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An enka singer who blossomed on the fourth debut! Natsuko Godai’s popular song ranking

Although she debuted under the names Hiromi Hoshi, Yuki Kagawa, and Terumi Nakagawa without finding a hit, enka singer Natsuko Godai found the spotlight after her fourth stage name change.

Her debut single achieved an unprecedented double win in the enka world, earning both the Best New Artist Award at the 21st Japan Cable Awards and the Best New Artist Award at the 21st All Japan Cable Broadcasting Awards.

This time, we’ll be introducing a ranking of Natsuko Godai’s popular songs.

Even younger listeners who aren’t very familiar with enka might enjoy being captivated by the vocals of this veteran star.

An enka singer who blossomed on her fourth debut! Natsuko Godai’s most popular songs ranking (11–20)

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Natsuko Godai 'Shibuya Centennial Sō Odori' Music Video
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BEGIN, the popular band from Okinawa, created a song filled with their love for Shibuya, and it’s been covered by Natsuko Godai, a leading figure in the enka world.

It’s a fresh, new-style track celebrating Shibuya’s growth and history, characterized by a Bon Odori-inspired melody and beats that evoke Eisa.

Released as a single on October 30, 2024, it also includes REIWA mixes of “Oedo Choichoi-bushi” and “Natsuko Ondo.” The jacket features iconic Shibuya landmarks, visually expressing a deep affection for the area.

It’s the perfect song for listeners of all ages who want to rediscover Shibuya’s charm.

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Natsuko Godai “Cornflower (Yagurumaso)” Music Video (1 chorus)
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Natsuko Godai continues to captivate many hearts with her delicately expressive vocals.

Among her songs, this heartbreak ballad is particularly moving.

In this piece, she sings of hidden feelings entrusted to purple flowers, painting a bittersweet love story.

Released in June 2015, it became her 27th single.

The song’s structure—starting quietly and gradually building in emotion—is also appealing, making it an easy choice for karaoke.

Highly recommended for those who want to feel both the ache of love and a sense of hope for the future.

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