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Dozi-T’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
A Japanese musician best known primarily as a rapper.He debuted as part of the unit “ZINGI,” and since 2000 has mainly focused on solo activities.This time, I’ve put together a collection of tracks by Dōji-T to introduce to you.
Dozi-T’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
One More Time… feat. BENIDōji-T1rank/position
Rapper Dōji-T and singer BENI, also known by her former stage name Arashiro Beni.
Their song “Mō Ichido… feat.
BENI,” performed emotionally over a wistful piano, is a classic beloved by gals.
The track was released in 2008, when sampling from older TV dramas was in vogue.
In fact, this song samples the piano melody used in the Fuji TV drama Long Vacation! It’s fun to look back on the trends of that time.
Wish feat. YU-A (Foxxi misQ)Dōji-T2rank/position
A love song by Doe-T, who is active as a hip-hop artist.
Featuring YU-A’s soulful vocals, this memorable track was released in 2008.
Its lyrics, centered on the pain of parting and memories shared by lovers, resonate emotionally.
Included on the album “12 Love Stories,” it became a major hit, surpassing 1.1 million downloads as a ringtone.
With a sound that comforts those who have experienced heartbreak or separation, it’s perfect for reflecting on past romances or deepening feelings for someone special.
Highly recommended for anyone who carries a mix of nostalgia and bittersweet emotion.
Christmas Eve feat. AISHADōji-T3rank/position
This is a pop song that recalls the happy Christmas he spent with her last year, and now, disgusted with the version of himself who’s become helpless without her, it sings of melancholy feelings.
Released on December 1, 2010, it’s a track included on his fifth major album at the time, GOLD.
Featuring AISHA, an R&B singer known for breakup songs, it vividly portrays the push-and-pull of romance.
Better Days feat. Miliyah Kato, Roma TanakaDōji-T4rank/position
When you think of Doe-T, you think of his hugely popular love songs.
In 2007, after collaborating with a variety of artists, he released “better days” featuring Miliyah Kato and Roma Tanaka.
Its lyrics trace a year-long story from the moment of meeting to the moment of parting, creating a sweet yet heartrending world.
If you’ve ever broken up with someone you were dating, you can’t help but relate—and for some, it’s the soundtrack of their youth.
So nostalgic.
The contrast between Doe-T’s rap, which feels like his inner voice slipping out, and Miliyah Kato’s melodic chorus is beautifully fragile…
It just pops into your head in quiet moments: “Those were the days.
I wonder how you’re doing.”
Goddess of VictoryDōji-T5rank/position
This is a track by rapper Dōji-T, who is also active as a member of the hip-hop unit ZINGI.
It’s a collaboration with Miliyah Kato, and her vocals bring an R&B flavor to the song, which is a notable point.
The contrast between the cool sound driven by a laid-back beat and the passionate atmosphere conveyed by the lyrics is striking.
The lyrics depict someone mustering the courage to take a first step, conveying a strong determination to move toward their ideal.
The Promised Day feat. Thelma AoyamaDōji-T6rank/position
This song is included on Douji-T’s concept album “12 Love Stories,” released in September 2008, and was used as the ending theme for “God Tongue.” The album reached No.
3 on the Oricon chart.
Word Bouncer ProDōji-T7rank/position
Included as the sixth track on the second major album “Dōmu,” released in 2005.
Truly colorful—the sense for diverse word choice is overwhelming.
The hardcore, underground vibe of the track is addictive as well.
It’s said they’re also acquainted with former snowboarder Melo Imai.