Kazuyoshi Saito Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Bottomless beautySaitō Kazuyoshi81rank/position

Kazuyoshi Saito – “Bottomless Beauty” Music Video

This commercial promotes Megmilk’s Megumi Gasseri SP Strain Yogurt by highlighting how it supports the activities of many different people.

A variety of professions appear, conveying that health is important no matter what you do, and expressing the brand’s commitment to supporting it from within the body.

The song that accentuates the calm atmosphere of the visuals is Kazuyoshi Saito’s “Bottomless Beauty.” While the tempo feels gentle, the tone carries a sense of boldness, conveying a powerful feeling of moving forward step by step.

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kappamaki

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Kazuyoshi Saito / Moving

When we think about moving, we tend to focus on the new life waiting afterward, but in Kazuyoshi Saito’s “Hikkoshi” (Moving), he reflects on the memories that have accumulated up to that point.

The few belongings you had when you first came to this room have multiplied by the time you move out, and each one seems to hold a precious memory—surely that’s something you can relate to.

The tug-at-your-heart feeling before a move likely comes from the memories packed into the room—the time spent with friends and lovers.

How about spending just that last night savoring a touch of sentimentality with this song?

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Hane Keisuke

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Kazuyoshi Saito – Let’s Go on the Offensive! [Music Video Short ver.]

Just from the title “Let’s Go on the Offensive!”, this is the song you want to play when you want to feel exactly that way.

It was used as the CM song for Ukon no Chikara, the “Checkout” edition.

Kazuyoshi Saito’s songs always have this exquisite ease in saying exactly what needs to be said, often speaking for how we feel.

This track, too, is surely a number that gently gives anyone a push forward.

When you’re troubled or uncertain, when you don’t quite have the courage to take a step, why not let this song give you that nudge?

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Kazuyoshi Saito – Ballad of a Singer [Live ver.]

Kazuyoshi Saito is a singer-songwriter born in 1966 in Mibu, Shimotsuga District, Tochigi Prefecture.

In 1992, he won an audition program for five consecutive weeks and debuted the following year with “Boku no Mita Beatles wa TV no Naka” (The Beatles I Saw Were on TV).

In 1994, his song “Aruite Kaerou” was featured on the Fuji TV children’s program Ponkikkies.

From 2007 onward, more of his songs were used in TV commercials, rapidly boosting his name recognition and popularity.

“Utautai no Ballad,” his 15th single released in 1997, is a classic that has been covered by many artists.

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Kazuyoshi Saito – Dawn [Lyric Video]

This is Kazuyoshi Saito’s 15th digital-only single, released on October 1, 2021.

It was also chosen as the theme song for the film “Riku wa Yowakunai.” I think it’s a captivating track with a tempo and vocal delivery that exude a strong masculine vibe.

The vocal melody doesn’t span a very wide range, so even people who don’t usually sing much might find it easy to sing.

Rather than worrying about the finer details, focusing on recreating the song’s overall atmosphere is the key to making it sound good!

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Kei Takahata

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The Ballad I Want to SingSaitō Kazuyoshi86rank/position

Kazuyoshi Saito – Ballad of a Singer (2008 Ver.) [Music Video Short ver.]

Kazuyoshi Saito has a wide repertoire of songs, and among them this is my top recommended love song.

He’s popular across generations, and I think many university students know him as well.

There’s a theory that he wrote the lyrics for his wife; overflowing with love, this is a song I’d love to hear a man sing.

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Some people might find themselves grinning at a title that smells of everyday life.

Sung by Kazuyoshi Saito, this track—reportedly recorded all at once with his touring band—features a richly groovy band sound that feels great.

It’s included on the album “202020,” released in January 2020, and it was also aired as the opening theme for the TBS TV show “CDTV.” It beautifully portrays the unadorned closeness of two people—so tender that even the cat hair on your clothes feels lovable.

It’s quintessential Kazuyoshi Saito: expressing deep affection not through flashy words but through scenes from daily life, gently warming the heart.

When you want to savor the simple happiness of living with a kitty, give it a listen.

I want to be kinder.Saitō Kazuyoshi88rank/position

Kazuyoshi Saito – I Want to Be Kind [Live at Nippon Budokan 2012.2.11]

They have always had many hit songs, but since releasing “Yasashiku Naritai,” which was also used as a TV drama theme song in recent years, their momentum has been unstoppable.

Their husky, wistful singing voice is captivating, and they play a variety of instruments including piano and drums, with considerable skill on the guitar as well.

It was a lie all along.Saitō Kazuyoshi89rank/position

It Was All a Lie / Kazuyoshi Saito YouTube Version (with lyrics)

“It Was Always a Lie” is a parody of Kazuyoshi Saito’s “I’ve Always Loved You,” and Saito himself uploaded the video to YouTube.

The lyrics oppose nuclear power: the plants that were claimed to be safe were not safe.

It’s a message song.