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Motohiro Hata Cheer Songs and Popular Songs Rankings [2026]
Motohiro Hata, who hails from Miyazaki Prefecture, made his debut in 2006.
He’s popular for his distinctive vocals that are clear yet slightly husky, and his strong singing ability has led him to cover many classic songs.
Hata’s straightforward voice is perfect for cheer-up songs and is sure to lift your spirits!
In this article, we’ll introduce Motohiro Hata’s best motivational songs in ranking form—be sure to give them a listen.
Motohiro Hata Cheer Songs and Popular Songs Rankings [2026]
Promise of SunflowersHata Motohiro1rank/position
This song drew a huge response as the theme for the film “STAND BY ME Doraemon.” It’s a classic that captures warm feelings of caring for one another and the hope that, even after parting, you’ll meet again.
Motohiro Hata’s gentle voice deepens the sense of a strong bond with someone dear.
Released as a single in August 2014, it was later included on the album “Ao no Kokei.” The track was also featured in NTT West commercials and on TV programs.
Its straightforward message—that hearts remain connected even when people are apart—makes it a perfect song to send off friends you’ve spent time with or colleagues setting out on a new path.
Why not give it as a gift, with a feeling of gratitude and a wish to give back?
HalationHata Motohiro2rank/position
This is a song by Motohiro Hata that gently affirms earnest effort.
Many of you may remember it as the unified theme song for the 2009 Summer High School Baseball tournament, accompanying countless moving moments.
Under the blazing summer sun, charging headlong toward a single goal—this piece conveys that even such struggles are a shining instant of youth, and that the very process is a beautiful treasure.
It’s a powerful yet warm cheer song that will support your heart as you face an important moment—be it in sports, studies, or any other challenge.
Gazing up, the sky is blueHata Motohiro3rank/position
This piece beautifully portrays graduation as a milestone in life.
Motohiro Hata’s clear, translucent vocals capture both the sorrow of parting and the hope of a new beginning in full.
Released in March 2019, it garnered attention as the theme song for a SoftBank TV commercial.
While cherishing past memories, this work gives you the courage to take a step toward the future.
It’s a song we hope those embarking on a new chapter this spring will listen to.
Its heartfelt melody and lyrics will surely give you a gentle push forward.
scale (as of a fish or reptile)Hata Motohiro4rank/position
Known as one of Motohiro Hata’s signature songs, this piece is a poignant love ballad that depicts the frustrations and inner conflicts of romance.
Released in June 2007, it was also featured as the image song for Nippon TV’s summer documentary “Teijisei: Memories of 1461 Days.” The lyrics skillfully capture the feelings of a protagonist who cannot convey their emotions to the person they care about, resonating with many listeners.
Its universal theme of “breaking out of one’s shell and showing one’s true self to another” encourages people standing at life’s crossroads, not only in matters of love.
If you’re struggling with that frustrating feeling of wanting to be honest about your feelings but being unable to take the first step, why not listen to this song and take heart?
Goodbye, IsaacHata Motohiro5rank/position
A gentle yet empowering cheer song.
Within a team, within a group, what is the thing only I can do? If you listen to this song—after all the wavering and hesitation—you’ll surely find your goal in the end.
GirlHata Motohiro6rank/position
A track included on the 2013 album “Signed POP,” later released as a single.
At the time, I listened to it as a breezy love song, but after experiencing parenthood—what a surprise! Now when I hear it, it sounds like a song about a child.
I hope moms and dads will savor that feeling of rediscovering a masterpiece.
It’s precisely because the feelings are sung to a beloved woman that this kind of shift can happen, I suppose.
As I grow older, I wonder who the “Girl” in this song will become.
With each chapter of life, it reveals a different face—truly a Japanese classic.
An unfinished love song I’ve been working on foreverHata Motohiro7rank/position
A heartwarming ballad that sings of deep love for a long-time partner.
Performed by Motohiro Hata, this piece delicately portrays how feelings for someone precious grow richer and more vivid over time.
Affection so great that no number of rewrites can fully convey it—like a love letter that’s never quite finished.
Each listen wraps you in a gentle warmth, as if your feelings for the other person are renewed again and again.
Written as the theme song for the film “The 35th-Year Love Letter,” releasing in March 2025, it’s perfect for those moments when putting feelings into words feels a bit embarrassing, yet you still want to express your gratitude and love—and need a little nudge to do so.
AiHata Motohiro8rank/position
The gently beginning melody seeps into the precious new life and into the heart of the mother who protects it.
The overwhelming tenderness and the fear of loss are feelings shared by all women who have conceived.
But it’s okay.
This is a calming piece that feels as if it’s telling you, “The day you’ll touch that tiny hand is just around the corner.” I hope every pregnant woman will listen to it.
Before morning comesHata Motohiro9rank/position
Mr.
Motohiro Hata soothes our hearts as listeners with his delicate lyrics and vocals.
“Before the Morning Comes” is packed with the charm of Hata, whose true forte lies in medium-tempo numbers like “Ai” and “Himawari no Yakusoku.” The gentle, water-like wavering of the heart, the pain of parting, and the bittersweet feelings well up little by little, bringing you to tears you can’t hold back.
The arrangement by Masanori Shimada—renowned for his work with aiko and Ikimono-gakari—is also beautiful, leaving a striking impression with a resonance that somehow overlaps with the stillness of late night into early morning.
While the song’s atmosphere is a guaranteed tearjerker, its lyrics portray a powerful resolve that lifts your spirits—truly a wonderful track.
Spring has comeHata Motohiro (Radio Kamones)10rank/position
This is a song written and composed by Motohiro Hata for FM802’s spring tradition, the ACCESS! campaign, in 2013.
That same year, he self-covered it on the select album “Hitojihore.” The original was co-produced with Rekishi, making it a particularly bright and festive number even within Hata’s catalog.
It’s the kind of track that makes you feel like spring has arrived and clears your mood.
The delicate yet powerful, soaring vocals—once described early in his career as a “voice made of steel and glass”—resonate throughout.
It’s a cheering song that conveys warm human connections and the lively atmosphere of spring, inspiring you to think, “All right, let’s do our best!”