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Eikichi Yazawa Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

This is a ranking of popular songs by Eikichi Yazawa, a rock legend representing Japan.

Tie-in songs with major companies such as Shiseido, Suntory, and Coca-Cola, drama theme songs, and concert staples—iconic tracks that represent Yazawa—are included in the rankings.

Eikichi Yazawa Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (81–90)

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Eikichi Yazawa “Ibasho” 2007 ver. Guitar Cover
place of belongingYazawa Eikichi

The song “Ibasho,” included on ONLY ONE, the 29th album whose release also drew attention for its remix edition issued on July 6, 2011.

Its lyrics tell a story of needing nothing as long as you’re with someone precious, and together with a cool, saxophone‑featured ensemble, they really move the heart.

There are many challenging parts—such as the sudden leaps into high notes that are very characteristic of Eikichi Yazawa—but because the melody doesn’t move around much, it’s actually quite singable.

If the key doesn’t suit your voice, try setting your karaoke machine to match the higher notes.

Mischievous eyesYazawa Eikichi86rank/position

Eikichi Yazawa 'Mischievous Eyes' 1990 ver. Guitar Cover
Mischievous eyesYazawa Eikichi

Composed and arranged by Eikichi Yazawa himself, this track exudes a mature allure.

Included on the album “Eikichi,” released in July 1990, the song portrays a romance with a mysterious woman that begins with a chance encounter.

A comfortably grooving rhythm described as just shy of reggae intertwines with an organ drenched in dub-style reverb, conjuring a decadent, bittersweet night.

Whether you’re sipping a drink at a moody bar or taking a drive away from the city’s clamor, this song will draw you even deeper into its world.

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Time, stand still — Eikichi Yazawa
Time, stand still.Yazawa Eikichi

Mr.

Rockstar, Eikichi Yazawa.

Used in a commercial, it became a hot topic, turned into a massive hit, and stands as one of his top-selling songs—a classic of summer.

In any case, it’s smoky.

Cool.

Recently, he performed an acoustic version live, and that, too, had a mature appeal.

No matter how old you get, people who are cool stay cool—always.

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Eikichi Yazawa “Nagareboshi (Shooting Star)” MANIAC NIGHT ver. Guitar Cover
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A song included on Eikichi Yazawa’s 21st album, “Anytime Woman,” released on June 24, 1992.

It’s a mid-tempo rock track that, in a plain yet rugged manner, conveys the feelings of a man gunning his motorcycle toward a stormy life.

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Eikichi Yazawa 'Tobosha (The Fugitive)' 2012 ver. Guitar Cover
FugitiveYazawa Eikichi

Set to a thrilling guitar riff, this is a classic by Eikichi Yazawa that cries out a thirst for freedom.

Released as a single in July 1984, it was also included on the masterpiece album “E’” released the same year.

The protagonist, cutting ties and charging straight south with single-minded determination, seems to shatter the sense of stagnation that dwells in the listener’s heart.

Co-produced with Andrew Gold, the track’s appeal lies in its American rock flavor—Yazawa himself said it brought out “a new feel.” When you’re longing to change your circumstances, this exhilarating sound is sure to give you a push.

A long journeyYazawa Eikichi90rank/position

Long Journey – Eikichi YazawaNagai Tabi – E. Yazawa
A long journeyYazawa Eikichi

A song released in 1978.

Lyrics by Keisuke Yamakawa, music by Eikichi Yazawa.

It appears at the end of the album Gold Rush, which includes the track “Jikan yo Tomare.” Even if you’re not a Yazawa fan, it’s a love song you’ll want to use at a wedding.

It would be the ultimate happiness to have the groom sing a song like this.

You can feel the love at maximum intensity.

Although Mr.

Yazawa is strongly associated with rock, his smooth and sexy ballads are really cool too.

Eikichi Yazawa Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (91–100)

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Long black hair Eikichi Yazawa J’zTV #21
long black hairYazawa Eikichi

Eikichi Yazawa’s “Nagai Kurokami,” a hallmark of Japan’s rock scene.

Its lyrics, depicting parting and a new departure, carry a passionate message that burns away sorrow against the backdrop of Spanish winds.

A standout piece that showcases his musicality and poetic expression, it is included on the album “Anytime Woman,” released on June 24, 1992.

While the end of the chorus calls for a slightly higher vocal range, the rest sits in lower to mid registers, making it an easy song to sing.