I felt that, either way, it doesn’t change the fact that both are important.

You can really feel that, for Mai Kuraki, the person she’s singing about is precious no matter which it is, and it’s a song that brings you to tears.

Strong HeartKuraki Mai

Mai Kuraki “Strong Heart ~from Mai Kuraki Premium Live One for all, All for one~”

A powerful cheer song by Mai Kuraki that draws out the strength deep within your heart.

It portrays a woman who believes in herself and moves forward, and its message—“You can become strong even on your own”—resonates deeply.

Released in November 2011 as the theme song for the drama “HUNTER: Sono Onnatachi, Shōkinkasegi,” it came out as a DVD single and reached No.

4 on the Oricon weekly chart.

It’s a warm track that gently gives you a push when you’re dealing with heartbreak or setbacks.

When you feel like you’re losing sight of yourself, give it a listen.

It will surely give you the courage to take a new step forward.

A me I don’t know.Kuraki Mai

Mai Kuraki: “The me I don’t know.”

It’s a song sung by Mai Kuraki, who has continued to grow older since her debut and become an adult woman.

The song itself seems to have a different tone than in the past, adjusted to suit her.

It feels like a song that could exist anywhere yet never has, and listening to it somehow leaves you with a strange, curious feeling.

white snowKuraki Mai

Mai Kuraki “White Snow”

A medium-tempo ballad by Mai Kuraki, influenced by R&B, that paints a wintry scene.

Released in December 2006, it was used as the ending theme for the TV anime Detective Conan.

Music box tones, piano, and strings beautifully depict the image of falling snow.

The lyrics, written by Kuraki herself, express lost love and aching emotions.

Phrases like “How much longer do I have to cry?” and “I still vow that I love you” convey lingering attachment alongside a will to move forward.

It’s the perfect song to listen to at Christmas or on snowy days, and is beloved by many as a message song that resonates with the heart.