Akina Nakamori Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Akina Nakamori, whose singing ability and innate charm more than make up for her low voice and narrow range, produced a string of hit songs and even won the Japan Record Award.
She continued to thrive afterward with major successes like best-selling cover albums, but she has since fallen ill and is currently on a break to rest.
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Akina Nakamori Popular Song Ranking [2026] (51–60)
Autumn has a pastel touchNakamori Akina57rank/position

It might not be widely known, but this song was actually composed by none other than Masayoshi Takanaka, the renowned guitarist.
It’s an exciting collaboration between a fusion legend and the queen of pop.
The briskly played guitar riffs over the period’s programmed sound, as well as the tone and melody of the solo at the end, are quintessential Takanaka—naturally.
The lyrics were written by Etsuko Kisugi, which is another highlight you can’t overlook.
Perhaps to match the fusion vibe of the track, Akina delivers her vocals with a lighter touch than usual.
stationNakamori Akina58rank/position

A heartrending love song that begins with an unexpected reunion at a station where people pass each other by.
Akina Nakamori’s delicate vocals beautifully capture the complex emotions of a woman bewildered by a chance encounter with her former lover.
Released in December 1986 and included on the album “Crimson,” this gem was written by Mariya Takeuchi.
One of its charms is that you can enjoy both Nakamori’s version and Takeuchi’s self-cover, each with its own captivating voice.
It’s a song that gently nudges those who, while carrying the pain of heartbreak, are trying to lift their heads and move forward.
Myth of 1/2Nakamori Akina59rank/position

This was Akina Nakamori’s fourth single, and even at that time you could already sense her emerging as a diva.
From the bold, rock-infused intro through the chorus to the very end, the up-tempo pace never lets up, making it an exhilarating song.
It’s also well known for having held the No.
1 spot on the Oricon charts for several months.
Dear FriendsNakamori Akina60rank/position
This is a friendship song by Akina Nakamori, who exuded a commanding presence as a quintessential tough idol of the Showa era and influenced students as well.
Its content perfectly fits the current boom of Showa nostalgia, and the gentle sound creates a moody atmosphere.
Akina Nakamori Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (61–70)
GAIA ~Whispers of the Earth~Nakamori Akina61rank/position

Akina Nakamori is one of the most iconic idols of the 1980s.
She made her debut and gained popularity after appearing on the Nippon TV show “Star Tanjō!” In this song, she draws a parallel between a wounded Earth and her own battered self, yet sings of her determination not to give up on the future.
SAND BEIGE ~To the Desert~Nakamori Akina62rank/position

This is Akina Nakamori’s 12th single, released in 1985.
It debuted at No.
1 and became the 7th best-selling song of the year.
Although she’s categorized as an idol, Akina Nakamori, who never made “cuteness” her main appeal, had truly cool vocals and fashion—and she still does today.
TATTONakamori Akina63rank/position

Back when there were many music shows, didn’t you also look forward to the singers’ outfits? This is the song that became a hot topic for its red dress and Akina Nakamori’s great style.
Many young people dress up for Halloween, and it’s also a fun idea to sing this song in a costume you’d normally only wear for Halloween.



