Karaoke Popular Song Rankings of Mariya Takeuchi [2025]
Mariya Takeuchi’s songs are catchy, stylish, and not overly idiosyncratic, which is why they’ve been consistently popular as commercial jingles from the 1980s to today.
She also has many signature tunes as drama and film theme songs, as well as songs she’s written for other artists.
Here’s a ranking-style introduction to her most popular karaoke tracks.
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Mariya Takeuchi’s Most Popular Karaoke Songs Ranking [2025] (21–30)
Lovely HolidayMariya Takeuchi22rank/position

A smash hit by Mariya Takeuchi, known as an essential song for the Christmas season.
Since its release in November 2001 as the B-side to the single “Nostalgia,” it has continued to be loved by many.
Created as a tie-in for a Japan KFC commercial, it centers on the theme of a warm, at-home family Christmas, featuring heartfelt lyrics and a gentle melody.
The rich orchestral arrangement is another highlight.
The song expresses the joy of Christmas and the bonds of family, beginning with imagery that evokes the arrival of winter, depicting the town turning white and the warmth of time spent together.
The melody sits relatively low for a female vocal line, making it straightforward enough for men to try as well—so give it a sing!
Plastic LoveMariya Takeuchi23rank/position

This is one of Mariya Takeuchi’s signature numbers, evoking the glittering nights of the big city.
It’s included on her sixth album, VARIETY, released in 1984.
Her husband, Tatsuro Yamashita, handled the arrangement and production, crafting a track that delivers a superb city-pop sound.
Looking at the lyrics, they portray the loneliness of a woman who has lost true love; she pretends it’s just a casual fling, yet her heart remains unfulfilled.
The contrast with the glamorous sound is deeply moving.
It’s a classic that feels perfect for adding a stylish touch to everyday moments, like a drive or a slightly grown-up café time.
Let's go homeMariya Takeuchi24rank/position

Released in 1992 as her 21st single, this track was cut from Mariya Takeuchi’s album “Quiet Life,” which came out the same year.
Known for portraying women’s emotions in her lyrics, Takeuchi delivers here an adult love song that conveys not so much “romantic love” as the “love of family” shared by a long-married couple.
The song also features a distinctive West Coast–style band sound, highlighted by Tatsuro Yamashita’s 12-string guitar.
Why not try singing it in a bright, pop style?
A day that’s happy and lonelyMariya Takeuchi25rank/position

A perfect song for weddings, written by Mariya Takeuchi to celebrate her own daughter’s marriage.
It was specially composed for a collaborative commercial by P&G’s Pantene and Recruit’s Zexy.
Released in May 2008, the track is included on the album “Expressions.” From a mother’s perspective as she sends off her daughter, the lyrics convey both the joy of a new beginning and the sadness of parting.
The words resonate deeply not only with the bride and groom but also with their parents.
If the bride’s mother were to perform it as a wedding or reception feature, the venue would surely be filled with emotion.
It’s a highly recommended song for anyone wishing to share warm congratulations.
Once moreMariya Takeuchi26rank/position

Released in 1984 as the artist’s 10th single, it became well known as the theme song for the hit TV drama “Kurenai-zoku no Hanran.” It was her first single in three years since the previous release.
While she had been active as a lyricist and composer during her marriage and childbirth, this work also marked her return as a singer.
The lyrics, which portray a woman’s delicate emotions, and the easy-to-sing melody are among the charms of Mariya Takeuchi’s music.
It’s no wonder that this song is sung by many people, from karaoke beginners to advanced singers.
Angel's SighMariya Takeuchi27rank/position

The 28th single, Angel’s Sigh, released as a double A-side with Searching for a Soulmate.
Chosen as the theme song for the film Secret, it makes a strong impact with a majestic, church-like opening.
Its narrow vocal range and relaxed tempo make it easy to sing, and paying attention to elements like the staccato in the chorus will help you get closer to the original.
It’s a famous song almost everyone has heard at least once, making it a recommended ballad choice for karaoke.
Let's go home, my sweet home.Mariya Takeuchi28rank/position

No matter what age of women’s love she sings about, Mariya Takeuchi’s songs always make you nod and say, “Exactly, that’s so true,” and you can sing along with deep empathy.
I want to sing them with a clear voice—sweetly and gently.
Even when you’re married and sometimes feel you’ve grown tired of your partner, women still want to keep on being in love.





