Tatsuya Kitani Popular Songs Ranking: A Thorough Introduction to Masterpieces That Hook You More with Every Listen

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Tell me about yourself / Tatsuya Kitani – Tell Me About You / Tatsuya Kitani

Singer-songwriter Tatsuya Kitani, wildly popular among young listeners.

Known for his many original turns of phrase, he leaves a strong impression here as well with a driving rock sound and razor-sharp word choice.

The lyrics seem to affirm a “small revolution” — resisting something in everyday life and trying to weave a story that’s yours alone — which is sure to resonate deeply with listeners.

This piece was released as a single in April 2025, written as the theme song for the next-generation card game Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond.

It’s a highly uplifting track that condenses raw energy into just two and a half minutes, making it perfect for moments when you want to take a new step forward or rally your own feelings.

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Scar / Tatsuya Kitani

Tatsuya Kitani is a singer-songwriter who’s also active as a support bassist for Vocaloid producers and for Yorushika.

“Scar,” the title track from his first major-label EP, was chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War.

The song’s phrases shift rapidly—such as the transition from the guitar riff in the A section to the arpeggios in the B section—so it’s a great practice piece for guitarists aiming to move beyond the beginner level.

The track maintains a driving feel throughout, so be careful during practice to keep your rhythm steady and avoid any inconsistencies.

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yama × Tatsuya Kitani “As Long as I Admire” KONA Collaboration Video

Adores As They Are by yama and Tatsuya Kitani is a duet released digitally on September 20, 2023.

Capturing feelings of admiration and dreams found in everyday life, the song was also selected as the image track for Hyundai’s new model, KONA.

The delicate vocal harmonies and lyrics that color daily moments leave a strong impression.

Why not add it to your karaoke duet list? Singing it with a friend or partner who shares the same dreams can deepen your sense of connection!

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Culture / Tatsuya Kitani – CULTURE / Tatsuya Kitani

Singer-songwriter Tatsuya Kitani captivates listeners with his distinctive aesthetics and razor-sharp linguistic sensibility.

While rooted in his background as a Vocaloid producer, his style—fusing rock with artistic expression—is truly one of a kind.

Among his tracks, “Culture” is one that strikes especially deep.

Built on a J-pop foundation with alternative elements, it tackles weighty themes like culture and empathy.

Released to coincide with YouTube Music Weekend 10.0 in August 2025, the piece also drew attention for its music video directed by filmmaker Barbapapa.

It’s perfect for those who want to enjoy the fusion of visuals and music, or who are seeking songs with a social message.

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Have a lovely weekend! / Tatsuya Kitani – Have a Nice End! / Tatsuya Kitani

The word “shūmatsu” makes you imagine a fun weekend, but this piece is actually a richly ironic portrayal of the end of the world.

The singer is Tatsuya Kitani, a singer-songwriter who captures the present day from a unique perspective.

It’s included on the EP “Ao no Sumika,” released in July 2023, and in contrast to the breezy title track—which serves as the opening theme for the second season of the TV anime Jujutsu Kaisen—it unfolds a worldview laced with venom.

The rock sound, co-arranged with Mizore, brims with a sense of speed and is packed with ear-catching hooks that make it highly addictive.

It also drew attention as the first music video directed by Tokio Omori of TV Tokyo.

It might lighten your heart when you want to laugh off dark feelings with an upbeat tune, or when you’re worn out by the mood of society.

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Kasuka na Hana / Tatsuya Kitani feat. BABYMETAL – A Faint Flower

How about a track where delicate emotional tremors hidden within an intense sound hit you right in the heart? This song features a captivating theme that likens the act of facing forward—despite doubt and fragility—to a graceful flower, and it brilliantly fuses Tatsuya Kitani’s signature shadowed melodies with BABYMETAL’s powerful metal sound.

Written and composed by Tatsuya Kitani himself, this collaboration was released in January 2026 and chosen as the opening theme for Season 2 of the TV anime Hell’s Paradise.

Perfectly attuned to the story’s profound worldview, this is a song I highly recommend to anyone who wants to belt out their emotions over a driving, exhilarating beat at karaoke and share those feelings with everyone.

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Chiharu / Tatsuya Kitani

With the arrival of spring comes the feel of a slightly chilly breeze and damp air…

This song by Tatsuya Kitani captures that seasonal tremor with exquisite words.

n-buna from Yorushika plays guitar, and the sound leaves a striking impression—fresh yet tinged with wistfulness.

Written in March 2022 as part of a collaboration between Asahi Super Dry and the YouTube channel THE FIRST TAKE, the track is also included on the album BIPOLAR.

It portrays the reality of spring—more than just brightness.

Images that suggest looming farewells and time gone by overlap with listeners’ own memories and truly move the heart.

It’s perfect for a quiet night spent alone during that period when anxiety and expectation mingle as you head into a new environment.