Matsu Takako’s Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Celebration BellAna (Kanda Sayaka), Erusa (Matsu Takako), Orafu (Piēru Taki)15rank/position

“Olaf’s Frozen Adventure” New Song Sung by Sayaka Kanda and Takako Matsu — First Reveal of the Japanese Version’s Singing Scene

A perfect karaoke pick if your group has Disney lovers! It’s the Christmas song sung by Anna, Elsa, and Olaf from the blockbuster Disney movie Frozen.

While the film features many tense scenes, this track has a wonderfully bright melody and an open, uplifting sound.

Sing it at Christmas and it’s guaranteed to boost the mood! Disney songs are loved by all ages, so it’s great not only for friends and couples but also for family karaoke with kids.

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sasashina

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Chururiyuzu × matsu takako16rank/position

Yuzu “Chururi” MUSIC VIDEO

This commercial promotes the smooth and powerful performance of Nissan Sakura, a kei car that has gone electric.

It features Takako Matsu driving and speeding along, with scenes of the duo Yuzu reacting in surprise and cherry blossoms swirling into the air, all effectively conveying a sense of speed.

The song used is Chururi by Takako Matsu and Yuzu, whose buoyant rhythm and vocals evoke a refreshing, comfortable driving experience.

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kappamaki

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Celebration BellAna to Yuki no Joō (Kanda Sayaka, Matsu Takako, Piēru Taki)17rank/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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SAKI

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One bread, please.Matsu Takako18rank/position

One bread, please.

A number by Takako Matsu that portrays the complex feelings after spending a night with someone you love.

At dawn, after her beloved confesses and she finally accepts those feelings, the protagonist makes tea and eats just a single piece of bread.

That simple meal conveys a tangle of emotions—guilt, irrepressible joy, and sudden emptiness—and it’s heartbreakingly poignant.

Featured on the October 2003 album “harvest songs,” the piece is distinguished by its gentle jazz-waltz melody and Matsu’s clear, lullaby-like voice.

When you’re struggling with unrequited love, listening alone at daybreak will surely resonate.

Why not use this song to quietly take another look at your own feelings?

Perfect Days: A Special DayMatsu Takako / Kanda Sayaka19rank/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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KOH-1

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Let it goMatsu Takako, May J.20rank/position

“Frozen MovieNEX” Let It Go / Elsa (Takako Matsu) <Japanese Lyrics Version>

It’s a song from the 2013 Disney film Frozen.

It became a huge hit not only in Japan but around the world.

The English version was sung by Idina Menzel, while in Japan it was released under the title “Ari no Mama de,” performed by Takako Matsu and May J., and became a major hit.

The song opens in a minor key with a somewhat wistful feel, but in the latter half it shifts to a more major tone and the music builds dramatically.

Show me, you.Matsu Takako, Yoshida You21rank/position

Takako Matsu, Yō Yoshida – Show Yourself (Frozen 2 / Full MV Version)

A single packed with the charm of a grand, emotional ballad.

Centered on themes of self-discovery and growth, it portrays the protagonist’s inner conflict and resolve.

The powerful vocals of Takako Matsu and Yō Yoshida further heighten the story’s emotional impact.

Used as an insert song in Frozen 2, it’s also included on the soundtrack released the same month.

A music video produced as part of the film’s promotion is also available.

It’s a recommended track for anyone seeking their true self or wanting to feel the bonds of family.

How about listening quietly on a winter night?