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Awatenbou no Santakuroosu
- Translation and Japanese characters for a popular Japanese children's Christmas song called 'Awatenbou no Santakuroosu' (Hasty Santa Claus).
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1st place: Christmas Eve / Tatsuro Yamashita. 2nd place: Last Christmas / Wham! 3rd place: All I Want For Christmas Is / Mariah Carey. 4th place: Itsuka no Merry Christmas (A Merry Christmas Someday) / B’z. 5th place: Koibito ga Santa Claus (Your lover is your Santa Claus) / Yumi Matsutoya.
- Silent by Sekai no Owari. Silent is the 14th major single released by Sekai no Owari, a four-member Japanese rock band. The song was used as the main theme for the TV drama Kono Koi Atatamemasuka.
- The First Christmas by Kagamine Len. You might find the vocals of this song to be intriguing, and that’s all credit to a Japanese humanoid! You’ve read it right, Kagamine Len is a Japanese humanoid persona of an individual singing synthesizer by Crypton Future Media.
- 冬がはじまるよ (Here Comes Winter) by Noriyuki Makihara. A semi-hit song by Noriyuki Makihara, a popular solo singer, though through the radio, karaoke chart, it is considered one of most popular songs during the winter season in Japan.
- Special Delivery by Mariya Takeuchi. This was Mariya’s 8th single from September 1981 and a track on her 5th studio album “Portrait” which was released a month later.
Nov 20, 2017 · Translation and Japanese characters for a popular Japanese children's Christmas song called 'Awatenbou no Santakuroosu' (Hasty Santa Claus).
- Namiko Abe
- Christmas Eve. Tatsuro Yamashita.
- Itsuka no Merry Christmas. B’z.
- My Baby Santa Claus. Yumi Matsutoya.
- Christmas Carol no Koro ni wa. Junichi Inagaki.
- “Your Lover Is Your Santa Claus” by Matsutoya yumi 恋人がサンタクロース. This one is such a mega-Christmas hit in Japan, a song so ubiquitous around the streets of shopping malls and restaurants that it has to come at the top of the list.
- “Christmas Eve” by Taro Yamashita 山下達郎のクリスマス・イヴ. Tatsuro Yamashita’s Christmas Eve has to be in the top three Japanese Christmas songs. It is perhaps one of the best known Japanese Christmas songs.
- “Chicken Rice” by Masatoshi Hamada and Noriyuki Makihara チキンライス. If you’re looking for a Christmas song that doesn’t so much try and recreate a Western style Christmas song but presents an authentically Japanese perspective on the festive season, this is it.
- “I just want to spend Christmas with you like this again this year” by KAN 今年もこうして二人でクリスマスを祝う. Released in 1999 and reaching 89 in the Japanese Oricon charts, this song by Kan Kimura sounds something like the Beatles’s “Yesterday” mixed with silent night.
Dec 16, 2011 · Besides the well known Christmas Carols, cover songs and remakes, in the last 30 years a lot of original Japanese Christmas songs were composed. So this Christmas (since I am a Santa Girl), if you want to listen to something new, I’m offering you a selection with some of the most beautiful Japanese Christmas songs. Merry Christmas!
Dec 24, 2022 · 7 Must-Know Japanese Christmas Songs. Today, I researched that on the net and found two rankings on top curated by Ranking.net and Enjoytokyo.jp. I saw them and totally agreed with the results.
