Hiroshi Itsuki Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Time passes…Itsuki Hiroshi15rank/position

"Time Flows On..." by Hiroshi Itsuki

This song depicts a quiet reflection on the many events experienced along a long journey.

The gentle, piano-centered sound is striking, and the overlap with Hiroshi Itsuki’s powerful vocals is truly moving.

Another noteworthy point is how it portrays overcoming hardships; precisely because life wasn’t only happiness, the gratitude toward those who offered support comes through even more clearly.

The song conveys a strong determination about one’s path forward, while also powerfully singing of hope for future generations.

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Izakayaitsuki hiroshi, kinomi nana16rank/position

Izakaya

A gem of a duet overflowing with nostalgia and warmth.

This is a collaborative work by Hiroshi Itsuki and Nana Kinomi, released in 1982.

It was performed on NHK’s Kōhaku Uta Gassen, and a new version by Hiroshi Itsuki and Fuyumi Sakamoto appeared in 2017.

Set in an izakaya, it gently sings about the human connections born from chance encounters.

The unadorned lyrics and pleasant melody seep into the listener’s heart.

It’s easy for older audiences to enjoy and is sure to be a hit at karaoke.

Why not join voices with everyone and sing it while savoring the subtleties of life?

Life Hide-and-SeekItsuki Hiroshi17rank/position

Life Hide-and-Seek

This is a song released by Hiroshi Itsuki in 1981, with lyrics by Taka Takashi and music composed by Tetsuya Gen.

It expresses the sorrow of a man’s broken heart and is one of Itsuki’s early signature songs.

The song won the Gold Prize at the 23rd Japan Record Awards.

Tokyo Crescent ClubItsuki Hiroshi18rank/position

Tokyo Crescent Moon Club / Hiroshi Itsuki (Vocals) Hiroshi Take

Sung by enka legend Hiroshi Itsuki, this song likens the moon to the heart, satirically suggesting that what was once a full moon has worn down into a crescent.

It’s a truly tasteful gem.

I wonder if the “Tokyo Crescent Moon Club,” which soothes a betrayed heart, is that kind of club.

I’m curious.

cherry shellItsuki Hiroshi19rank/position

“Sakuragai” Hiroshi Itsuki [Official PV]

This is a single released by Hiroshi Itsuki in 2014 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of his entertainment career.

Although it was originally included on a 1997 album, the song was re-recorded and released as a single.

It reached No.

1 on the Oricon Enka/Kayō single chart dated March 31 and April 7, 2014, making it a fitting highlight for his 50th anniversary.

Deai BridgeItsuki Hiroshi20rank/position

Deai-bashi / Hiroshi Itsuki

This is a song that beautifully portrays scenes of meetings and farewells.

Set in the calm of the evening lull, the way the heart is moved in a fleeting moment is striking.

“Deai-bashi” (Bridge of Encounter) likely symbolizes parting with the past and a new meeting.

Hiroshi Itsuki’s rich, mature voice expresses adult romance with deep emotion.

Released in April 2013, the song was included as the B-side to the single “Hakata à la mode.” Packed with the charm of a veteran enka singer, this work is perfect for those who want to savor an adult romance.

It’s also recommended for people whose hearts are dancing with the excitement of a new encounter or who fondly remember a love from the past.

When I turn around, the Sea of JapanItsuki Hiroshi21rank/position

If I Turn Around, the Sea of Japan – Hiroshi Itsuki

A gem of a song that portrays a person who, despite inner confusion and loneliness, still strives to face forward, set against the desolate winter scenery of the Sea of Japan.

Released in March 2005, this work features lyrics by Hiroshi Itsuki and novelist Hiroyuki Itsuki, from whom the singer’s stage name is derived.

Hiroshi Itsuki’s emotionally rich vocals harmonize beautifully with sentiments of longing for one’s hometown and the resolve not to forget past love, earning the song 14th place on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

It was also performed at the 56th NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen, and the album “Hiroyuki Itsuki & Hiroshi Itsuki Song Collection ~If You Look Back, the Sea of Japan~” was released.

It is a song that offers comfort to those living away from their hometowns, inviting listeners to reflect on the places of their memories.