Mari Amachi's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Alone in Kyototenchi mari8rank/position

Kyoto Song 32: Alone in Kyoto — Mari Amachi

The song “Kyoto de Hitori” is the B-side of Mari Amachi’s 13th single, “Ai no Album.” Amachi is known for her big hits “Koi Suru Natsu no Hi” and “Hitorijanai no.” The song tells the story of setting off alone to Kyoto after much thought, only to realize she’ll return to you in the end.

It continues the musical direction aimed at moving beyond her idol image.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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A Summer Day in Lovetenchi mari9rank/position

Mari Amachi - A Summer Day in Love (Single Version)

Among the summer songs sung by the national idol Mari Amachi, this piece is one of the first masterpieces that comes to mind.

It portrays the sweet, fluttering scenes of first love—waiting for someone you like on the tennis court—and just listening makes your heart skip a beat.

Released in July 1973, the song spent six consecutive weeks at No.

1 on the Oricon charts.

Beyond her adorable appearance singing in white tennis wear on that year’s Kōhaku Uta Gassen, her crystal-clear voice and breezy melody evoke the very essence of youth in summer.

It’s the perfect track for when you want to let your heart drift back to days gone by.

The traveler heads to the Land of Windtenchi mari10rank/position

The Traveler to the Land of Wind — Mari Amachi

This is Mari Amachi’s debut song, which portrays dreams, hopes, and a longing for travel.

Her clear, translucent voice beautifully captures the yearning for freedom and the anticipation of the unknown through the figure of a traveler heading to the Land of the Wind.

Released in 1971, the piece held an important place in the early ’70s music scene.

Its lyrics, reflecting the feelings of the younger generation and the social backdrop of the time, resonated with many and continue to be loved without losing their luster.

It’s a song I recommend to those about to take a new step or standing at a crossroads in life.

mothertenchi mari11rank/position

Mother: passionately singing Mari Amachi

A heartwarming classic that sings of eternal love and gratitude.

Released in September 1972, this song is Mari Amachi’s sixth single.

The lyrics, filled with deep affection for a mother, harmonize beautifully with the gentle melody.

Amachi’s clear, pure voice exquisitely conveys feelings of gratitude toward her mother.

Listening to this song reminds us of a mother’s love and the importance of family bonds.

It’s a wonderful piece that brings back our sense of appreciation for our mothers, even as we’re caught up in daily life.

You’ll want to send it along with a Mother’s Day gift.

Midwinter Datetenchi mari12rank/position

Mari Amachi ☆ Midwinter Date

Mari Amachi, who was a national idol in the early 1970s.

This song, included as the B-side of the single “Futari no Nichiyoubi,” released in December 1972, warmly depicts lovers intertwining their fingers and snuggling close as a wintry, leafless avenue is swept by a cold wind.

The lyrics are by Michio Yamagami, the music by Masayuki Hirao, and the arrangement by Shunichi Makaino.

The words, which sing of love nurtured in the cold season, combine with Amachi’s clear, transparent voice to evoke a sense of hope amid the poignancy.

Featured on a single that sold about 440,000 copies at the time, the track was also included on the album “Ashita e no Melody” and has continued to be loved by fans.

Give it a listen while imagining a moment spent with someone special on a chilly day.

youtenchi mari13rank/position

Mari Amachi ☆ You

A warm love story sung by Mari Amachi, an iconic idol singer of the 1970s.

This piece is characterized by its gentle, tranquil melody and her clear, translucent vocals.

Amachi’s soft singing carefully weaves her feelings for the one she loves.

Released in 2006, this work is a cover of Akiko Kosaka’s celebrated song.

Amachi beautifully conveys the original’s delicate emotional expression with her signature refreshingly pure vocals.

The lyrics, filled with thoughts for someone precious, will resonate across generations.

It’s a heartwarming track you’ll want to listen to during special moments with a partner or family.

Let me have that wonderful love once moretenchi mari14rank/position

Mari Amachi ☆ That Wonderful Love Once More

The signature song by Mari Amachi, released in 1971, is a classic created by the duo Kazuhiko Kato and Osamu Kitayama.

While it nostalgically reflects on lost love, it also carries a message encouraging a fresh start in life.

With its gentle, soothing melody and lyrics that are bittersweet yet forward-looking, it captured the hearts of many listeners.

This work is one of the songs that cemented Mari Amachi’s popularity, contributing to her appearances at NHK’s Kōhaku Uta Gassen three times from 1972 to 1974.

It’s a recommended track for those who’ve experienced heartbreak or want to immerse themselves in memories of the past.