Amin’s Popular Song Rankings [2026]

I’ll wait.amin1rank/position

I'll wait.

When it comes to harmony songs by female duos from the Showa era, many people probably think of “Matsu wa” sung by Amin.

This piece could be called a rite of passage among harmony songs, featuring very singable vocal and chorus lines that are easy to pick up even for beginners.

Jumping straight into harmonizing can sometimes be difficult, but in this song, at the beginning of the chorus—the harmony section—the chorus also sings the main melody, which makes it a very easy track to harmonize with in that sense.

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Ryo

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God’s rewardamin2rank/position

Amin - God's Reward

Included on the 2007 album “In the prime.” It was their first album after reuniting, produced 25 years after their previous release.

A female duo from Aichi Prefecture who debuted in 1982.

Their group name comes from the café “Anmin” that appears in a song by Masashi Sada.

The duo’s harmonies, sung over a quiet and gentle melody, are truly beautiful and calming to listen to.

sunfloweramin3rank/position

Amin Sunflower

Aming is a female duo consisting of Takako Okamura and Haruko Kato that had been inactive since 1983.

“Himawari” (Sunflower) is the song they released in 2007 when they resumed activities, their first new track in 25 years.

It’s a very refreshing song in which a woman—hung up on trivial things and unable to move forward—finds courage in the sunflower that keeps stretching toward the unreachable sun.

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sasashina

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Don’t give up on your dreamsOkamura Takako, Amin4rank/position

[Full Lyrics Included] 'Yume o Akiramenai de' by Takako Okamura (by Macro Stereo & Elmon)

I was surprised to see the two members of Aming duetting on “Yume wo Akiramenai de,” but while their solo work is great, this has a pure and truly lovely feel too.

The two of them look effortlessly beautiful in white blouses and jeans, simple yet very elegant.

Being able to grow older like this is just the best, isn’t it?

Winteramin5rank/position

Winter

A song included on the 1983 album “P.S.

Anata e…” by Aming, the duo of Takako Okamura and Haruko Kato.

This track is Haruko Kato’s solo number.

It was originally released by singer-songwriter Junko Yagami, and its mood differs slightly from Yagami’s version.

The lyrics express a poignant longing for a loved one from whom the singer parted on a cold winter day.

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SAKI

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