[Yumi Matsutoya’s Masterpieces] A Collection of Heart-Touching Gems: Yuming’s Finest Hits

TYPHOONMatsutōya Yumi

Port of Notes – TYPHOON

This is a track from the 15th album, Voyager, released in 1983.

It features a distinctive, languid and mysterious sound.

The heavy atmosphere of an approaching typhoon overlaps with the painful longing to keep him from leaving, creating a strangely captivating song.

Strawberry Statement Once AgainMatsutōya Yumi

“Strawberry Statement Once Again” Banban / Yumi Matsutoya / Solo acoustic (voice and guitar) / Sakana High Michiru

There are few songs in the history of Japanese pop that evoke the feeling of “setsunai” (a poignant, aching sadness) this intensely.

It transcends what can be conveyed in words; only by taking it in directly—with your ears, with your heart—does its beauty truly come through.

A gem of a masterpiece.

Love will never begin againMatsutōya Yumi

[NEW] No More Love Will Begin No Love Between Us Yumi Matsutoya 4K

A song in which Yumi Matsutoya’s heartrending vocals seep into the soul.

While carrying the pain of heartbreak, the resolve to face forward is vividly portrayed alongside distinctive phrases.

収録曲は1985年11月にリリースされたアルバム「DA・DI・DA」に含まれ、多くの人々の共感を呼び、ユーミンの代表曲の一つとなりました。

An emotional track that sings of memories of days gone by and the first step toward a new future.

It stands beside those who have experienced the end of love and offers comfort.

Welcome to the shining timeMatsutōya Yumi

Youkoso Kagayaku Jikane

“Welcome to the Shining Time,” the first track on Side A of Yumi Matsutoya’s 13th album, PEARL PIERCE, released on June 21, 1982, is a song whose blend of nostalgia and fantasy—neither briskly refreshing nor vaguely hazy—evokes a childlike feel within a sophisticated summer mood, and becomes increasingly addictive as you listen.

GroupMatsutōya Yumi

[Late 20s Male Karaoke] Group / Yumi Matsutoya [Original Key]

This is a track from the album “Let’s Meet Last Night.” During a wedding for a close friend from our school days, she and he meet again.

Though they’re now walking their own separate paths, the song poppily expresses the fun memories from back then and how wonderful the group was.

Surf Paradise, Ski ParadiseMatsutōya Yumi

Best Nippon Mp3 Surf Heaven, Ski Heaven — from the album “SURF & SNOW”

“Surf Paradise, Ski Paradise,” the third track on Side B of Yumi Matsutoya’s 10th album “SURF & SNOW,” released on December 1, 1980, is a resort-vacation-style love song whose pleasant rhythm, refreshing sound, and relaxed vocals are soothing.

Day of the Giacobini CometMatsutōya Yumi

Comet Giacobini Day: Yumi Matsutoya / Let's Sing Favorite Songs 40

Their ability to conjure vivid scenes through lyrics and music is second to none.

It’s a song brimming with storytelling that makes you imagine a comet silently streaking across a tranquil night sky and the swirl of emotions it stirs there.

The paradoxical impact—like an explosion of silence—is an originality you won’t find anywhere else.