Notable Songs
- Kappa Boogie Woogie (河童ブギウギ, 1949)
- Kanashiki Kuchibue (悲しき口笛, 1949)
- Tokyo Kiddo (東京キッド, 1950)
- Echigo Jishi No Uta (越後獅子の唄, 1950)
- Omatsuri Mambo (お祭りマンボ, 1952)
- Ringo Oiwake (リンゴ追分, 1952)
- Minatomachi 13-banchi (港町十三番地, 1957)
- Hanagasa Dōchū (花笠道中, 1957)
- Yawara (柔, 1964)
- Kanashii Sake (悲しい酒, 1966)
- Makkana Taiyō (真赤な太陽, 1967)
- Aisansan (愛燦燦（あいさんさん）, 1986)
- Midaregami (みだれ髪, 1987)
- Kawa no nagare no yō ni (川の流れのように, 1989)
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