Teruhiko Saigō’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Teruhiko Saigō “Only You” (Official Audio)

Teruhiko Saigō’s debut song “Kimi Dake o” is a kayōkyoku released in 1964 that depicts the tender feelings of youthful love.

Its pure devotion to a beloved person resonates in the heart alongside his gentle vocals.

Selling over 600,000 copies, it became a masterpiece that catapulted Saigō to stardom.

With romantic lyrics and a pleasant melody, it surely captivated the youth of the time.

It’s recommended when you want to feel nostalgic or to listen to with someone special—it will surely warm your heart.

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Stellar Flamenco, Teruhiko Saigō

This song, set to a passionate flamenco rhythm, expresses the tender feelings of young love.

Released in 1966, it gained wide support alongside Teruhiko Saigō’s powerful vocals.

It attracted attention as an innovative attempt to incorporate flamenco elements into Japanese kayōkyoku.

As one of his signature songs, it has been included in numerous music albums.

In recent years, it has also become familiar as an insert song on the variety show “Can I Charge My Battery? Tetsurō Degawa’s Journey.” Well known among seniors, this piece is one that can be enjoyed with a sense of nostalgia.

With its warm vocals and captivating melody, it will keep you smiling even on hot summer days.

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Song of the Young Eagles (Naval Aviator Preparatory School Song) [Wartime Song]

This is the theme song of the 1943 film “Into the Skies for the Decisive Battle.” Lyricist Yaso Saijo and composer Yuji Koseki are said to have enlisted for a day in the Tsuchiura Naval Air Corps to create this song.

This video is a cover version by Teruhiko Saigo, which was used as the theme song for “Ah, Yokaren.”

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Teruhiko Saigō: 1972: The World of Coke

Teruhiko Saigō also sang in a Coca-Cola commercial.

This 1972 version, with lyrics by Yū Aku and music by Makoto Kawaguchi, appears to have been released on CD as well.

I’m sure there are people for whom this brings back fond memories.

Coca-Cola songs have really been performed by so many singers and artists.

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Teruhiko Saigō “Negai (Theme Song of Edo o Kiru 3)” (Official Audio)

A song with a poignant yet warm melody remains memorable as the theme of a popular period drama.

Its lyrics, portraying people who live with fragility, hope, and inner conflict, harmonize beautifully with the drama’s worldview.

Released in August 1976, the song was used as the opening theme from Part 3 of “Edo o Kiru,” which aired the same year, and it received strong support from viewers.

Teruhiko Saigō’s delicate yet powerful vocals further enhanced the drama’s appeal.

When you feel lost in life, why not listen to this song and let its warmth gently embrace your heart?

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Kagoshima Tourism Ambassador = Teruhiko Saigō

They say Mr.

Saigō is a tourism ambassador for Kagoshima.

I’ve heard his stage name was also taken from Saigō Takamori, and he even sings that Saigō is like an older brother to him.

It shows just how much Saigō Takamori is respected and loved by the people of Kagoshima.

People from places that have produced great figures seem to dream big, which is truly encouraging.