Tomomi Kahala’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

I can hear the song of beginnings.Tomomi Kahala29rank/position

Tomomi Kahara – I Can Hear the Song of Beginnings

This is an original single that Tomomi Kahala released after a long time, which went on sale in May 2015 and ranked 36th on the Oricon weekly chart.

The lyrics were written by Tomomi Kahala, and the music was composed by Tetsuya Komuro.

It was used as the ending theme for Wednesday Mystery 9.

Amazing GraceTomomi Kahala30rank/position

Tomomi Kahala – “Amazing Grace” MUSIC VIDEO

In terms of vocal ability, Tomomi Kahala is also a high-quality artist.

Her earnest and straightforward personality would surely shine in gospel as well, wouldn’t it? Because she truly loves singing and treats every song with care, she pours her overflowing feelings into this piece, making those emotions all the more poignant.

Sly Woman feat. Hatake (Sharan Q)Tomomi Kahala31rank/position

Tomomi Kahara – Sly Woman feat. Hatake (Sharan Q)

A very uplifting number where Tomomi Kahala sings one of Sharam Q’s signature songs.

Tomo-chan is stunningly beautiful no matter her age, and her vocal ability is incredible! She nails the high notes, making it a captivating and wonderfully charming performance.

When you're by my sideTomomi Kahala32rank/position

Tomomi Kahala – Kimi ga Soba de (Music Video)

Tomomi Kahala’s 29th single.

With Satoshi Takebe as sound producer, this love ballad features a grand arrangement woven from piano and strings that tugs at the heart.

The lyrics—into which Kahala layered her own life experiences and recorded while holding back tears—convey straightforward gratitude and affection for the person by her side.

Released in May 2016, the song was used as the Japanese theme for the film “A Chinese Odyssey Part Three” (Japanese title: Kounenki-teki na Kanojo), marking her first movie tie-in in 13 years.

It’s a heartwarming number, combining gentleness and strength, that helps you feel the immense presence of a cherished partner when you want to reaffirm your feelings or express thanks.

The Continuation of TearsTomomi Kahala33rank/position

The Continuation of Tomomi Kahala’s Tears

It’s a heartfelt ballad that captures the sorrow of an adult heartbreak.

It portrays a woman who has gone through a devastating breakup and, having overcome the pain, now looks back on the past with calm reflection.

It’s not merely sad; the strength to smile as she recalls the memories and the sense of gratitude toward her former partner come through and are deeply moving.

Released in May 2005 to mark Tomomi Kahara’s 10th anniversary since her debut, this was her 24th single and a lead release from the album “NAKED.” It was also used as the ending theme for TV Tokyo’s drama series “Wednesday Mystery 9,” so some listeners may find it familiar.

This song gently supports those who are trying to move forward after a painful relationship.

Listening alone on a quiet night, it seems to teach us that even painful experiences will one day turn into cherished memories.

Look up at the stars in the nightTomomi Kahala34rank/position

Tomomi Kahala – Look Up at the Stars in the Night

It is Kyu Sakamoto’s 1963 hit song.

The original is the theme song from a musical of the same name that premiered in 1960, and it is one of Sakamoto’s signature songs, for which he won the Japan Record Award for Composition.

The song has been covered by many artists, and Tomomi Kahara included her cover of it on her 2014 cover album “MEMORIES 2 -Kahara All Time Covers-.”