Masashi Sada Popular Song Ranking [2026]
Masashi Sada, who made his major debut as part of the folk duo Grape, has produced numerous hit songs, including “Kampaku Sengen” and “Sakimori no Uta.” He is also the singer who has given the most solo concerts in Japan, and his quick wit and engaging talk have drawn attention on television, radio, and in concerts.
Here is a collection of some of his popular songs.
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Masashi Sada Popular Song Rankings [2026] (61–70)
From the North Countrysadamasashi61rank/position

From Tokyo to Hokkaido, From the North Country portrays a family living amidst the great outdoors.
It’s also famous for turning Furano, where the series was filmed, into a tourist attraction.
Did you know that the memorable main theme was composed by Masashi Sada? When Sada was asked to create the piece, he hummed an improvised melody—“Ahh—ah ah ah ah—ah”—which was adopted as is and became the finished song.
It’s surprising to think that such an iconic melody was born by chance!
Poem of Hydrangeassadamasashi62rank/position
Hydrangea Poem is a song written by Masashi Sada, one of Japan’s leading singer-songwriters, during his Grape era.
In the TV drama Chanpon Tabetaka, adapted from Sada’s semi-autobiographical novel, actor Masaki Suda, who plays the protagonist, performed the song.
The lyrics about Sada’s hometown of Nagasaki, paired with the visuals, evoke a deeply nostalgic feeling.



