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 (31–40)
Shall we go home?Matsuyama Chiharu
The plaintive, melancholic song “Kaerou ka” (“Shall We Go Home?”) is a superb work worthy of being a top contender for Chiharu Matsuyama’s best hidden gem.
The allure of the Chiharu world sparkles throughout the track.
It was released in January 1980 as the B-side to his eighth single, “Koi” (Love).
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).
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.”
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.
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.
Chiharu Matsuyama’s classic and popular songs (41–50)
A midsummer dayMatsuyama Chiharu
With its up-tempo groove and a violin solo that evokes an exotic mood, “A Midsummer Day” is a song that lifts your spirits.
You’ll undoubtedly discover another side of Chiharu Matsuyama’s charm.
This track is included on the album “Zutto Issho,” released in May 2010.
First loveMatsuyama Chiharu
Chiharu Matsuyama is exceptionally skilled at expressing a woman’s feelings through elegant poetry.
“First Love” is a superb, underappreciated gem that vividly captures and conveys the subtle shades of joy, anger, sorrow, and delight in a young woman’s heart during her fluttering youth.
It is included on his first album, “Songs Made for You.”