Masayoshi Yamazaki’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2025]
Masayoshi Yamazaki made his major debut in 1995, and with his uniquely deep voice and exceptional guitar technique, he has produced numerous classic songs.
I’d like to introduce the appeal of this artist along with a ranking of his popular tracks.
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- [Female Heartbreak Song] A soul-stirring song dedicated to you, who loved with all your heart.
Masayoshi Yamazaki Popular Songs Ranking [2025] (21–30)
penguinMasayoshi Yamazaki22rank/position

A track included on the mini-album “STEREO 2,” for which the artist handled nearly all the vocals and instruments alone.
Perhaps they liken their solitary self to a penguin.
Considering that penguins also live in colonies, it’s a slightly enigmatic song.
RainsongMasayoshi Yamazaki23rank/position

“Rain Song,” sung by singer-songwriter Masayoshi Yamazaki, is another great pick for rainy days.
It was included as the B-side to the single “Adrenaline,” released in 1997.
With Yamazaki’s powerful vocals resonating emotionally, it’s a hidden gem known to those in the know.
The acoustic guitar has a refreshing tone that conjures up the image of the sky clearing after the rain.
The lyrics convey a resolve to move forward beyond feelings of heartache—making it a perfect post-rain song.
A Nameless BirdMasayoshi Yamazaki24rank/position

A fan-favorite track with a memorable acoustic sound from the 1997 album “HOME.” The poignant lyrics compare heartbreak to a nameless bird, delivered with distinctive wordplay and outstanding musicianship and vocals.
It was later covered by Chitose Hajime.
An Afternoon Even God Doesn’t KnowMasayoshi Yamazaki25rank/position

Included on the 2003 album “Atelier.” Born in 1971, a singer-songwriter from Yamaguchi Prefecture.
The flowing string melodies are beautiful, and it’s an impressive track featuring his distinctive vocals—mellow and lyrical—sung over a mid-tempo rhythm.
Eyes On YouMasayoshi Yamazaki26rank/position

This spring-filled commercial is for ladies’ newcomers’ suits.
Many viewers were likely moved by Hiyori Sakurada donning a suit, saying “Thank you” to her mother, and heading out.
The direction that shows her leaving the house over the years right at the doorway is also lovely.
The BGM features Masayoshi Yamazaki’s “Eyes On You.” Its lyrics—“Because I’ve been watching over you more than anyone”—are striking, and they fit this commercial’s story perfectly.
HOBO WalkingMasayoshi Yamazaki27rank/position

This work has been crafted as a “lyrical reggae song” to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the debut.
Its content conveys the feeling of having made it this far through days of putting on a brave face and being stubborn, and continuing to walk on from here as well.
Released on July 28, 2010 as the 26th single.
One more time, One more chance PIANO ver.Masayoshi Yamazaki28rank/position

“One more time, One more chance,” the theme song of 5 Centimeters per Second.
Did you know that this deeply stirring song by Masayoshi Yamazaki is included on the soundtrack in a piano arrangement? This version is a clear departure from a simple piano cover, offering a mysterious feeling that differs from the original’s image.
Listening to this arrangement makes me feel as if I’m slowly sinking to the bottom of a cold, sorrowful sea, and I can’t help but shed tears.
Since it’s the same length as the original, I recommend closing your eyes and immersing yourself in its world for the five minutes it plays.





