Eikichi Yazawa Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Oh! LovesickYazawa Eikichi41rank/position

Oh! Lovesick – Eikichi Yazawa Acoustic Cover

This is the 43rd single, released in 1999.

It was a lead single from the album “LOTTA GOOD TIME,” which came out two months later.

It’s a cheerful honky-tonk-style boogie number.

The lyrics were written by Hisashi Kato of The Collectors.

The song is crafted as a tasteful, mid-tempo rock ’n’ roll piece modeled after the golden age of rock ’n’ roll.

Remarkably, on the album “LOTTA GOOD TIME,” Hisashi Kato wrote the lyrics for every track.

ROCKIN’ MY HEARTYazawa Eikichi42rank/position

Eikichi Yazawa – ROCKIN’ MY HEART (Rock’n’Roll Army ’90)

A cool, mellow slice of West Coast rock that blends into the flowing scenery of the nighttime highway.

Despite its sophisticated sound, it sings of the loneliness and longing of a city dweller thinking of a lover far away.

You can picture the glittering city lights only heightening the sense of solitude.

Released in October 1982 as the 13th single, it was featured in a commercial for a Pioneer stereo system and became widely known.

It was also released in the United States, earning high praise from Billboard magazine—a song that symbolizes Eikichi Yazawa’s challenge to take on the world.

SEA BREEZEYazawa Eikichi43rank/position

Eikichi Yazawa SEABREEZE

It’s a connoisseur’s song favored by YAZAWA’s hardcore fans, but it can be said to be an excellent track.

You can get a sense of the kind of music YAZAWA likes, as it shows influences from soul and funk.

His vocal tone is also rich, and in a sense, this can be considered a valuable song that captures him at his peak.

Sweet WinterYazawa Eikichi44rank/position

Sweet Winter

“Sweet Winter,” a track included on ONLY ONE, the 29th album released to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the artist’s solo debut.

The spacious ensemble featuring piano and acoustic guitar, together with lyrics that paint a sentimental Christmas scene, truly moves the heart.

The melody is relaxed and the key isn’t too high, making it relatively easy to sing; however, be mindful of the sudden interval leaps and the slightly laid-back phrasing, which can easily cause you to fall out of rhythm.

It’s a hidden gem that’s perfect for karaoke in the cold season—one you’ll definitely want to add to your repertoire.

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THIS IS A SONG FOR COCA-COLAYazawa Eikichi45rank/position

Eikichi Yazawa Cola Commercial Full Version.wmv

“THIS IS A SONG FOR COCA-COLA” is a single by Eikichi Yazawa released in March 1980, and as the title suggests, it was used as a Coca-Cola commercial song.

It peaked at No.

5 on the Oricon chart.

WONDERFUL LIFEYazawa Eikichi46rank/position

Wonderful Life (Remastered 2022)

This is a track included on the 24th album, “MARIA,” released in 1996.

It features a sound design reminiscent of major hard rock bands that were popular in the U.S.

at the time, such as Aerosmith and Bon Jovi.

Without becoming outdated, it eagerly embraces current trends while never losing Eikichi Yazawa’s distinctive essence—a song that encapsulates the appeal of Eikichi Yazawa.

YOKOHAMA FOGGY NIGHTYazawa Eikichi47rank/position

YOKOHAMA FOGGY NIGHT (Remastered 2022)

Included on the eighth album “RISING SUN,” released in 1981, it was also used as the B-side of the 1982 single “YES MY LOVE.” Since Eikichi Yazawa pursued his music career in Yokohama after moving up to Tokyo from Hiroshima, Yokohama often serves as a motif in works that look back on his youth.

“FOGGY” means thick with fog, and the song paints a cinematic lyrical world of a night city veiled in Yokohama’s mist.

Yes Coke Yes `82Yazawa Eikichi48rank/position

Eikichi Yazawa Cola CM Yes Coke Yes '82

The original is Eikichi Yazawa’s “YES MY LOVE — Ai wa Itsumo —,” but it was used as the theme song for a 1982 Coca-Cola commercial in which he himself appeared, and the version used in the commercial changed the chorus line “YES MY LOVE” to “YES COKE YES.”

Y…o…u…Yazawa Eikichi49rank/position

From Eikichi Yazawa's new album “Last Song,” releasing on Wednesday, August 1: “A.N.A.T.A….”

The song “A.Na.Ta…” included on Eikichi Yazawa’s 33rd album “Last Song,” which Yazawa himself praised as “one of the top five albums of my entire career,” is a sentimental number.

Its intro opens with a bluesy, weeping guitar, and the lyrics evoke an image of a forbidden love.

It’s a melancholy track that makes you want to sing while picturing the scenes it paints.

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cold skinYazawa Eikichi50rank/position

Cold Skin (Remastered 2022)

Included on the 4th album Gold Rush, released in 1978, which became a massive hit selling over one million copies.

It features a notably more mature sound design.

With extensive use of synthesizers and a fusion-style sax solo, it delivers an urban city-pop sound with strong AOR influences.

It’s a track where you can enjoy Eikichi Yazawa exuding a stylish, masculine allure.