Tomomi Kahala’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

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Tomomi Kahala – I Dreamed a Dream

This number marked Tomomi Kahara’s return as an artist, breaking nearly seven years of silence.

Her orchestral cover of the world-renowned musical Les Misérables’ iconic song is nothing short of breathtaking.

The protagonist who refuses to abandon hope even after seeing dreams shattered overlaps with her own story, rich with experience, powerfully touching listeners’ hearts and stirring deep emotion.

Released as a single in April 2013, the track reached No.

13 on the Oricon Weekly Chart.

It is a gem of a ballad that gently nudges you forward at life’s crossroads, giving you the courage to face ahead once more.

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Tomomi Kahara – I BELIEVE (from “DREAM -Self Cover Best-”)

It was released in 1995 as Tomomi Kahala’s second single.

The song was used as the image song for the ’96 Minami “JOY OF SPORTS” commercial in which she appeared, and it became the track that propelled Kahala to major stardom.

It was a massive hit and marked her first million-selling single.

Unusually for a J-pop artist’s song, it is characterized by a two-step change in key.

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Tomomi Kahala – I’m proud [full version]

This is Tomomi Kahara’s third single, released in March 1996.

The lyrics, composition, and production were, of course, by Tetsuya Komuro.

In the 1990s, when having a song chosen and sung in karaoke was said to be one of the most important factors for a hit, Komuro Family tracks virtually dominated the top of the charts.

Given that, this song can rightly be considered a go-to choice when aiming for a high karaoke score.

It’s packed with a catchy melody and lyrics that are easy to sing and remember, and it’s easy to see why it became a million-seller.

If you find the highest notes in the chorus tough, try lowering the key and give it a shot.

It might also be fun to compete for scores with your friends using just this one song!

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Tomomi Kahala / as A person cover by YGPROJECT

Tomomi Kahara’s “as A person” is a song about longing for an unforgettable lover.

Released in 1999, the lyrics were written by Kahara herself as a message to an ex.

It recounts the end of a love that felt like a once-in-a-lifetime romance, capturing a lingering attachment that refuses to fade.

The more deeply you love someone, the harder it is to forget them, leaving you wandering in sorrow.

From this song, you can keenly feel a profound love that cannot be dismissed with the simple word “regret.” If you have a lover you just can’t forget, this song will resonate with your feelings.

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Tomomi Kahala keep yourself alive

Tomomi Kahara’s debut single, released on September 8, 1995.

A soundscape that evokes a near-futuristic image, vocals whose soaring high notes resonate in your ears, and an innovative music video.

This is the song that kicked off Tomomi Kahara’s string of hits.

It’s a track that combines both blazing energy and cool composure—like dry ice? A cool yet fiery song!

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Summer visit Tomomi Kahala solo piano/vocal performance #fanksfes

For a leisurely day off, the song I want you to listen to by your loved one’s side is “summer visit.” It was included on the 1996 album LOVE BRACE by Tomomi Kahara, a singer who is also active as an actress and TV personality.

The track has a deep sound with a mature vibe.

You’ll find comfort in her beautiful yet fragile, crystal-clear vocals.

Evoking sunsets and sandy beaches, it’s perfect for a date with your partner.

Listen to it while savoring the joy of being close to the one you love.

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Tomomi Kahala 'Have Fun, Have Fun, Be Gentle' Music Video

It was released in 1997 as Tomomi Kahara’s eighth single.

The song was used in a commercial for Kanebo Cosmetics’ “REVUE” brand Esthe Couture Gel Foundation, and it drew attention as the first single co-written by Tetsuya Komuro and Kahara.

It reached No.

1 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart, becoming her fourth consecutive No.

1 single.