Tomomi Kahala’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

Believe In Future ~Midnight Cinderella~Tomomi Kahala15rank/position

Believe in Future

This is a highly message-driven number with lyrics written by Tomomi Kahala herself.

It portrays a protagonist who, while feeling lonely in the stillness of midnight, keeps faith in the future and waits for the sunrise.

The Cinderella-themed motif seems to teach the importance of not losing hope even in difficult situations.

Released in February 2000 as her 16th single, the song drew attention as the ending theme for the drama “Cinderella wa Nemuranai” (Cinderella Doesn’t Sleep).

Its dramatic sound and her clear, translucent vocals highlight the strong will that resides within the sadness.

You can also hear it on the best-of album “Natural Breeze ~KAHALA BEST 1998-2002~.” Listening to it on a night when your heart feels a little tired might give you the courage to step forward into tomorrow.

CARRY’S SONTomomi Kahala16rank/position

CARRY’S SON

This is a moving ballad by Tomomi Kahala that shines a light on her singer-songwriter side.

After parting with her beloved horse, Carry’s Sun—her long-time partner in equestrian competition—she wrote both the lyrics and music to convey her deep gratitude and love.

The straightforward sincerity in the words and the gentle, beautiful melody resonate deeply with listeners.

Released in October 2022, this song is her first newly written piece in about six years since her 2016 work, and can be seen as a starting point symbolizing her recent return to self-songwriting.

It is filled with a kindness that quietly stays with you through the sorrow of saying goodbye to someone precious, and gives you the strength to look ahead.

Dear FriendTomomi Kahala17rank/position

Dear Friend

This is a heartwarming ballad created as a token of gratitude to fans in the milestone year of the artist’s 20th anniversary.

Tomomi Kahala herself took part in writing the lyrics, and her feelings for the important person who supported her clumsy self and gave her courage come through clearly, carried by Satoshi Takebe’s gentle arrangement of piano and strings.

The song is included on the single “Hajimari no Uta ga Kikoeru,” released in May 2015.

This piece may be the perfect choice when you want to say “thank you” to friends or family who are always by your side.

Why not experience that warm, heartfelt emotion that makes two hearts truly connect?

Every morningTomomi Kahala18rank/position

Every morning

It’s a song that makes you feel positive, like fresh morning light streaming in.

It carries a warm message that gently cheers on the you who grows little by little—better today than yesterday, and tomorrow than today.

Tomomi Kahara’s clear, high-toned voice makes the song’s bright worldview even more captivating.

This classic track, included on the album “storytelling” released in December 1997, was also used in a commercial for NTT PC Communications.

As one of the songs on a landmark album that sold over two million copies, it’s loved by many fans.

If you listen to it at the start of the day, it will surely give you forward-looking energy.

It’s also a perfect number for when you want to refresh your mood.

Hate tell a lieTomomi Kahala19rank/position

Tomomi Kahala: Hate to Tell a Lie

It was released in 1997 as Tomomi Kahala’s sixth single.

The song was used in a TV commercial for Kanebo Cosmetics’ REVUE brand “Bronzelove,” for which Kahala herself served as the image character.

It debuted at No.

1 on the Oricon singles chart and held the top spot for three consecutive weeks, becoming Kahala’s third million-selling single.

I WANNA GOTomomi Kahala20rank/position

I WANNA GO

This piece is a number that sings of a poignant longing for love, wishing to step away from a hectic everyday life to spend time alone with a cherished person.

Kahara’s signature crystal-clear vocals highlight the pure feelings of yearning.

Released in February 1998 as her ninth single, the song was re-cut from the acclaimed album “storytelling,” which was certified double million.

It was also used in a commercial for Mitsutaka’s “Ginza Jewelry Maki.” Fans also know the episode where Tetsuya Komuro joined on piano during a television performance.

It’s a masterpiece perfect for times when you can’t see your lover or for quiet nights of solitary reflection.

Never Say NeverTomomi Kahala21rank/position

Never Say Never (Japanese Version)

This is Tomomi Kahala’s 18th single, produced in connection with a project from the popular TV show “Susunu! Denpa Shonen.” The lyrics, which express a strong will to never give up, were written by Kanako Nakayama from “Susunu! Denpa Shonen,” who was deeply moved by Kahala’s challenge on the show.

Set to a light, reggae-tinged dance sound crafted by top overseas producers, Kahala’s soaring high-tone vocals ride on top, lifting the listener’s spirits.

Released as a single in April 2001, the song reached No.

10 on the Oricon Weekly Chart and was later included on the album “Love Again.” It’s the kind of track that can brighten your mood when you’re starting something new or feeling a bit down.

Full of positive energy, it’s a number that gently gives you a push forward.