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Kiyohiko Ozaki Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Kiyohiko Ozaki, known for his rugged sideburns and distinguished beard, is a male singer who represented the 1970s, widely known for “Mata Au Hi Made” and his cover of “The Godfather – Love Theme.” This time, we’ll introduce Kiyohiko Ozaki’s popular songs in a ranking.

His powerful vocals are a must-hear!

Kiyohiko Ozaki’s Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (1–10)

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Released in March 1972, this song is a wonderful piece that lightly conveys the mood of a sorrowful love within a light, cheerful melody.

Kiyohiko Ozaki, who turned “Mata Au Hi Made” into a massive hit with his overwhelming vocal power, has countless hidden masterpieces, in my opinion.

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O star maiden,Ozaki Kiyohiko9rank/position

This is a grand, large-scale piece created as the image song for Ogata Village in Akita Prefecture.

Kiyohiko Ozaki’s overwhelming vocal power beautifully overlaps with the village’s vast night sky.

Amid the loneliness of parting, its romantic worldview resonates with a sense of hope for the future.

The song was produced in 1992 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Ogata Village and was included on the single “Furusato no Satsuki,” released in April 1995.

For those striving away from their hometown, listening while gazing up at the night sky will surely set their hearts aflame.

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Burn, Gulliver Boy!Ozaki Kiyohiko10rank/position

“Fantastical Science World Gulliver Boy” is a cross-media project by Shueisha, Red Company, and Hudson, and a TV anime aired in 1995.

The opening theme, “Burn! Gulliver Boy,” is sung by Kiyohiko Ozaki.

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Kiyohiko Ozaki Popular Song Rankings [2026] (11–20)

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I once had a student in their sixties who sang nothing but Kiyohiko Ozaki songs! If you don’t sing regularly, it might be hard to get your voice out, but “Futari wa Wakakatta” doesn’t go very high, so I think you can sing it in a relaxed way.

The melody is simple, so it’s also a good one to learn anew.

The beginning sits quite low, so make sure to resonate your voice so it doesn’t get muffled.

Try raising your hands to head level and slowly project your voice toward them.

Your facial muscles will naturally lift, and you should feel the resonance in your head, making it easier to hear your own voice.

When the chorus comes, it’s good to consciously sing out more firmly!

Kubota Mami
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