Masayoshi Yamazaki Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Bake breadYamazaki Masayoshi15rank/position

Panwo Yaku

This is a number by Masayoshi Yamazaki, known for his blues rock, filled with clumsy yet warm affection.

Included on the album “Allergy no Tokkouyaku,” released in April 1996, the piece captures an everyday moment of baking bread for a loved one.

The simple feeling of “If I love you, I can’t help it,” conveyed by the image of kneading dough with a face dusted white with flour, gently wraps around the listener’s heart.

A staple track with recordings on several live albums, it’s said to really heat up in concert with tongue-twister call-and-response between Yamazaki and the audience.

The contrast between the cozy feel of the studio version and the humorous expressions in live performances is exquisite—a heartwarming pop tune.

MinuetYamazaki Masayoshi16rank/position

Masayoshi Yamazaki / Menuet

This commercial introduces the world of Romancing SaGa Re;univerSe and its 3.5-year anniversary campaign through an exchange between Masayoshi Yamazaki and Nobuo from Penguins.

Nobuo’s energetic reports and Yamazaki’s surprised reactions are comedic, effectively conveying the fun of the game.

In contrast to the comical tone of the visuals, the song played in a calm atmosphere is Masayoshi Yamazaki’s “Minuet.” With the impression of a light, acoustic performance, it conveys a sense of joy within a gentle mood.

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RainsongYamazaki Masayoshi17rank/position

Rain Song

“Rain Song,” sung by singer-songwriter Masayoshi Yamazaki, is another great pick for rainy days.

It was included as the B-side to the single “Adrenaline,” released in 1997.

With Yamazaki’s powerful vocals resonating emotionally, it’s a hidden gem known to those in the know.

The acoustic guitar has a refreshing tone that conjures up the image of the sky clearing after the rain.

The lyrics convey a resolve to move forward beyond feelings of heartache—making it a perfect post-rain song.

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Your nameYamazaki Masayoshi18rank/position

Masayoshi Yamazaki – Your Name

It is said that this song was created when Masayoshi Yamazaki’s own child was born.

The lyrics, which directly express a parent’s feelings for their child, are deeply moving and can bring you to tears.

All of the instruments used in the song are performed by Masayoshi Yamazaki himself.

A water tank without waterYamazaki Masayoshi19rank/position

Masayoshi Yamazaki / A Water Tank Without Water

A song with a melancholic atmosphere and a distinctive melody line that makes you feel as if you’re with your lover inside a “waterless aquarium.” It’s neither joyful nor painful—like being in a drowsy haze where the lines between light and darkness blur.

FlowersYamazaki Masayoshi20rank/position

Masayoshi Yamazaki / Flowers [Music Video]

This is a song included on Masayoshi Yamazaki’s 2013 album “FLOWERS.” As the title suggests, it’s a song about giving flowers to someone special.

It’s perfect for those who want to celebrate important milestones in a loved one’s life, such as a wedding or graduation.

The sound is simple, so it also shines as a vocal-only performance or an acoustic guitar rendition.

In the music video, dolls and flowers are combined to depict various scenes, and just watching it warms the heart.

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Let’s go homeYamazaki Masayoshi21rank/position

Ouchie Kaerou

A warm song that makes you want to hurry home when the winter cold threatens to freeze your heart.

Released in 1998, it was also used in a commercial for House Foods’ “Stew Mix.” Masayoshi Yamazaki’s gentle voice and acoustic guitar melt the chill from a frozen night.

This piece evokes the warmth and bonds of family—truly a winter classic.

It has a special flavor when listened to in the cold season.

On a winter night spent alone, when you find yourself yearning for someone’s warmth, why not give this song a listen?