Masayoshi Yamazaki's famous and popular songs

To the Sky ~Live & Movie ver.~Yamazaki Masayoshi

Masayoshi Yamazaki / To the Sky ~Live & Movie ver.~

This is a song written as the theme for the movie “Doraemon: Nobita and the Birth of Japan 2016.” Masayoshi Yamazaki’s voice is distinctive and powerful, yet somehow languid and gentle—many people probably feel, “I love it!” It really hits you in the heart, doesn’t it? It makes you want to remember your pure feelings and try living without doing any complicated calculations.

DominoYamazaki Masayoshi

Domino

A singer-songwriter known for representative songs such as “One more time, One more chance” and “Celery.” More recently, the theme song “Sora e (To the Sky)” for the Doraemon movie has also drawn attention.

True to the tagline “More incredible than a genius,” the groove created using only guitar and blues harp reveals an extraordinary talent.

RainsongYamazaki Masayoshi

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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Kado(guchi) Shichigatsu

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An Afternoon Even God Doesn’t KnowYamazaki Masayoshi

"An Afternoon Even God Doesn't Know" by Masayoshi Yamazaki (2003.12.25)

Included on the 2003 album “Atelier.” Born in 1971, a singer-songwriter from Yamaguchi Prefecture.

The flowing string melodies are beautiful, and it’s an impressive track featuring his distinctive vocals—mellow and lyrical—sung over a mid-tempo rhythm.

The sky I watched with youYamazaki Masayoshi

Kimi To Miteta Sora

Sales and purchases that fit your heart perfectly

A commercial featuring Ryohei Suzuki and Reia Yonekura working as Pitathouse staff, showing how they stay close to customers and rental property owners.

Whether you want to sell, rent out, or of course rent a home, the ad conveys that at Pitathouse they’ll listen with great care and support you.

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Hane Keisuke

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Summer MonologueYamazaki Masayoshi

New York: A Summer Monologue

The words I left behind at summer’s end have become memories that still continue even now, and the line about the one I loved “hiding their tears” may be because we were caring for each other.

Still, the part that says “I never managed to say what mattered most,” even after time has passed, is that one phrase you only realize after losing it… surely words of love.

A town with sloping streetsYamazaki Masayoshi

A town with sloping streets

This song is said to be about the time when Masayoshi Yamazaki moved to Yokohama right after coming up to Tokyo.

Since it’s from before he became popular, I feel the lyrics are very real and relatable.

Listening to this song, performed with just a single guitar, makes me feel somehow very nostalgic.

It earnestly sings about everyday feelings, like reading aloud from a diary.

Thinking that even people who’ve become big and famous had times like this makes me feel a bit relieved.