Kaho Nakamura Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Sea in the Box vol.8 Kaho Nakamura × Riona Inoue

This is a masterpiece by Kaho Nakamura, a genius musician from Kyoto.

Kaho Nakamura has created numerous classics with just vocals and piano, and continues to perform live.

Even though this song is composed solely of piano and voice, it is highly polished—a captivating ballad with a pull that draws you in.

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Congratulatory Address

Kaho Nakamura, whose overwhelming vocal power drew attention in the film Belle (Ryū to Sobakasu no Hime), sings a celebratory song included on her 2022 album NIA.

In a track that’s under two minutes long, you’re gradually drawn into her distinctive world through the congratulatory words and melody she weaves.

Life has its bitter and sweet moments, but the lyrics depict a determination to go all out and enjoy this special day of celebration.

How about using it as background music for various celebratory occasions?

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SAKI

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ꉈꀧ꒒꒒ꁄꍈꍈꀧ꒦ꉈ ꉣꅔꎡꅔꁕꁄ – U

This song captivates with its soul-stirring vocals and beautiful melody.

It delicately portrays emotions swaying between the virtual and real worlds, gently enveloping the listener’s heart.

Released in advance in July 2021, it drew attention as the theme song for the film “Belle.” Its unique worldview—melding grand orchestral sounds with futuristic beats—resonates deeply with those living in the modern age.

It’s a track I especially recommend to anyone seeking the courage to express their true self.

The beautiful melody and vocals are sure to leave your heart feeling purified.

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Kaho Nakamura “Surely!” (Music Video)

Kaho Nakamura, a truly up-and-coming musician from Kyoto Prefecture.

The moment she sings a word or strikes a single piano note, she has the kind of magic that transforms the atmosphere of the whole world.

It makes me incredibly happy that a musician like this is emerging from Japan.

If you’re tired of the sameness of J-pop or want to discover something new, don’t miss her.

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Murakami Shinpei

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Movie “Belle” (Ryū to Sobakasu no Hime) insert song / Belle [Uta yo] MV

The song drawing attention as an insert track in the film “Belle” (Ryū to Sobakasu no Hime) is this piece called “Song for ____” (Uta yo).

The singer is Kaho Nakamura, a singer-songwriter from Kyoto.

She not only voices the film’s protagonist but was also selected to perform the insert songs and the main theme, making her an artist in the spotlight.

Because the song itself is so well-known and talked about, mastering it is sure to get you noticed.

This piece really hinges on vocal ability, so be sure to practice hard and give it your best when you perform.

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Hane Keisuke

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A J-pop ballad infused with sophisticated jazz elements that fully showcases Kaho Nakamura’s musical allure.

Her distinctive improvisational vocal technique and the intricate yet fluid melodic lines—blending jazz, R&B, and electronica—leave a strong impression.

Included on her November 2018 album AINOU, this track became one of the key songs that brought wider recognition to her talent.

Later, her role providing Belle’s voice and singing in the film Belle (Ryū to Sobakasu no Hime) introduced her to an even broader audience of music fans.

It’s an ideal song for nighttime relaxation or when you want to savor a calm, mature atmosphere.

Even listeners unfamiliar with jazz will be drawn into its unique world and expressive power.

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Kaho Nakamura “I Am the Protagonist” Uta no Genzaichi 2019 in STUDIO COAST

The Mac commercial that aired in 2020 was captivating for its lavish concept of stitching together scenes where Macs appear across various anime.

Some depictions are very faithful, while others tweak the Apple logo a bit—showing how the portrayal of Mac varies from anime to anime.

The background music is Kaho Nakamura’s “I Am the Protagonist.” The lyrics, which express strong self-confidence, are striking and give you courage when you listen.