Okuda Tamio Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

CoffeeOkuda Tamio57rank/position

Coffee – Tamio Okuda

It’s the ending theme song of an NHK music program.

The tempo is relaxed, and it grows richer as it approaches the chorus.

For early-era Tamio Okuda, it might be a rare type of single.

The lyrics make you wonder whether they have meaning or not—it’s a piece that sparks the imagination.

healthOkuda Tamio58rank/position

Terada 2/5

This is the B-side track from his first solo single, released during the UNICORN era.

With a laid-back, almost lazy vibe that foreshadows the post-breakup Okuda Tamio world, it’s something you can listen to at a relaxed pace.

As for the lyrics—do they ultimately mean nothing after all?

Working manOkuda Tamio59rank/position

Working Man_2018.10.14@Nippon Budokan

I’ve loved them since the Unicorn days, and even back then he was already standing out.

I think it’s a song that wouldn’t exist without Tamio.

I listened to it over and over at the time, and sang it many times at karaoke.

Pardon RiderOkuda Tamio60rank/position

Gomen Rider_2018.10.13@NIPPON BUDOKAN

Tamio’s specialty: a drive song.

It’s riders as in bikers, not Kamen Rider.

It’s a hefty rock ’n’ roll track, and the lyrics are another fun, rhyme-packed piece.

The drum rhythm is easy to latch onto, so it’s bound to hype up a live show.

Pleasure GuitarOkuda Tamio61rank/position

Tamio Okuda – Pleasure Guitar I Live at Showa Women’s University, Hitomi Memorial Hall (Tokyo) 2021.2.8

This song is included on Tamio Okuda’s eighth album, “comp,” and was released in 2005.

Okuda wrote it for Minato, a John Bonham fanatic, so he could cut loose and play straight-up Led Zeppelin-style as a breather, and the intro is essentially the same as Zeppelin’s “Rock and Roll.”

The latest newsOkuda Tamio62rank/position

Tamio Okuda - “The Last News (LIVE DVD ‘Hitori Matatabi Special @ Hiroshima Municipal Stadium’)”

Being able to sing like this—there’s no other way to put it but pure genius.

The music is incredibly powerful and gives you energy.

It’s a number I’ve loved since back then, and when Tamio sings it, you really get pulled straight into his world.

To the seaOkuda Tamio63rank/position

Okuda Tamio / To the Sea

A song he wrote for PUFFY, whom he produces, and it was used in a Suntory commercial.

It has a light, summery pop sound—refreshing and the kind of track that makes you want to head to the beach right away.

Personally, I prefer the Okuda Tamio version.