Toshinobu Kubota Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Toshinobu Kubota is one of Japan’s top musicians, known for his sweet, beautiful singing voice and his work overseas.
His attitude toward music earns respect not only from fans but also from many fellow artists.
Here, we present a ranking of some of his most popular songs.
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Toshinobu Kubota Popular Song Ranking [2026] (41–50)
FOREVER YOURSKubota Toshinobu43rank/position

It’s a duet with American singer Allison Williams, and he appeared on the year-end 1990 NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen via a live broadcast from New York.
Although it was his only appearance on Kouhaku, it was likely thanks to the massive success of his album and the high regard for his musical style.
The song was released as a single after his Kouhaku performance, in March 1991.
It peaked at No.
18 and sold 45,000 copies.
Free StyleKubota Toshinobu44rank/position

This is a song that was used as the commercial theme for Schweppes.
It was released as a single on June 18, 2014.
With its falsetto vocals that pleasantly tickle the ears, it’s a stylish dance-pop tune that’ll get you moving.
GentlyKubota Toshinobu45rank/position

A song written and composed by D.
Warren.
It is included on the second album aimed at entering the American market, “Nothing But Your Love Import.” To reach overseas audiences, all the lyrics are written in English.
With a pleasant guitar riff and gently delivered vocals, it’s a calm and soothing track.
His SugarKubota Toshinobu46rank/position

This is a song that was featured in Pantene commercials from 2000 to 2001.
It’s a track from the 2000 album “As One,” and it’s a quintessential Toshinobu Kubota piece—mellow and sophisticated, leaving a strong impression.
The lyrics portray an aching, unfulfilled love.
That’s because the person the narrator has feelings for already has a partner.
They want that person to come to them, but they know it wouldn’t be allowed.
Many listeners may find themselves empathizing with such complex, heartrending emotions and feeling a tightness in their chest.
It’s TimeKubota Toshinobu47rank/position

A track from the album “TIME TO SHARE.” It features a jazzy sound with a pleasantly off-kilter piano riff.
The layered, call-and-response vocals make for an exceptionally satisfying listen.
Keep Holdin UKubota Toshinobu48rank/position

Released on July 5, 2006.
Credited as SunMin thanX Kubota.
A duet with Korean singer SunMin, it served as the theme song for the film “Sinking of Japan.” It’s a ballad with a somewhat melancholic atmosphere befitting a film with a weighty theme, and it highlights the duo’s strong vocal abilities.
It peaked at No.
16 and sold 50,000 copies.
Keep Holding YouKubota Toshinobu49rank/position

It’s a global track created in collaboration with the Korean singer Sunmin.
It was used as the theme song for the film “Sinking of Japan.” Written and composed by Toshinobu Kubota, the song is grand and powerful, yet tinged with a certain fragility.
The duo’s overwhelming vocal prowess captivates the listener.


