Chiba Songs: A comprehensive introduction, from famous tunes filled with hometown love to local theme songs
Lush nature, bustling cities, an aerial gateway, and a world-famous theme park.
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Chiba Prefecture is dotted with spots that captivate countless people, and it has given birth to many beloved songs brimming with hometown charm.
In this article, we’re highlighting songs connected to Chiba! From folk tunes passed down across generations and wistful enka, to classic J-pop that makes you daydream about the places in the lyrics, and even adorable theme songs for local mascots—we’ll introduce a wide array of works.
Now, why not lend an ear to the music of Chiba?
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[Chiba Songs] A comprehensive introduction to everything from classic masterpieces filled with hometown love to local tunes (1–10)
Nakanoshima Bridge BluesKishidan
A blues rock number steeped in melancholy, one that conjures up the sea breeze of Kisarazu and the sight of slightly rusted guardrails.
Set against a red bridge bathed in the colors of dusk, it paints a sentimental portrait of the bittersweet end of a love that didn’t work out and the helpless feelings that linger.
Many listeners may find themselves overlaying their own tender, painful memories onto Sho Ayanokoji’s strained, wrung-out vocals and the bluesy guitar melodies.
This track is featured on the classic album “Ai Ra Bu Yu,” released in October 2005 and which reached No.
7 on the Oricon Weekly chart.
On a night when you want to sink into a slightly sentimental mood, it might be nice to listen while driving down a road filled with memories.
Do Re Mi Fa Na Ra Si Do♪Lyrics by Fuyu Ayabe / Music by Cher Watanabe
This is a local song that delivers the charm of Narashino City in Chiba Prefecture, set to a bouncy melody.
The lyrics feature famous spots like Yatsu Higata, and depict setting out to find the fun sounds that fill the city.
Listening to this track might give some people a boost of energy with its light, lively rhythm.
Released in February 2016 as the city’s PR song, it was also beloved as the ending theme for the anime “Pankis!” for two months starting that same February.
Sing and dance along with your children, and your usual walking route may start to feel like a special place.
North WingAkina Nakamori
A classic song that captures the feelings of the moment when you throw everything away to chase the one you love.
It’s known as a work set at Narita Airport.
Akina Nakamori’s vocals express a heartrending emotion that draws you into the depth of that love.
It’s a track that conveys the strength of a woman who boards a plane from Narita Airport at night and steels her resolve as she looks at the distant lights.
[Chiba Songs] A comprehensive showcase from beloved classics filled with hometown love to local anthems (11–20)
Dreaming Chiba-kunChiba Prefecture Official PR Channel
Created for Chiba Prefecture’s official PR character, this song is bursting with excitement that makes you want to head out right now.
Through the dreams Chiba-kun has, it vividly portrays Chiba’s charms—its rich nature and warm-hearted people.
The track was used as the ending theme for the internet drama “Find Chiba-kun!!,” released in January 2018.
If everyone dances to Papaya Suzuki’s choreography—which includes poses modeled after the shape of Chiba Prefecture—it’s sure to bring out kids’ bursting energy.
Let the winds of the Boso Peninsula decideKaori Mizumori
This is a heartwarming travel ballad delivered by Kaori Mizumori, known as the “Queen of Local Songs.” Set on the Bōsō Peninsula, it portrays how one’s heart is gently set free by encounters with beautiful nature and the warmth of people when feeling a bit worn out by life.
As the journey continues from Tateyama to Onjuku and then to Kisarazu, you can almost see the protagonist’s expression growing brighter.
The song was included on the single “Kujūkuri-hama,” released in February 2022.
Listening to Mizumori’s clear, expansive vocals is sure to soothe the fatigue of everyday life.
Song of the Meteorite of NarashinoYoshiyuki Tadokoro
This is a song by Yoshiyuki Tadokoro inspired by the dreamlike event of a meteorite that actually fell in Narashino City in July 2020.
With a bright sound that fuses Okinawan folk music and taiko drum rhythms, many listeners may find themselves moving to the beat.
The track was released on CD in November 2023 and has become a beloved local song aimed at promoting the Narashino area.
Choreography for Bon Odori is also provided so that people of all ages, from children to the elderly, can enjoy it.
It’s the perfect tune for moments like local summer festivals, where you want to smile together with everyone.
Hello Narashino - OK! SausageYoshiyuki Tadokoro
Are you familiar with the unique sausage-related history passed down in Narashino City? This song is themed on the historical fact that German soldiers introduced sausage-making techniques during World War I.
The cheerful sounds created by Yoshiyuki Tadokoro—whose roots lie in Okinawan folk music—and the band MILQJAM are filled with a warm wish for children to enjoy learning about peace and history.
The track is included on the album “Katte ni Gotōchi Song CD Narashino Inseki no Uta,” released in November 2022.
Even if history isn’t your strong suit, this song may inspire you to explore Narashino’s story and discover new charms of the city.