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Hiroji Miyamoto Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Hiroji Miyamoto, who has been active as the vocalist of Elephant Kashimashi since 1981, made his solo debut in 2019 and is also thriving as a singer-songwriter.

Many people have likely found courage in his powerful, masculine singing voice.

In this article, we’ll introduce a comprehensive ranking of songs by Hiroji Miyamoto.

Whether you’re an Elephant Kashimashi fan, a Hiroji Miyamoto fan, or simply a music lover, these are tracks you won’t want to miss!

Hiroji Miyamoto Popular Song Ranking [2026] (21–30)

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Hiroji Miyamoto – Oshakashama [Audio]
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Oshakashama pierces human karma and society’s contradictions with razor-sharp lyrics, while its Tsugaru shamisen-infused Japanese arrangement delivers a powerful impact.

Sung by Hiroji Miyamoto of Elephant Kashimashi, this commanding track traverses between stillness and fury, questioning the very nature of life through its vocals.

It is featured on RADWIMPS’s tribute album Dear Jubilee -RADWIMPS TRIBUTE-, released in November 2025.

Preserving the breakneck pace of the original, the sound—enhanced by seasoned expressive power—is a must-hear.

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Hiroji Miyamoto — The Story of the Wind and Me
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It’s a warm and uplifting message song that vividly paints scenes before your eyes.

The track is by Hiroji Miyamoto, a singer-songwriter who has led Japan’s rock scene.

His powerful voice, which blends into the everyday scenery while making you feel the joy of living in the present, truly resonates.

Originally produced as a song provided to Ado in September 2025, it was used as the theme song for the film “The Silent Service: Great Naval Battle in the Arctic Ocean.” Later, a newly recorded version by Miyamoto himself was included on his album “Me and My Friends,” released in February 2026.

It might gently give you a push when you want to refresh yourself with a walk outside or when your heart is feeling weary.

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