Top Songs Ranking of Tokiko Kato [2026]

Where Have All the Flowers Gone?Katō Tokiko15rank/position

Where have the flowers gone?

In 2022, Tokiko Kato released the album “On the Endless Earth,” imbued with her hopes for peace and her anti-war convictions.

The song “Where Have All the Flowers Gone,” included on this album, can rightly be called one of the world’s most famous anti-war songs.

Written by American singer Pete Seeger, it has been covered in Japan by numerous artists, including YMO and Kiyoshiro Imawano.

Some may feel that war is something that happens far away and has nothing to do with them.

But after listening to this song, will you still feel the same? It’s a piece you’ll want to hear while imagining yourself and your family in its place.

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If I could fly in this skyKatō Tokiko16rank/position

If I Could Fly in This Sky — Tokiko Kato

This song is a single released by Tokiko Kato in 1978 and was used as the theme song for a drama at the time.

Although the song was written by Miyuki Nakajima, Kato reportedly asked her to write it because she wanted to sing a song by Nakajima, who had won the Grand Prix at the World Popular Song Festival.

It’s a wonderful masterpiece with a relaxed triple meter, a slightly folkloric mood, and a touch of melancholy.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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No one knows anyone.Katō Tokiko17rank/position

I sang Tokiko Kato’s “Daremo Daremo Shiranai.”

With just a single guitar, Tokiko Kato unfolds a marvelous world of song.

Many people may not be familiar with her debut track, right? As her career has grown through the ’70s and ’80s, her music has deepened, and surely many listeners resonate with Tokiko’s art.