Seiko Matsuda’s Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Since her debut, Seiko Matsuda—affectionately known as “Seiko-chan”—has continued to be loved by many passionate fans.
It’s amazing how she’s kept doing things in the same style all along.
We’ve put together a ranking of Seiko-chan’s popular songs.
Whether you know them or not, please check it out!
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Seiko Matsuda Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (91–100)
Once more, from the beginning.Matsuda Seiko92rank/position

Seiko Matsuda’s 37th single, released on May 11, 1994.
A love song calling for us to return to those days once more.
By looking back and reexamining things with an honest heart, we might discover what truly matters—this song conveys those precious, easily forgotten truths through deeply poetic lyrics.
Sweet MemoriesMatsuda Seiko93rank/position

If you like Seiko Matsuda, I think this is an irresistible song.
It’s a slow-tempo piece, so give it a try and practice.
You might feel a bit unsure with chords like aug and maj7, but take it slow and play each note carefully.
Pink MozartMatsuda Seiko94rank/position

Pink no Mozart was a lively, upbeat song, wasn’t it? It was Seiko Matsuda’s 18th single.
Because it was used as a Kanebo Cosmetics commercial song, there’s an anecdote that it was performed only once on the TV show “Yoru no Hit Studio,” which was sponsored by rival company Shiseido.
Bon voyageMatsuda Seiko95rank/position

This song is the B-side to the single “Rock’n Rouge,” released in 1984.
The lyrics are super cute, capturing the heart-pounding excitement of going on a first trip with her boyfriend.
She asks things like, “What should we do when we have to write our names at the guesthouse?” It’s an innocent, swoon-worthy song.
Company ‘Our Wish’ EditionMatsuda Seiko96rank/position

A commercial for Daido Life’s insurance for small and mid-sized businesses with the tagline, “I think a country with many long-lasting companies is a good country.” The jingle was written and composed by Seiko Matsuda specifically for this ad.
It’s a straightforward commercial that gently portrays people working in a variety of occupations and industries in a realistic way.
The beautiful visuals, filled with soft, streaming light, are lovely.
Angel’s WinkMatsuda Seiko97rank/position

It was Seiko Matsuda’s 20th single, released in 1985.
For the first time on a Seiko Matsuda single, Ami Ozaki was commissioned to write both the lyrics and the music.
While this song was a hit in 1985, it coincided with her marriage to Masaki Kanda.
It was used as the theme song for Daihatsu’s Charade commercial.
Sleepless NightMatsuda Seiko98rank/position

This song is about the nighttime of the former idol Seiko Matsuda.
Set to the bouncy, danceable drum sounds characteristic of the 1990s, it sings about the worries that keep you up at night.
It remains popular to this day, often sung at karaoke by the Showa generation.


