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)
hometownMatsuyama Chiharu
With its pastoral rhythm and harmonica intro, this slightly country-flavored song evokes the atmosphere of Hokkaido and was released in 1981.
It portrays the daily life of a young person who has come from Hokkaido to the big city, and its engaging, story-like lyrics make it easy for singers to visualize as they perform.
In the sections where the tempo slows down, singing with emotion will help you connect with listeners.
Try singing it while keeping a sense of purity and simplicity in mind.
Sing a SongMatsuyama Chiharu
Nowadays, when you think of a singer from Hokkaido known for his shaved head and sharp tongue, it’s Chiharu Matsuyama.
Back when he still had a full head of hair, his song “Sing a Song” was chosen as the image song for the 1983 “’83 Coca-Cola” campaign and was also used in a commercial in which he appeared himself.
Chiharu Matsuyama’s Famous and Popular Songs (31–40)
A song I made for youMatsuyama Chiharu
With a beautiful melody played by the violin, the prelude begins; “A Song Made for You” is a warm, heartfelt love song.
It is a track from Chiharu Matsuyama’s first album, A Song Made for You, released in June 1977.
town/cityMatsuyama Chiharu
“Machi” is a song I recommend listening to when you feel lonely and alone.
Despite being an outstanding student who graduated at the top of her class in high school, Chiharu grew up in a family that was not well-off and gave up on university to help her struggling family.
After graduating, she went to the city to work with the help of relatives, experiencing many hardships and pains.
“Machi” delicately captures the scenery of a lonely, aching heart amid the bustle of the big city.
Burning TearsMatsuyama Chiharu
“Burning Tears” is the perfect song to cheer on the me who works steadily every day.
It gives me the fight to try hard again tomorrow.
It’s the first track on Chiharu Matsuyama’s 21st album, “Burning Tears,” released in June 1991.
This song was also the ending theme for the TV drama “The Story of Chiyonofuji.”
A song I made for youMatsuyama Chiharu
This is the title track from Chiharu Matsuyama’s debut album, released in 1977.
With its simple melody and straightforward lyrics about love, this song leaves a very positive impression, and both the tune and the words are easy to remember.
Singing it can give the impression that you’re earnest and single-minded, so it’s best to perform it without embellishment or affectation—just as you are.
Strongly associated with Matsuyama’s youth, it’s an irresistible track for longtime fans.
shooting starMatsuyama Chiharu
Singer-songwriter Chiharu Matsuyama, now regarded as a leading figure in the New Music scene, has produced numerous hit songs.
His 16th single, “Nagareboshi” (Shooting Star), was used as the theme song for the TV drama Mune Sawagu Ichigo-tachi.
Its relaxed tempo makes it approachable for karaoke, but since the overall key is high, consider adjusting the karaoke machine settings if it’s difficult to sing.
It’s a song that was a hit during the youth of people now in their 50s, so it’s a great number to perform at karaoke with others of the same generation.
