Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

You only live once, so if you want to be reborn, do it while you’re alive.Nagabuchi Tsuyoshi57rank/position

[A Musician's Daily Quote] Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi: “You only live once…” #shorts #quotes

Haven’t many of us felt the desire to live a different life if we were reborn? Focusing on the word “reborn,” this is a famous quote by Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi that conveys a way of living without regrets.

It powerfully reminds us that life happens only once, and expresses the idea that we should be reborn within this one and only life.

These words push us forward, telling us that if we have the will, we can change our present circumstances and walk through life with strength.

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kappamaki

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injured birdNagabuchi Tsuyoshi58rank/position

injured bird

It’s a song that makes me feel like I could cry when I listen to it in times of hurt.

But it also makes me feel like I’ve got to keep going.

The lyrics conjure up scenes of the wide sky and the vast ocean, which naturally soothe me, and the resolve to try again wells up on its own, giving me strength.

That’s the power Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi has.

Carp streamers in JuneNagabuchi Tsuyoshi59rank/position

Carp streamers in June

A hidden gem by the legendary Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi.

Its appeal lies in the superb lyrics that portray the harshness of life and the fleeting, fragile days with a lover, likening them to a late-arriving koinobori (carp streamer).

While koinobori usually evoke a peaceful image, this song turns that on its head, instead inspiring an image of the strength to live against the current.

Woman, sorry.Nagabuchi Tsuyoshi60rank/position

Woman, sorry.

I think Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi ranks among the top ten most masculine men in Japan.

I used to think, “Even Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi apologizes to women, huh,” but actually that makes him even more manly.

The way he casually, almost playfully apologizes fits perfectly with the cool image Japanese men aspire to.

Among Nagabuchi’s songs, I think this is an easy-to-listen-to, upbeat number.

cherry blossomNagabuchi Tsuyoshi61rank/position

Sakura

It’s a masterpiece that exudes the melancholy of a man feeling lonely on a night by himself.

It’s a song by Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi, a singer-songwriter from Kagoshima Prefecture, included on his 21st album “FRIENDS,” released in 2009.

There are times when you catch yourself thinking, “I’m jealous of the way that person lives,” right? And compared to that, you end up sinking into self-loathing.

It’s a piercing ballad that traces memories while reflecting on the night cherry blossoms.

Be sure to listen to it on a spring evening while taking a walk.

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Crying hoodlumNagabuchi Tsuyoshi62rank/position

Crying hoodlum

With its upbeat vibe, it gets you hyped just watching it live! Listening to this song while driving along the coastline makes everything feel cool and it’s such a great feeling.

That said, when this song is on, I’d rather be in the back seat (lol).

bondNagabuchi Tsuyoshi63rank/position

Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi – Kizuna (Bond)

Isn’t this the most rock-influenced song in Tsuyoshi’s entire career? When I first heard it, I was blown away, and I was instantly captivated by the lyrics, packed with powerful, straightforward words just as they are! And that opening—what an incredibly cool way to start a song…