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A special feature on Mariya Takeuchi’s best songs: a must-hear collection of masterpieces for both longtime fans and first-time listeners.

Mariya Takeuchi has been at the forefront of Japan’s pop scene for over 40 years since her 1978 debut.

Her songs—led by sophisticated melodies and an urban sound that have captivated countless listeners—continue to be loved across generations.

Around 2017, she saw a resurgence in international recognition through “Plastic Love.” Another major appeal is how her lyrics naturally evoke vivid scenes and her warm musical style offers comfort to the heart.

Here, we feature a selection of Mariya Takeuchi’s exquisite masterpieces!

A special feature on Mariya Takeuchi’s best songs. A must-listen collection of masterpieces for both fans and first-time listeners (71–80)

Let’s go homeTakeuchi Mariya

Let's Go Home (My Sweet Home) / Mariya Takeuchi — cover by makigon
Let's go homeTakeuchi Mariya

Released on November 10, 1992 (Heisei 4).

A single cut from the album “Quiet Life,” which had been released a month earlier in October.

It peaked at No.

18 and sold 102,000 copies.

In its release year, it was the theme song for the TBS drama “Mokuyōbi no Shokutaku,” and two years later it was used in a Nissan Cefiro commercial.

Later, in 2011 (Heisei 23), it was also featured in a Mitsubishi Estate commercial.

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In conclusion

Looking back on it again, I realized that Mariya’s songs have continued to resonate with people’s hearts across generations.

Every track feels like its words naturally sink in.

Her warm voice and heartfelt melodies will surely continue to add color to our lives.