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KAIENTAI Karaoke Popular Song Rankings [2025]

It’s said that Kaientai, the Fukuoka-born folk group led by Tetsuya Takeda, moved to Tokyo at the invitation of Shigeru Izumiya.

Their song “A Ballad Dedicated to My Mother,” included on their second album, became a hit, and they went on to create many other songs.

Here is the ranking of their popular songs.

KAIENTAI Karaoke Popular Song Rankings [2025]

I've come a long way, when I think about it.Kaientai8rank/position

Thinking about it, I've come a long way / Kaientai (with lyrics)
Come to think of it, we’ve come a long way — Kaientai

A masterwork by Kaientai that gently portrays life’s milestones—from an autumn scene where cosmos flowers sway, to memories by the Chikugo River, and on to life today.

Its nostalgic melody and heartwarming lyrics resonate deeply with those living away from their hometowns.

Released as a single in September 1978, the song was composed by Yasuyo Yamaki and delivered in Tetsuya Takeda’s gentle voice.

It was chosen as the theme song for a film released the same year and later used in a 1981 television drama starring Ikko Furuya.

This is a piece to be enjoyed while basking in memories, letting time flow unhurriedly.

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Spring comes from the southKaientai9rank/position

It’s a heartwarming song that vividly evokes the richness of spring’s natural scenery.

It portrays spring arriving from the southern seas, with the sweet scent of the tide awakening childhood memories.

Beyond the joy and renewal that come with spring, it also expresses the complex feelings after overcoming life’s hardships, deeply resonating with listeners.

Included on the 1973 album “Bokyō-hen” (Homeland Chapter), the song features an approachable melody with folk elements.

It’s a perfect pick for those who want to feel their hearts lift with the spring season or sink into nostalgic memories.

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