Yukari Tamura’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Give me! Chocolate!Shintani Ryoko, Tamura Yukari, Sawashiro Miyuki1rank/position

Give me! Chocolate!

This song is packed with the sweet-and-sour feelings of a girl in love.

It was created for the TV anime Galaxy Angel and included on the album Shout with Galaxy Angel!, released in April 2002.

The cute harmonies by the three voice actresses—Ryoko Shintani, Yukari Tamura, and Miyuki Sawashiro—leave a strong impression.

The lyrics compare feelings of love to chocolate and express the desire to cherish a once-in-a-lifetime chance.

It’s a perfect track for anyone thinking about confessing on Valentine’s Day or those who need a little courage.

Give it a listen and let it elevate your feelings of love!

you&meTamura Yukari2rank/position

Yukari Tamura feat. m.o.v.e’s motsu / You & Me (short ver.)

While Yukari Tamura thrives as a voice actress with a wide vocal range, she is also active as a singer.

Many of her released songs are on the brighter side, and she performs live frequently.

The featured track “You & Me” is her 16th single, released in 2009.

It’s an upbeat dance song that would likely get everyone excited at karaoke.

Since Tamura’s voice is very distinctive, it might actually be better not to try to imitate her when you sing it.

It’s often hard to decide who goes first at karaoke, but a woman who picks this song to kick things off might come across as proactive—and in a good way!

Fairy Tale LabyrinthTamura Yukari3rank/position

Fairy Tale Labyrinth

Beyond her undeniable ability as a voice actress, Yukari Tamura also has a solid track record as a voice-acting artist, having become the third voice actress—after Hekiru Shiina and Nana Mizuki—to perform at the Nippon Budokan.

She is also known for her passionate fanbase, so much so that there’s even the term “Yukari Kingdom,” where Tamura is the princess and her fans are the citizens.

Her 2006 single “Fairy Tale Labyrinth” served as the first opening theme for the anime “Otogi-Jushi Akazukin,” in which she herself starred.

The lyrics were written by Aki Hata, a songwriter indispensable to any discussion of anime songs from the 2000s onward.

Tamura’s vocal performance is marvelous—maintaining a fairy-tale atmosphere without tipping into excessive sweetness—and the driving arrangement and irresistibly catchy melody fuse at a very high level to create a masterpiece.

It feels like the methodology of this track went on to greatly influence later anime songs and Vocaloid tunes.

As an aside, the follow-up single “Princess Rose,” which became the second opening theme for the same anime, is also a gem that reached No.

6 on the Oricon chart!

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W:Wonder taleTamura Yukari4rank/position

Yukari Tamura / “W:Wonder tale” Music Video

Included on the 2013 album “The Fruit of the Spiral.” Ending theme for the anime “Oreshura” (My Girlfriend and Childhood Friend Fight Too Much).

Born in 1976.

A voice actress and singer from Fukuoka Prefecture.

An up-tempo song whose fresh, pop melody pairs perfectly with her sweet vocals.

Melon Theme – National Anthem of Yukari KingdomTamura Yukari5rank/position

Melon Theme – National Anthem of Yukari Kingdom

This is a hugely popular song that shines as the essence of the quintessential “denpa” style.

Released in March 2008 as the B-side to Yukari Tamura’s live-venue-exclusive single “mon chéri,” the track serves as an anthem-like presence that expresses the unique worldview cherished by fans as the “Yukari Kingdom.” With lyrics by Mika Watanabe, composition by Masatomo Ota, and arrangement by Kazunori Watanabe, the song blends lyrics sprinkled with cute onomatopoeia and distinctive phrasing with an addictively catchy melody.

It’s the perfect party tune that instantly energizes the room when sung at karaoke gatherings of anime fans.

Starry Sky SpicaTamura Yukari6rank/position

Nanoha Striker song [Starry Sky Spica]

It’s the ending theme of Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha StrikerS.

It’s sung by Yukari Tamura, who plays the heroine.

The beautiful lyrics that evoke starry skies and jewels, along with the mystical atmosphere of the melody, are truly addictive.

While Yukari Tamura is known for her charming, cute voice, the powerful way she sings this song is wonderful as well.

Come meet me through the secret doorTamura Yukari7rank/position

No-Rin OP: Coming to Meet You Through the Secret Door / Yukari Tamura

The opening theme of No-Rin.

It’s a cute, poppy song by Yukari Tamura, evoking the image of a girl in love.

I like the upbeat feel of the chorus.

Once you hear it, it sticks in your head and boosts your mood.

The lyrics for this song are also by Aki Hata.