Yusuke’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

VIVA! Nossa NossaYūsuke15rank/position

VIVA! Nossa Nossa

This song by Yusuke is a Japanese cover of Brazilian singer Michel Teló’s worldwide hit.

Set to a light, Latin rhythm, it portrays love at first sight and the thrills of romance in a positive way.

It vividly depicts encounters at parties and early-stage romantic exchanges, resulting in a bright track that brings listeners both empathy and energy.

Released in October 2012, it was also used as the ending theme for TBS’s “Harajuku Nest Cafe.” It’s recommended for those who want to feel the excitement of new love or lift their spirits.

honeybeeYūsuke16rank/position

Yusuke “Honey Bee”

Released in 2010, Yusuke’s “Mitsubachi” is a quintessential upbeat track bursting with his poppy, colorful style.

Lyrically, it’s a perfect fit for a bold, assertive “carnivore” type of guy—the confident, aggressive vibe really pumps you up.

The soaring chorus makes it a song you’ll want to blast in the heat of summer.

With its bright sound, it seems perfect for a drive or a friends’ camping trip to lift the mood.

Even when rain at camp brings the vibe down, this track could forcibly crank the energy back up—in a good way!

A Santa Claus at 850 yen an hourYūsuke17rank/position

Yusuke: “The Santa Claus Paid 850 Yen an Hour”

There’s a classic Christmas song everyone knows: “Jingle Bells.” Inspired by that melody, Yusuke’s “Santa Claus Making 850 Yen an Hour” was created.

It portrays a person standing out on the street in biting cold, continually passed by as people walk on without noticing.

Judging from the title, the piece likely depicts someone working a part-time job dressed as Santa Claus.

Give it a listen while reflecting on it yourself.

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Santa Claus in My PocketYūsuke18rank/position

Santa Claus in My Pocket

As the Christmas season approaches, the atmosphere in the city suddenly shifts and becomes lively, doesn’t it? This song by Yusuke is perfect for that time of year.

Known as a “winter tearjerker song” that sings of bittersweet feelings toward past romances and memories, it sets lingering attachments to the past and pure emotions against a light, medium-tempo beat.

Released in February 2011, the track is also included on the album “Ano..

Yume Motemasu Kedo.” With Yusuke’s warm vocals and relatable lyrics, it’s cherished among fans as a winter ballad.

It’s recommended for those who feel a tinge of sadness recalling past relationships or who want to bask in Christmas memories.

Bring it on!Yūsuke19rank/position

Kamiji Yusuke (Yusuke Kamiji) at Men’s Fashion Week Singapore 2012 | SUPERADRIANME.com

This song was selected as the official support anthem for the 21st YOSAKOI Soran Festival held in Hokkaido.

It’s by Yusuke Kamiji—also known as Yusuke—a talent active on variety shows, and it’s included on his 2012 mini-album “Ano…

Omatsuri desu Kedo.” As the event title suggests, the song features lyrical phrases from both Yosakoi-bushi and Soran-bushi.

Its powerful arrangement naturally lifts your spirits as you listen.

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LemonYūsuke20rank/position

Yusuke “Lemon”

This is a single by Yusuke released in February 2013.

He wrote the lyrics, and it was created around the theme of “how to spend the season of meetings and farewells.” It was used as the theme song for the TV drama Last Train Goodbye, and it reached No.

5 on the Oricon chart.

featherYūsuke21rank/position

Yusuke “Hane”

The original song is “Ichō” by the same singer.

“Ichō” is about a lover who falls ill and passes away, while “Hane” looks back on memories, unable to overcome the sorrow.

Both songs also share the common trait of borrowing motifs from classical music.