Koji Tamaki Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Lamp of HappinessTamaki Kōji8rank/position

Koji Tamaki “Lamp of Happiness” (HD)

I think Koji Tamaki is characterized by his deep voice.

In fact, a deep-sounding voice uses a lot of breath, which generally makes it easier to add vibrato, so his songs are highly recommended.

Overdoing a voice imitation can make vibrato difficult, but being somewhat mindful about using breath also helps you relax.

Rather than simply extending the ends of phrases, if you imagine placing the voice and letting it gently waver, you’ll get a slight tremble and a nice vibe.

Try not to belt too much—sing gently.

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Kubota Mami

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You are there in the morning sunlightTamaki Kōji9rank/position

You are in the morning sunlight — Koji Tamaki

Koji Tamaki’s whisper-like vocals and guitar played as naturally as breathing are breathtaking in “Asa no Hizashi ni Kimi ga Ite” (“You in the Morning Sunlight”).

With a melody that calms the heart and a quiet passion you can feel from him, this song is truly healing.

It’s the perfect track to listen to in the morning.

freezing pointTamaki Kōji10rank/position

Freezing Point

Hailing from Asahikawa, Hokkaido, Koji Tamaki—active both as the vocalist of Anzen Chitai and as a solo artist—released his third single, “Hyoten,” in 1989.

The song was used as the theme for the TV drama adaptation of Ayako Miura’s novel Hyoten.

Its quiet melody, like droplets falling from icicles, matches the scenery of the Foreign Tree Species Forest in Asahikawa, the story’s setting, and its simple yet profound lyrics capture the novel’s worldview.

It’s a perfect song for Hokkaido’s piercing, biting cold.

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Kado(guchi) Shichigatsu

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pure-heartedTamaki Kōji11rank/position

Koji Tamaki 'Innocence'

Koji Tamaki, who rose to fame as the vocalist of Anzen Chitai and later as a solo singer-songwriter, has released numerous classics and captivated many music fans with his expressive power and vocal prowess.

His 2013 song “Junjō” is a tribute that expresses deep love and gratitude to an aging mother.

It’s the perfect song for conveying thanks to someone important—one to listen to while thinking of your own mother.

Tamaki’s delicate vocals convey a straightforward sense of gratitude.

RookieTamaki Kōji12rank/position

Koji Tamaki 玉置浩二 Rookie

This song carries a message of encouragement, standing by those on the verge of losing heart and rousing the courage to move forward.

It’s said to have been composed with an image of Yoshinobu Takahashi, who was then a rookie shining with the Yomiuri Giants.

The blend of light, buoyant sound and uplifting words leaves a strong impression, gently reminding us that it’s important to keep a sense of enjoyment in any situation.

Its smooth melodic line makes it easy to sing, and I recommend riding the breezy rhythm and letting a cheerful feeling carry your performance.

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kappamaki

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bouquetTamaki Kōji13rank/position

Mika Nakashima “Hanataba” Music Video — Theme song for Fuji TV’s Thursday drama “Otona Joshi.”

It’s the theme song of the Fuji TV drama “Otona Joshi,” sung by Mika Nakashima.

Koji Tamaki himself also performs it at concerts, and the opening part is a cappella in a high register, making it difficult to catch the pitch.

The lyrics, which express joy and gratitude for the simple, everyday life we have now, have moved both listeners and performers.

Beautiful WorldTamaoki Koji feat. Ayaka14rank/position

Koji Tamaki feat. Ayaka “Beautiful World” Music Video

A gem of a song whose deep, rugged vocals by Koji Tamaki and Ayaka’s gently enveloping voice resonate through your whole body, gradually warming even the deepest places in your heart.

The lyrics, which strikingly depict swearing eternal love to a precious person and then setting off toward the sky, are memorable.

While the heartfelt words are wonderful, the real highlight is the collaboration between the two vocal powerhouses, Koji Tamaki and Ayaka.

As you listen to their voices—combining strength with delicacy—you’ll feel the weight of sorrow in your heart gently lift.

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yuri

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