Moriyama Naotaro Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Taste of SinMoriyama Naotaro36rank/position

Naotaro Moriyama conveys the “sinfully delicious” taste: Nissin Foods’ Bukkokumi-meshi forbidden theme song, “Flavor of Sin.”

Cup Noodles BUKKOMI-MESHI, which has gained popularity for its style of throwing rice into leftover ramen broth, is a product that Nissin Foods seriously researched and developed—fully aware of its sinful deliciousness—and it became a hit.

Now that this product has collaborated with Naotaro Moriyama, the result is a profoundly moving and beautiful ballad number that resonates deep in the heart.

Young PeopleMoriyama Naotaro37rank/position

Naotaro Moriyama "Young People"

The theme song of the drama “Wakamonotachi” (Young People).

Family bonds, love, life.

It’s a wonderful song that makes you feel you can face everything in life with just this one track.

Whenever I go through something tough, I listen to this song and find comfort in Naotaro Moriyama’s voice.

Become the windMoriyama Naotaro38rank/position

Naotaro Moriyama – Become the Wind

Kaze ni Natte (Becoming the Wind) was released in 2006 as Naotaro Moriyama’s 11th single.

It was used as the theme song for Nippon TV’s 30th Birdman Rally and as the ending theme for Yomiuri TV’s information program Miyane-ya.

It’s a soothing track featuring a fresh, expansive vocal that makes you feel as if you could ride the wind and fly through the sky.

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diamond dustMoriyama Naotaro39rank/position

Naotaro Moriyama – Kazahana (Windblown Snowflakes)

A delicate yet grand medium-tempo ballad, its clear falsetto by Naotaro Moriyama resonates deeply in the heart.

Released in November 2005 as his ninth single, the song was chosen as the theme for the NHK morning drama series Haruka of the Wind (Kaze no Haruka).

The lyrics depict a fleeting scene of snow on distant mountains dancing in the wind, mirroring the heroine’s pursuit of her dreams and perfectly aligning with the drama’s world.

The track was later included on the album Kazemachi Kousaten and was also performed on the Kōhaku Uta Gassen.

It’s a song that quietly instills courage on a winter morning when you’re taking a new step forward.

Sakura (Solo) ~Zawawa ver.~Moriyama Naotaro, Shimizu Michiko40rank/position

Naotaro Moriyama – Sakura (Solo)

Naotaro Moriyama duets on his signature song “Sakura (Dokushou)” with Michiko Shimizu.

While Moriyama sings tenderly, Shimizu keeps slipping in choruses by doing an exaggerated impression of his mother, Ryoko Moriyama, which makes Naotaro involuntarily burst into laughter—an endearing moment to watch.