Ryoko Moriyama Popular Song Rankings [2026]

LOST AND FOUNDMoriyama Ryoko8rank/position

Ryoko Moriyama “LOST AND FOUND” Official Music Video

Included on the album “Life Is Beautiful,” this piece is a slow-tempo ballad that incorporates elements of jazz.

Its poignant lyrics, which reflect on past love while musing on the mystery and preciousness of life, leave a strong impression.

Moriyama’s mature vocal performance blends beautifully with Oe’s refined production work.

It’s recommended not only for jazz fans but also for anyone looking for music to accompany a leisurely, relaxing time.

loverMoriyama Ryoko9rank/position

lover

Ryoko Moriyama’s song “Koibito” (Lover) was included on her 1971 album and later released as a single.

The lyrics were written by Michio Yamagami, with music composed by Kunihiko Murai.

The song portrays the transience of love and the changing dynamics between lovers, highlighted by Moriyama’s delicate expressiveness.

It conveys not only the beauty of love but also the importance of cherishing the present, even if love may come to an end.

For those who have experienced both the joys and sorrows of romance and thus gained a deeper understanding of life, this piece will offer a special emotional resonance.

Don’t make the one you love sing.Moriyama Ryoko10rank/position

Don't Make My Loved One Sing / Ryoko Moriyama ~MillesVents~

Lyrics and composition by Koichi Morita.

It’s said to have been created using Morita’s upbringing as a motif.

When Morita and Moriyama were performing concerts together for a long time, it was apparently their connection that he let Moriyama hear this song.

The sorrow of losing a father in the war is also expressed here.

Morning JourneyMoriyama Ryoko11rank/position

Morning Journey

It’s a heartwarming song that sings of morning’s hope.

The lyrics are striking in the way they encourage and energize, expressing that everyone lives with a flower of hope called “morning” blooming in their hearts.

It was included as the B-side of the single “Watashi no Matsuri Uta,” released in May 1978.

Ryoko Moriyama’s gentle yet powerful voice offers comfort to listeners.

This piece is especially recommended for the start of a new day.

If you listen to it right after waking up or on your way to work or school, you’ll surely be able to spend the day with a positive mindset.

Even those who aren’t morning people might find the morning a little easier with this song.

Sing it—the song of the sunset.Moriyama Ryoko12rank/position

Sing the Song of the Setting Sun — Ryoko Moriyama, 1975

This is a song from the heyday of folk music.

Moriyama’s clear, soaring high notes make the scenes depicted in the already picturesque lyrics even more beautiful.

His unadorned, inherently embracing singing conveys a warmth that seems to enfold the gentleness of the setting sun and the beauty of nature.

One afternoonMoriyama Ryoko13rank/position

One Afternoon - Ryoko Moriyama (1974)

Ryoko Moriyama has many folk song hits, but this is a recommended choice among her songs for karaoke.

It portrays a couple on a date that isn’t progressing very smoothly, and the high notes in the chorus are the highlight.