Hiroshi Itsuki Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Hakata à la modeItsuki Hiroshi22rank/position

"Hakata à la Mode" Hiroshi Itsuki [Official PV]

Hiroshi Itsuki’s single “Hakata à la Mode,” released in 2013, is—as the title suggests—a love song about Hakata, set in Hakata.

Judging from the lyrics, it depicts a man who falls in love with a woman living in Hakata, travels there to see her, and dreams of the two of them living together—expressing his feelings from a male perspective for the one he loves.

Place and river names famous in the area appear, such as Hakata, Nakasu, Tenjin-Nishi, and the Naka River, and the lively, glittering atmosphere of Hakata at night vividly comes to mind.

expand_lessRaise the rankingexpand_morelower

utatane

Report a problem

Traveling crowItsuki Hiroshi23rank/position

Hiroshi Itsuki - Tabi Garasu (Traveling Crow)

This is the theme song for the Hasegawa Shin Series, which aired from October 4, 1972 to April 25, 1973.

This period drama adapts masterpieces—centered on “tabi” outlaw stories—from the works of Shin Hasegawa, known as the father of popular literature, including Kutsukake Tokijiro, Nakayama Shichiri, Seki no Yatappe, and Mother of the Blinded.

Echizen AffectionItsuki Hiroshi24rank/position

Hiroshi Itsuki - Echizen Affection

Within the gentle melody, the seasonal faces of Echizen—spring, summer, autumn, and winter—make their appearance.

While many songs naturally feature Tojinbo and Echizen Cape as backdrops, this one even brings in the Asakura Ruins, with the castle town and samurai residences depicted in an autumn scene.

Mr.

Itsuki’s hometown is Mikata District in Fukui Prefecture, so he may have an especially deep affection for the song.

mandarin duckItsuki Hiroshi25rank/position

Oshidori by Hiroshi Itsuki

Hiroshi Itsuki’s “Oshidori” is a heartwarming song released in 1991.

With delicate lyrics by Masao Ishizaka and a beautiful melody composed by Tetsuya Gen, it vividly portrays the deep bond and love between a married couple.

The song tells the story of spouses who have overcome life’s ups and downs together, kindling a warm light in the listener’s heart.

It is especially recommended for couples who have faced hardships and for anyone who believes in true love.

Hiroshi Itsuki’s powerful vocals bring comfort and courage to every moment.

Kyoto Love SongItsuki Hiroshi26rank/position

Kyoto Love Song / Hiroshi Itsuki (released January 2000) ♪cover by Kuni

“Kyoto Love Song” was released by Hiroshi Itsuki in January 2000.

The lyrics were written by Koko Takabayashi, and the music was composed by Masami Tao.

Sung in the Kyoto dialect, it weaves the winter scenery of Kyoto and Ohara into the feelings of a woman who longs for a forbidden love.

Naniwa CupItsuki Hiroshi27rank/position

Naniwa Cup

This is a single released by Hiroshi Itsuki in 1986, and the song features Sonezaki, an area in Osaka’s Kita Ward known for its bustling entertainment district.

Centered on themes of alcohol and women, it exemplifies Hiroshi Itsuki’s classic enka style.

It won the Gold Prize at the 28th Japan Record Awards and stands as one of his hit songs.

Secret tryst with DioMARIE, Hiroshi Itsuki28rank/position

Dio: Secret Tryst — Hiroshi Itsuki wmv

The duet song “Dio Shinobi-ai” by singer Hanako Nohara and Hiroshi Itsuki, performed under the stage name MARIE.

For MARIE, this song became a turning point that boosted her popularity.

The highlight of the piece lies in its sultry lyrics and melody.

It leans more toward mood kayō than traditional enka, portraying a man–woman romance with alluring, seductive expressions.

MARIE’s parts go quite high, so if you can use falsetto or mixed voice, definitely give it a try.

expand_lessRaise the rankingexpand_morelower

Ryo

Report a problem