Toshihiko Tahara’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
It has been over 35 years since Toshihiko Tahara debuted as a singer and actor.
Over those many years, he has produced numerous classic songs and is supported by a wide range of age groups.
Among his many tracks, we will introduce the most popular songs in a ranking format.
Find your favorite song.
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Toshihiko Tahara’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (1–10)
It’s BADTahara Toshihiko8rank/position

A track provided by Toshinobu Kubota that incorporates rap and really highlights his artistry.
Toshichan, who absolutely loves Michael Jackson.
No matter what people around him said, the way he sang in his own style was impressive, wasn’t it? Kubota himself has covered this song, and it’s groovy and seriously cool! But Toshichan’s singing-and-dancing performance might, in a way, have even surpassed it.
Carrot GirlTahara Toshihiko9rank/position

Broadcast as the monthly song on “Hirake! Ponkikki,” this is a popular track by Toshihiko Tahara that has been loved by people of all ages.
In the successor program “Ponkikkies,” it was covered in a sketch by the duo Baku-Chū Mondai, bringing it back into the spotlight.
With child-friendly lyrics, it’s a fun song to listen to.
Farewell… SummerTahara Toshihiko10rank/position

Toshihiko Tahara’s song released in 1983 is a classic that captures the bittersweet feeling at summer’s end.
Set to a melody influenced by idol pop and city pop, the lyrics about a summer farewell really resonate.
You can feel Tahara’s desire to express the emotions of the youth of that time.
Known as one of his signature tracks, it comes from an artist who achieved twelve No.
1 hits on the Oricon chart.
It’s perfect listening for the season when summer is fading—an ideal song for those who want to relive their youth or who are carrying a wistful love in their hearts.
Toshihiko Tahara Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (11–20)
Aishuu de Ito (New York City Nights)Tahara Toshihiko11rank/position
This is the long-awaited debut single from the thoroughbred “Shun-chan,” who shot to fame in “Mr.
Kinpachi in Class 3-B.” The original song is “New York City Nights” by American singer Leif Garrett.
I was a bit surprised at the time that he debuted with a cover, but it fit his wistful image so well that it became hugely popular.
The choreography in the chorus was especially memorable.
All you need is love.Tahara Toshihiko12rank/position

This is a song whose powerful, love-themed message resonates deeply.
Welcoming an all-star team of writers, it will be released in June 2024 as Toshihiko Tahara’s 80th single, commemorating his 45th anniversary.
Tahara’s energetic vocals convey that if we believe in the power of love that everyone holds, we can overcome hardships.
The song also serves as the title of his nationwide tour and is slated to be performed at concerts held from July through October.
Listening while picturing someone dear to you will make it touch your heart even more.
It’s the perfect track when you need a boost of energy or courage.
Ah!Tahara Toshihiko13rank/position

This is Toshihiko Tahara’s 27th single, known as Toshi-chan.
He was starting to shed his hardcore idol image a bit and show a more mature charm, which drew even more popularity.
An eternal idol who captivated everyone with his signature dance moves! His unwavering professional dedication was so cool.
He’s a legendary figure in Johnny’s, no doubt.
Love is Do!Tahara Toshihiko14rank/position
Among Toshihiko Tahara’s songs from the early ’80s, this might be the one whose dancing made the biggest impact.
He performs with a dance group called Japanese in the back, and the sharpness—including theirs—is excellent.
In this song, there’s also one member in charge of a puppet, which became quite a talking point.




