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Hideki Saijo Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

He has been active as a singer and actor since 1972.

He appears to be popular not only in Japan but also abroad, having expanded into other parts of Asia.

He has participated in numerous works as an actor as well.

Thanks to his broad musical style, he is supported by a wide range of age groups.

We will introduce his popular songs in ranking format.

Hideki Saijo Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Run, Honest OneSaijō Hideki8rank/position

Superstar Hideki Saijo, who captivated countless fans with his passionate vocals and performances.

Among his many classic hits, this is an unmissable anime song that always fires up a karaoke crowd.

Released as a single in April 1991, it became beloved as the ending theme for the nationally treasured anime Chibi Maruko-chan.

Its brisk beat infused with ska rhythms and lyrics packed with playful, comical wordplay are irresistibly catchy.

The collaboration came about because the original creator, Momoko Sakura, was a fan of Saijo, with Tetsuro Oda handling the composition.

The unique phrase said to be inspired by a commercial from that era also leaves a strong impression, and listening to it will surely bring back memories of those days.

No tricky techniques required—belt it out with energy and power, and it’s a song that will put smiles on the faces of friends from the same generation.

To my distant loverSaijō Hideki9rank/position

A heartwarming medium-tempo ballad by Hideki Saijo that poignantly sings of his feelings for the lover he left behind in his hometown after moving to the city.

Released in November 1978, the song reached No.

8 on the Oricon chart.

With a powerful voice, it gently embraces the yearning for a dear one far away and the hope for the arrival of spring.

The strong will to reunite with his lover after a long winter resonates with a beautiful melody, leaving a deep impression on listeners.

This work stands as a classic that conveys the preciousness of love that remains unchanged despite distance, offering comfort to everyone living apart from their loved ones.

Chain of RosesSaijō Hideki10rank/position

The great star Hideki Saijo, who led the Showa-era music scene with passionate performances.

His eighth single, released in February 1974, is a classic that candidly captures the heat of young love over a lively rock ’n’ roll melody.

Not tied to any particular TV drama or film, the song spread widely into households through music shows and stage performances of the time.

His dynamic moves, deftly wielding the mic stand, became a major talking point, and the single was a massive hit, selling about 330,000 copies.

Its passionate worldview—combining sweetness with a hint of danger—reminds listeners of the energetic days of that era.

How about incorporating it as invigorating background music for indoor events or music therapy in June, when continuous rain makes it hard to go out, so that older adults can share in the sense of vitality?