The discography of Japanese singer-songwriter Chisato Moritaka consists of thirteen studio albums, seven compilation albums, and forty singles released since 1987.
Albums Studio albums Title Album details Peak chart positionsSalesCertifications JPN New SeasonReleased: July 25, 1987 Label: Warner Pioneer Formats: LP, CD, cassette21 JPN: 43,000 Mi-haReleased: March 25, 1988 Label: Warner Pioneer Formats: LP, CD, cassette17 JPN: 72,000 MiteReleased: November 17, 1988 Label: Warner Pioneer Formats: LP, CD, cassette5 JPN: 66,000 Hijitsuryokuha SengenReleased: July 25, 1989 Label: Warner Pioneer Formats: CD, cassette2 JPN: 216,000RIAJ: Gold Kokon TozaiReleased: October 17, 1990 Label: Warner Pioneer Formats: CD, cassette1 JPN: 354,000RIAJ: Gold Rock AliveReleased: March 25, 1992 Label: Warner Music Japan Formats: CD, cassette3 JPN: 314,000RIAJ: Platinum PepperlandReleased: November 18, 1992 Label: Warner Music Japan Formats: CD, cassette5 JPN: 197,000RIAJ: Gold Lucky 7Released: May 10, 1993 Label: Warner Music Japan Formats: CD, cassette3 JPN: 421,000RIAJ: Platinum Step by StepReleased: July 25, 1994 Label: One Up Music Formats: CD, cassette3 JPN: 573,000RIAJ: Platinum TaiyoReleased: July 15, 1996 Label: One Up Music Formats: CD, cassette3 JPN: 386,000RIAJ: Platinum PeachberryReleased: July 16, 1997 Label: One Up Music Formats: CD4 JPN: 322,000RIAJ: Gold Kotoshi no Natsu wa More BetterReleased: May 21, 1998 Label: Zetima Formats: CD, LP10 JPN: 62,000 Sava SavaReleased: September 9, 1998 Label: Zetima Formats: CD7 JPN: 92,000
Live albums TitleAlbum detailsPeak chart positions JPN YouTube Public Recording & Live at Yokohama Blitz Released: May 15, 2013 Label: Up-Front Works Formats: CD+DVD69 Kono Machi Tour 2019 (Live at Sendai Sun Plaza Hall, 2019.12.21) Released: April 23, 2021 Label: Warner Music Japan Formats: Streaming—
Compilation albums Title Album details Peak chart positionsSalesCertifications JPN Do the Best Released: March 25, 1995 Label: One Up Music Formats: CD, cassette, MD2 JPN: 1,340,000 RIAJ: Million The Best Selection of First Moritaka 1987–1993Released: February 15, 1999 Label: WEA Japan Formats: CD6 JPN: 74,000 Harvest TimeReleased: November 25, 1999 Label: WEA Japan Formats: CD82 JPN: 3,000 My FavoritesReleased: November 26, 2004 Label: zetima Formats: CD71 JPN: 7,000 BestReleased: 2004 Label: Warner Music Japan Formats: CD— Best & BestReleased: 2004 Label: Warner Music Japan Formats: CD— Super Best CollectionReleased: March 9, 2011 Label: Warner Music Japan Formats: CD— Super BestReleased: December 21, 2011 Label: Ivy Records Formats: CD— Chisato Moritaka Best 1993–1999Released: 2011 Label: Up-Front Works Formats: CD— The SinglesReleased: August 8, 2012 Label: Warner Music Japan Formats: CD5 UHQCD The First Best Selection '87~'92Released: November 25, 2015 Label: Warner Music Japan Formats: CD103 UHQCD The First Best Selection '93~'99Released: November 25, 2015 Label: zetima Formats: CD111
Extended plays TitleAlbum details Peak chart positionsSales JPN Let's Go!Released: February 25, 1997 Label: Sha-Lee-See Formats: CD, cassette22 JPN: 24,000
Remix albums TitleAlbum details Peak chart positionsSalesCertifications JPNMoritaka LandReleased: December 10, 1989 Label: Warner Pioneer Formats: CD, cassette2 JPN: 313,000RIAJ: PlatinumThe MoritakaReleased: July 10, 1991 Label: Warner Pioneer Formats: CD, cassette, LP2 JPN: 353,000RIAJ: PlatinumMix AgeReleased: November 3, 1999 Label: zetima Formats: CD30 JPN: 15,000
Collaborations TitleAlbum details Chisato Moritaka with tofubeats: Moritaka TofuReleased: December 17, 2014 Label: Warner Music Japan Formats: CD Hyamikao/Foetus Traum(Collaboration with Soichi Terada and Sekitova)Released: January 31, 2016 Label: Wasabeat Formats: EP
Karaoke albums TitleAlbum details Chisato Moritaka Original Hit Karaoke Collection - The Karaoke Vol. 1Released: August 25, 1992 Label: Warner Music Japan Formats: CD
Singles Regular singles + List of singles, with selected chart positions Title Year Peak chart positions Sales (JPN) Certifications Album JPN "New Season" 1987 23 44,000 New Season "Overheat Night" 24 22,000 Mi-ha "Get Smile" 1988 28 14,000 "The Mi-ha" 29 29,000 "Alone" 25 26,000 Mite "The Stress" 1989 19 40,000 "17-sai" 8 195,000 Hijitsuryokuha Sengen "Daite" 8 57,000 "Michi"/"Seishun" 1990 5 164,000 Moritaka Land "Kusai Mono ni wa Futa wo Shiro" 4 117,000 The Moritaka "Ame" 2 180,000 RIAJ: Gold Kokon Tozai "Benkyō no Uta"/"Kono Machi" 1991 4 184,000 RIAJ: Gold The Moritaka "Hachigatsu no Koi" 6 106,000 "Fight!" 10 269,000 RIAJ: Gold Rock Alive "Concert no Yoru" 1992 7 104,000 "Watashi ga Obasan ni Natte mo" 15 228,000 RIAJ: Gold "Watarasebashi"/"Writer Shibō" 1993 9 310,000 RIAJ: Gold Lucky 7 "Watashi no Natsu" 5 382,000 RIAJ: Platinum "Hae Otoko"/"Memories" 12 136,000 RIAJ: Gold "Kaze ni Fukarete" 1 381,000 RIAJ: Gold Step by Step "Rock'n Omelette" 1994 13 100,000 Do the Best "Kibun Sōkai" 3 438,000 RIAJ: Platinum Step by Step "Natsu no Hi" 5 409,000 RIAJ: Platinum "Suteki na Tanjōbi"/"Watashi no Daiji na Hito" 1 380,000 RIAJ: Gold Do the Best "Futari wa Koibito" 1995 5 444,000 RIAJ: Platinum "Yasumi no Gogo" 5 219,000 RIAJ: Gold Taiyo "Jin Jin Jingle Bell" 2 253,000 RIAJ: Gold Non-album single "So Blue" 1996 7 270,000 RIAJ: Gold Taiyo "La La Sunshine" 5 179,000 RIAJ: Gold "Gin'iro no Yume" 9 236,000 RIAJ: Gold Peachberry "Let's Go!" 1997 19 93,000 RIAJ: Gold "Sweet Candy" 10 93,000 "Miracle Light" 20 30,000 Kotoshi no Natsu wa More Better "Snow Again" 9 134,000 Sava Sava "Denwa" 1998 17 58,000 "Umi made 5-fun" 20 32,000 "Tsumetai Tsuki" 33 14,000 Non-album single "Watashi no Yō ni" 1999 37 11,000 mix age* "Mahiru no Hoshi" 41 23,000 Non-album single "Ichido Asobi ni Kite yo '99" 60 7,000 mix age* "La La Sunshine" 2008 — Non-album single "Ame"/"Watarasebashi" 2009 — Non-album single "Overheat Night (Extended Mix)" 2019 80 Non-album single "—" denotes releases that did not chart.
Promotional singles + List of singles, with selected chart positions Title Date Album "My Anniversary"(Nissay exclusive) 1997 Peachberry
Collaboration singles + List of singles, with selected chart positions Title Year Peak chart positions Album JPN "Don't Stop the Music"(Collaboration with tofubeats) 2013 26 Chisato Moritaka with tofubeats: Moritaka Tofu
Other recordings As a featured artist Release dateWorkSongNotesJuly 7, 1999"Suichū Megane"/"Tanabata no Yoru, Kimi ni Aitai" singleChappie's third single.September 12, 1999Dear YumingYumi Matsutoya tribute album.October 29, 1999Fujiya Co.Released to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Fujiya Co.May 2007NissanNissan Lafesta commercial jingle.September 25, 2013"Kumamonmon" singleKumamon theme song.December 18, 2013Nande Kimi wa Boku yori Boku no Koto Kuwashii no? Carnation tribute album.July 23, 2014Lindberg Tribute ~Minna no Lindberg~"Believe in Love"Lindberg tribute album.December 23, 2020Egao no Uta ~ Minna no Kokoro ni Nokoru Suteki na Kyoku, Kokoro ni Sotto Yorisou Uta ~"Kibun Sōkai"/"Watarasebashi"Various artists album.August 26, 2026Pink Lady Legend, Now and Forever (with Maki Watase)Pink Lady tribute album.
As a guest artist Release dateArtistWorkSongNotesOctober 25, 1990Yuichi TakahashiKazeChorusMay 25, 1991CarnationElec.KingDuet; alternate version of Moritaka's song "Uchi ni Kagitte Son'na Koto wa nai Hazu" from Kokon Tozai.May 25, 1994Kimi wo Kowashitai"Kiss"DrumsJuly 21, 1995Shigeru IzumiyaTsuioku no Eight BeatVocals, chorusJuly 25, 1998Watashi ni wa Yume ga Aru(Unknown)Drums; both Moritaka and Todd Roper (Cake) were credited in the album, but not on specific tracks.December 18, 1996Sharam QGolden QAdditional drumsFebruary 19, 1997L⇔R"Aine Kleine Nacht Music"Drums on chorus, fills on refrain.May 25, 1997Towa TeiSound Museum"Tamilano"Sampling drum breaksApril 2, 2005Flash"Sometime Samurai"DrumsSeptember 21, 1997CharaJunior SweetDrumsNovember 1, 1997Takuro Yoshida & Love Love All StarsMin'na DaisukiDrumsSeptember 30, 1998Shuichi "Ponta" MurakamiWelcome to My LifeSolo drumsMay 21, 1999COILKurukuru FetishDrumsAugust 21, 1999George TokoroSentaku DassuiDrumsOctober 28, 2009Junichi InagakiOtoko to On'na 2Duet; cover of Moritaka's 1990 single.November 22, 2010Aya MatsuuraClick You Link MeChorus, alto recorder; cover of Moritaka's 1993 single.April 9, 2011Ganbarou Nippon Ai wa Katsu Singers"Ai wa Katsu"VocalsAugust 7, 2013Various artists (Chisato Moritaka x Shigeru Izumiya)Shōwa no Uta yo, ArigatōDuetVarious artists (Aki Yashiro x Shigeru Izumiya)DrumsSeptember 7, 2016Various artists (Shoko Aida & Chisato Moritaka)The Peanuts Tribute SongsVocals
As a songwriter Release dateArtistSongCo-writerArrangementNotesJanuary 25, 1991Yuichi TakahashiYuichi Takahashi (music)Yuichi TakahashiJuly 25, 1992Noriko KatōHideo Saitō (music)Hideo SaitōB-side of "Kondo Watashi Doko ka Tsurete itte Kudasai yo" singleAugust 1, 1994Gen TakayamaEiji Takino (lyrics)Toshirō ImaizumiNovember 23, 1994Ayako ShimizuKei WakakusaApril 26, 1995Sanae JohnouchiHideo Saitō (music)Hideo SaitōJuly 26, 1995Gen TakayamaEiji Takino (lyrics)Toshirō ImaizumiSeptember 21, 1995Akiko WadaShigesato Itoi (co-lyrics)Carl Smoky Ishii (music)Kome Kome ClubJuly 23, 1999Country MusumeTsunku (music)Yasuaki MaejimaNovember 30, 1999Yuichi Takahashi
Videography Music videos + List of music videos, showing year released and video albums Year Title Video album 1987 "New Season" Mite "Overheat Night" Overheat Night (CDV)The Stress (LD) 1988 "Get Smile" Mi-ha (CDV)The Stress (LD) "The Mi-ha" The Mi-ha (VHS)Mite (LD) "Alone" Mite 1989 "The Stress" The Stress "17-sai" 17-sai "Daite (Las Vegas Version)" "Yoru no Entotsu" 1990 "Michi" Kusai Mono ni wa Futa wo Shiro!! "Kusai Mono ni wa Futa wo Shiro!!" 1991 "The Busters Blues" "Benkyō no Uta" Rock Alive "Hachigatsu no Koi" 1992 "Rock Alive" "The Blue Blues" "Mitsuketa no Saifu" 1993 "Watarasebashi" Kibun Sōkai "Watashi no Natsu" "Hae Otoko" (Long Version) "Kaze ni Fukarete" 1994 "Rock'n Omelette" "Kibun Sōkai" "Natsu no Hi" "Suteki na Tanjōbi" 1995 "Futari wa Koibito" Moritaka Video Clips "Five" "Yasumi no Gogo" 1996 "So Blue" "La La Sunshine" "Gin'iro no Yume" 1997 "Let's Go" "Sweet Candy" "Miracle Light" "Snow Again" 1998 "Denwa" "Tokyo Rush" "Umi Made 5-fun" "Tsumetai Tsuki" Chisato Moritaka DVD Collection No. 15 1999 "Watashi no Yō ni"
As a featured artist + List of music videos, showing year released and video albums Year Title Video album 2013 "Don't Stop the Music" (tofubeats featuring Chisato Moritaka) N/A
Other versions "Michi" (Chisato-hime no Bōken) "Futari wa Koibito" (Color Version)
Music video albums + List of media, with selected chart positions Title Album details Peak positions Sales (Oricon) JPN DVD JPN Blu-ray Mi-ha Released: April 25, 1988 Label: Warner Pioneer Formats: CDV — — N/A The Mi-ha Released: September 10, 1988 Label: Warner Pioneer Formats: VHS — — N/A Overheat Night Released: November 28, 1988 Label: Warner Pioneer Formats: CDV — — N/A Mite Released: November 28, 1988 Label: Warner Pioneer Formats: LD, VHS — — N/A The Stress Released: April 25, 1989 Label: Warner Pioneer Formats: LD, VHS — — N/A 17-sai Released: November 10, 1989 Label: Warner Pioneer Formats: LD, VHS — —N/A Kusai Mono ni wa Futa wo Shiro!! Released: March 25, 1991 Label: Warner Pioneer Formats: LD, VHS — —N/A Rock Alive Released: June 25, 1992 Label: Warner Music Japan Formats: LD, VHS — —N/A Kibun Sōkai Released: November 30, 1994 Label: One Up Music Formats: LD, VHS — —N/A Moritaka Video Clips "Five" Released: September 9, 1998 Label: zetima Formats: LD, VHS — —N/A Chisato Moritaka DVD Collection No. 5: Mite/The Stress/17-sai Released: September 27, 2000 Label: Warner Music Japan Formats: DVD — —N/A Chisato Moritaka DVD Collection No. 6: Kusai Mono ni Wa Futa wo Shiro!!/Rock Alive Released: September 27, 2000 Label: Warner Music Japan Formats: DVD — —N/A Chisato Moritaka DVD Collection No. 9: Kibun Sōkai Released: October 18, 2000