Chiharu Matsuyama’s masterpieces and popular songs
Among the many songs by the renowned singer Chiharu Matsuyama, we’re introducing a carefully selected lineup of standout tracks.
Speaking of Chiharu Matsuyama, he’s known for his exceptional vocal power, lustrous high notes, and lyrics that touch the heart.
Please enjoy these masterpieces to the fullest.
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Chiharu Matsuyama’s famous and popular songs (21–30)
Graduation PhotoMatsuyama Chiharu
As you know, Chiharu Matsuyama is that male singer.
In his cover of “Graduation Photograph,” he makes it his own right from the beginning.
In a good way, there’s no longer a trace of Yumi Arai.
Instead of a grand, sweeping ballad, Matsuyama’s gently and tenderly sung ballad is utterly mesmerizing.
First snowMatsuyama Chiharu
A single released in 2017.
Born in ’55.
A singer-songwriter from Hokkaido.
Set to a mid-tempo, slightly playful rhythm and a pop melody that evokes the laid-back, pastoral feel of reggae, the resonant, clear vocals make for a delightfully pleasant listen.
clownMatsuyama Chiharu
Even with the aching heart of unrequited love, you want to be helpful to the other person and wish for the one you love to always be happy.
Beginning with a wistful intro, Pierrot is a message song for those with unrequited feelings and a hidden gem by Chiharu Matsuyama.
It’s a track from his third album, Toki wo Arukitsuzukeru (Walking On), released on October 21, 1978 (Showa 53).
GraduationMatsuyama Chiharu
The intro of the song “Sotsugyo” flows slowly, as if looking back on memories from school days, and then shifts to an up-tempo, refreshing feel that expresses a heart buoyed by dreams for the future.
It’s included as the B-side of the sixth single “Mado,” released in March 1979.
To youMatsuyama Chiharu
Nicknamed the “Flame Stopper,” Tsuda Tsunemi, a former Hiroshima Toyo Carp star, fired up the ballpark with his passionate performances.
While still an active player, he was struck by illness and forced into a battle for his life.
The song “Kimi ni” is sung by Chiharu Matsuyama with heartfelt emotions for Tsuda Tsunemi.
Look at meMatsuyama Chiharu
“Look at Me” is a beautiful, passionate song that makes the most of Chiharu Matsuyama’s signature high, pure voice, and fervently conveys the sincere, single-minded feelings of a woman who lives for love.
The song was included on Chiharu’s second album, “Konna Yoru wa,” released in January 1978.
Matsuyama Chiharu
If you do a Chiharu Matsuyama impersonation, it’s sure to be a huge hit at any party! It might be tricky to mimic that distinctive, slightly nasally voice, but the key is to sing with a touch of shyness.
If you pick well-known songs like “In the Great Sky and Land” (Oozora to Daichi no Naka de) or “In the Seasons” (Kisetsu no Naka de), the crowd will probably sing along.
Singing with a guitar in hand will make it feel even more like the real thing.
If you can recreate his passionate stage presence, you’re sure to move the audience!