Sayaka Kanda’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Meteor / Sayaka Kanda

This is a song by Sayaka Kanda, who is also well known as a voice actress in the film Frozen.

It was included on her 2011 album LIBERTY.

With her cute singing voice, she sings about romance from a male perspective.

Some listeners may find themselves captivated by that sense of mismatch.

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Something that never changesKanda Sayaka, Matsu Takako, Takeuchi Shunsuke, Hara Shinichirō9rank/position

Sayaka Kanda, Takako Matsu, Shunsuke Takeuchi, Shinichiro Hara – Some Things Never Change (From “Frozen 2”)

This song captivates with its heart-touching melody and moving lyrics.

Centered on the theme of unwavering love and bonds, it conveys the feelings of its characters.

The piano- and string-based arrangement beautifully expresses the world of the lyrics.

Used as an insert song in Frozen 2, it enhanced an important scene in the story.

The piece carries a powerful energy that heightens the film’s climax.

It’s a recommended track for moments when you want to feel your bond with someone special or when you need the strength to look forward and push on.

The performances by the stellar cast, including Sayaka Kanda, are superb and convey the characters’ emotions even more vividly.

Celebration BellAna to Yuki no Joō (Kanda Sayaka, Matsu Takako, Piēru Taki)10rank/position

Olaf's Frozen Adventure: Anna and Elsa's Christmas

This is an insert song from the short story “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure,” based on the blockbuster film “Frozen.” It captures the excitement and anticipation surrounding the first-ever Christmas party held in Arendelle, where Elsa and Anna live! It’s guaranteed to get everyone pumped up when you sing it at a karaoke Christmas party!

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Perfect Days: A Special DayMatsu Takako / Kanda Sayaka11rank/position

[Piano Solo Sheet Music] Perfect Day ~A Special Day~ / Takako Matsu, Sayaka Kanda — Insert Song from Disney’s “Frozen Fever”

When you think of Frozen, “Let It Go” comes to mind first, but “Making Today a Perfect Day” is an insert song from the 2015 short animated film Frozen Fever.

With its bouncy beat, poppy melody, and festive birthday vibe, it’s a real gem.

If you try to capture the feel of the piece on piano, it calls for an intermediate or higher level of technique, but just playing the melody should be manageable even for beginners.

Since the song carries a shuffle rhythm and a melody line with jazz elements, aim for a performance that’s as lively and rhythmic as possible!

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Perfect Days: A Special DayMatsu Takako, Kanda Sayaka12rank/position

Making Today a Perfect Day (Japanese Version)

This song was created as the theme for “Frozen Fever.” It depicts Elsa’s efforts to celebrate her sister Anna’s birthday, beautifully expressing the love between the sisters.

The harmony between Takako Matsu and Sayaka Kanda is outstanding, and just listening to it warms your heart.

Released in April 2015, the song became a major topic among Disney fans.

Since it was released together with the short film, it left a deep impression on many people.

It’s recommended to listen to it with your family or someone special—you’re sure to have a wonderful time.

Frozen (Do You Want to Build a Snowman? – For the First Time in Forever)Kanda Sayaka13rank/position

Sayaka Kanda – Frozen (Do You Want to Build a Snowman? – For the First Time in Forever)

This is a medley from the film Frozen that draws you in with Sayaka Kanda’s intelligent, crystalline singing voice.

We can no longer hear her perform live, but the wonderful voice she left behind will continue to resonate in people’s hearts forever.

Perfect Day ~A Special Day~Sayaka Kanda, Takako Matsu, Pierre Taki, Shinichiro Hara, Katsuhiro Kitagawa14rank/position

Frozen Fever: Elsa's Surprise – “Perfect Day (A Special Day)”

Featured in the Disneyland commercial “Let’s Celebrate Your Birthday!” This is a song from the special short Frozen Fever, a spin-off of Disney’s Frozen, and it plays in the scene where Elsa tries to celebrate Anna’s birthday.

It’s a lovely song that conveys the warm bond between the close-knit sisters.