Kohmi Hirose’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Kohmi Hirose – Strobe (Official Video)

This song grandly portrays the emotions of winter romance.

Along with its majestic sound, it beautifully captures the seasonal feel of winter and the bittersweetness of love.

Released in December 1998, it reached No.

5 on the weekly Oricon charts.

It also drew attention as the theme song for an Alpen commercial and became a major hit, certified Platinum.

The driving beat, evoking the speed of the ski slopes, pairs perfectly with Kohmi Hirose’s clear, crystalline vocals.

It’s the perfect track for a winter drive or making memories with a loved one.

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Kohmi Hirose – I Want to Seize Happiness (Official Video)

A song packed with the charm of the Winter Queen, Kōmi Hirose.

The lyrics portray the give-and-take of romance while directly expressing a desire to grasp ideal happiness.

From everyday scenes like morning calls, shopping, and dining at a restaurant, to the anticipation of a proposal, the song’s structure captures the very heart of a girl in love.

Released as a single in December 1994, it was featured in an Alpen commercial.

Sing it while reminiscing about those days when your heart fluttered over Christmas dates and choosing the perfect gift!

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Kohmi Hirose / A Midwinter Walk Home

The early-1997 Alpen commercial song.

For the past three years there had been only one song spanning late December to early January, but this year there were two—one before and one after.

It was released in January 1997.

The commercial featured Haruhiko Kato and Yuko Masuda (the same as the previous one), but unlike the previous ballad, this was an up-tempo track.

It peaked at No.

10 on the Oricon weekly chart, with total sales of 215,000 copies.

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Kohmi Hirose / I Wish

The nickname “Queen of Winter” is incredibly famous—this is Kohmi Hirose’s 15th single.

As with many of her songs, it was used in a commercial for Alpen.

The track is very relaxed; rather than evoking the feeling of racing down the slopes like her other classic hits, it has the atmosphere of a ballad that conjures the image of snow falling silently and steadily, piling up.

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Venus Line

Kohmi Hirose is one of Japan’s leading singer-songwriters.

She wrote “Venus Line” as the opening theme for the anime BIRDIE WING -Golf Girls’ Story-.

It’s a jazz-tinged track featuring piano and violin, and its lyrics capture the buoyant excitement of the protagonist who pours her heart into sports.

Also noteworthy is how the lyrics use expressions premised on the anime’s story—for example, reading “daikyū” (a struck ball) as “kibō” (hope).

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My Dear Ellie

This track is included on Kōmi Hirose’s 2001 release “Kōmi Hirose THE BEST ‘Love Winters ~ballads~’,” and it’s a more up-tempo, 16-beat, rhythmical rendition compared to the original.

When an artist with a completely different vocal quality from Keisuke Kuwata sings it, a whole new kind of appeal emerges.

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Kohmi Hirose 'If There's Love, It'll Be Alright'

The debut song of the genius artist Kōmi Hirose, who is both the queen of high notes and gifted with outstanding pop songwriting sense.

It’s a wonderful track packed to the brim with her charm.

The arrangement is by another genius, Shiro Sagisu, yet her distinctive voice holds its own against that gorgeous arrangement.

Absolutely incredible!