Naoko Ken’s Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Naoko Ken not only scored many hits with pop songs that portrayed sophisticated, world-weary adult women, but she was also close with comedy entertainers and was popular on television as a comedienne.
Here is a ranking of some of her most popular songs.
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- Songs to give to your lover or someone you like. Love songs devoted wholeheartedly to your boyfriend or girlfriend.
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Ken Naoko Popular Song Ranking [2026] (11–20)
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“Oikakete Yokohama” is a love song set in Yokohama.
It was released in 1978 as a single by Junko Sakurada, with lyrics and music by Miyuki Nakajima.
This video is Naoko Ken’s cover version.
There’s also a self-cover by Miyuki Nakajima.
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Lyrics by Yoko Aki, music by Ryudo Uzaki.
The song sings of atonement toward a child who, due to circumstances, could not be born, as well as feelings of apology toward the family formed afterward, self-admonition, and sorrow.
It’s a song so shocking that you may be taken aback when you hear the lyrics.
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It’s a hidden gem known to those in the know from her peak era.
Released in 1983 as her 32nd single, it was used as the campaign song for the “Biryūshi Foundation” commercial, and—as the unique title suggests—it’s an enchanting track.
The lyrics were written by Yukinojō Mori, famed for penning many of Kyosuke Himuro’s songs.
Dressed in a black suit with a pompadour, she looks incredibly stylish—almost unimaginable by today’s standards.
She’s like early Janet Jackson.


