Satoko Yamano Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

The train I want to ride, the running locomotive.Yamano Satoko8rank/position

The song is Noko Inoko’s “The Steam Locomotive I Want to Ride.”

All kinds of trains make an appearance in “Noritai Densha Hashiru Kikansha,” a dream come true for kids who love trains.

The rhythmic melody conjures up images of trains racing along the tracks.

From the trains we ride every day, to those you can only board when traveling, and even trains you could never ride as a passenger, each is portrayed with its unique features.

If you come across a train you didn’t know, it can spark new curiosity and interest! Learn about all sorts of trains and become a train expert in one go with this song.

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Santa and the Little ReindeerYamano Satoko9rank/position

Liven up your Christmas party with the play song “Santa and Mr. Reindeer”! [Sheet Music with CD: Christmas SONGS]

A Christmas song titled “Santa-san and Mr.

Reindeer,” with lyrics and music by Toshihiko Shinzawa—who has composed many children’s songs—and vocals by Satoko Yamano, who performed as the “singing big sister” on NHK Educational TV’s “Yukai na Concert.” Because this piece was created as a play song for children, kids can dance along while enjoying the cheerful music and even pretend to be Santa or a reindeer!

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Doraemon SongYamano Satoko10rank/position

Doraemon Song Satoko Yamano [Doraemon 50th Anniversary]

When it comes to anime series everyone knows, Doraemon is the one.

Among its songs, this is a nostalgic theme for those of the Showa generation.

Many people can’t help but think, “When you say Doraemon, it has to be this song!” Try singing it at year-end or New Year parties with friends from the same generation.

Song of DropsYamano Satoko11rank/position

COCX 34143 9. Song of Drops

Madoka Michio, whose talent was recognized by none other than Kitahara Hakushū and who was lauded as a “poet of existence” for his expressive power, created numerous beloved songs.

His children’s songs are characterized by their pop sensibility and playful spirit.

In particular, Drops is a delightful piece that evokes a colorful scene sprinkled with multicolored drops, born of an imaginative and original idea.

Happy ChildrenYamano Satoko12rank/position

[Viral on TikTok!] Original Vocal: Happy Children

This song is striking for its gentle, warm melody and lyrics that express the pure feelings of children.

It celebrates the children’s mysterious, almost magical power—the wonderful ability to bring smiles to those around them.

Satoko Yamano’s clear vocals blend beautifully with the lively voices of the Mori no Ki Children’s Choir.

Included on the album “Aozora SONGS,” released in April 2014, the song features lyrics by Toshihiko Shinzawa and music by Hirotaka Nakagawa.

It’s a tune that eases the nerves of children entering new environments, such as entrance or opening ceremonies, and invites everyone to sing along with joy.

Please give this heartwarming track a listen—perfect for preschool and kindergarten teachers and children to enjoy together.

Monorail SongYamano Satoko13rank/position

Monorail Song (Commemorating the Opening) [Official]

This is “Monorail no Uta” (“The Monorail Song”), created as a commemorative song for the Tokyo Monorail, which opened in 1964.

The lyrics mention the terminus and the travel time back then, and they straightforwardly express the desire for people to ride the monorail.

Since it’s a Showa-era song, its style differs from today’s music, but it still gives off a cheerful, buoyant vibe.

The singing is crisp and clear, making it easy to listen to.

It might be fun to listen to this song while looking for differences between the monorail of the past and the one today.

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Love Song of LumYamano Satoko14rank/position

Love Song of Lum (Satoko Yamano Ver.)

The last commercial released under JT’s “Momo no Tennen-sui” brand was the version featuring the model Rola, which used a parody of “Lum’s Love Song” as its jingle.

The original song has long been loved as the anime theme for Rumiko Takahashi’s manga Urusei Yatsura.