Junichi Inagaki Popular Song Ranking [2026]

bachelor girlInagaki Junichi22rank/position

Junichi Inagaki “Bachelor Girl”

Junichi Inagaki is known for his gently heartfelt love songs, and this track—composed by Eiichi Ohtaki—retains a refreshing feel while deepening the poignancy of heartbreak.

By the way, “bachelor” is used to mean an unmarried man.

Whereabouts of SummerInagaki Junichi23rank/position

Where Summer Goes

Lyrics by Yasushi Akimoto.

Music by Kazuhiko Matsuo.

It’s about a man who fell in love one summer.

Even after she’s gone, he continues to search for her.

Facing a white letter that reads “GOOD BYE,” it expresses the feelings of a man reflecting on a love that has ended.

A Glass Of The SorrowInagaki Junichi24rank/position

Junichi Inagaki - I tried singing 'A Glass of the Sorrow'

Lyrics by Masao Urino, music by Tetsuji Hayashi.

The phrase “A Glass Of The Sorrow” is repeated.

This phrase conveys, to the fullest, the heartache of a man who has parted from his lover.

Nostalgic, wistful feelings echo on and on, again and again.

The Shape of LoveInagaki Junichi25rank/position

Form of Love (Junichi Inagaki cover) SONG by jacky

Lyrics by Yasushi Akimoto.

Music by Yasuhiro Abe.

It’s a song that expresses a man’s feelings as he reevaluates the love between two people—love that had been confined by form, mired in anxiety, and forcibly searched for—and decides to live authentically.

It’s the kind of song whose repetitions keep lingering in your head.

To the end of midsummerInagaki Junichi26rank/position

Junichi Inagaki – To the End of Midsummer

A hidden gem by Junichi Inagaki, known for his strikingly clear and beautiful high notes.

It layers the beauty and sorrow of love over summer scenes, woven with melodies and lyrics that resonate deeply with listeners.

Released on August 21, 1996 as the B-side to the single “Ame no Asa to Kaze no Yoru ni,” it was also included on the album “PRIMARY.” The track was created with the collaboration of renowned musicians such as Masao Urino and Akira Okamoto.

Evoking the bittersweet feeling of summer’s end and the fleeting yet sweet moments with a lover, this work invites you to listen when you feel like reminiscing about summer memories.

AprilInagaki Junichi27rank/position

Junichi Inagaki "APRIL"

A spring breakup song by Junichi Inagaki, marked by a beautiful, memorable melody and poignant lyrics.

Released in February 1986, it was also used in a Sanyo Electric commercial and left a lasting impression on many listeners.

The lyrics depict a farewell arriving with a refreshing breeze, expressing the emotional distance and misalignment between two people seeking freedom.

Inagaki’s clear, translucent vocals delicately capture the bittersweetness of parting that comes with the arrival of spring, resonating deeply with listeners.

It’s a song especially recommended for those who have felt both anticipation and anxiety at the start of a new season, or who have experienced a farewell with someone dear.

If it were me, I would be here.Inagaki Junichi28rank/position

If It Were Me, I'd Be Here / Junichi Inagaki (cover)

Lyrics by Yasushi Akimoto.

Music by MAYUMI.

This is the 28th single, released on January 13, 1993.

It was used in a Honda “Domani” commercial and also adopted as the ending theme for the ANB series ‘Sports Frontier.’