Maaya Sakamoto discography

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Maaya Sakamoto discography
Studio albums11
Compilation albums6
EPs4
Singles35
DVDs7
Other appearances32

This is the discography of the Japanese voice actress and singer Maaya Sakamoto.

Contents

Albums

Studio albums

YearTitle Oricon ChartingsRef.
PeakWeeks
1997 Grapefruit 761 [1]
1998 Dive 443 [2]
2001 Lucy 164 [3]
2003 Shounen Alice 89 [4]
2005 Yuunagi Loop 86 [5]
2009 Kazeyomi 37 [6]
2011 You Can't Catch Me 18 [7] [8]
2013Singer-Songwriter65 [9]
2015 Follow Me Up 412 [10]
2019Kyo Dake no Ongaku116 [11]
2023Kioku no Toshokan75 [12]

Mini albums

YearTitle Oricon ChartingsRef.
PeakWeeks
2001 Easy Listening 123 [13]
2007 30 Minutes Night Flight 127 [14]
2011Driving in The Silence35 [15]
2021Duets144 [16]

Compilations

YearTitle Oricon ChartingsRef.
PeakWeeks
1999 Single Collection+ Hotchpotch (シングルコレクション＋ ハチポチ)149 [17]
2003 Single Collection+ Nikopachi (シングルコレクション＋ ニコパチ)311 [18]
2010 Everywhere 311 [19]
2012Single Collection + Mitsubachi (シングルコレクション＋ ミツバチ)98 [20]
2015Request (Limited Edition)13—
2020Single Collection + Achikochi (シングルコレクション+ アチコチ)59 [21]

Tribute albums

YearTitle Oricon Chartings
2015Request13

Singles

YearTitle Oricon chartingsAlbumFeatured as a theme song inRef.
PeakWeeks
1996"Yakusoku wa Iranai"444 Grapefruit The Vision of Escaflowne [22]
1997"Gift"—— Single Collection+ Hotchpotch Clamp School Detectives —
1998"Kiseki no Umi"4312 Record of Lodoss War: Chronicles of the Heroic Knight [23]
"Hashiru"871 Dive [24]
1999"Platinum"215 Single Collection+ Hotchpotch Cardcaptor Sakura [25]
2000"Yubiwa"303 Single Collection+ Nikopachi Escaflowne: The Movie [26]
"Shippo no Uta"392 Napple Tale [27]
"Mameshiba"472 Lucy Earth Girl Arjuna [28]
2002"Hemisphere"229 Single Collection+ Nikopachi RahXephon [29]
2003"Gravity"239 Wolf's Rain [30]
"Tune the Rainbow"99 RahXephon movie [31]
2005"Loop"79 Yūnagi Loop Tsubasa Chronicle [32]
2006"Kazemachi Jet / Spica"146 Kazeyomi Tsubasa Chronicle [33]
2007"Saigo no Kajitsu / Mitsubachi to Kagakusha"197 Tsubasa Tokyo Revelations [34]
2008"Triangler"326 Macross Frontier [35]
"Ame ga Furu"97 Linebarrels of Iron [36]
2009"Magic Number"129 Everywhere Kobato [37]
2010"Down Town / Yasashisa ni Tsutsumareta Nara"513 You Can't Catch Me Soredemo Machi wa Mawatteiru /Tamayura [38]
2011"Buddy"1011Single Collection + Mitsubachi Last Exile -Ginyoku no Fam- [39]
"Okaerinasai"86 Tamayura: Hitotose [40]
2012"More than Words"166 Code Geass Gaiden: Akito the Exiled [41]
2013"Hajimari no Umi"194 Follow Me Up Tamayura: More Aggressive [42]
2014"Saved. / Be Mine!"711 Inari, Konkon, Koi Iroha / World Conquest Zvezda Plot [43]
"Replica"174 M3 the dark metal [44]
2015"Shiawase ni Tsuite Watashi ga Shitte Iru Itsutsu no Hōhō / Shikisai"916 Kōfuku Graffiti / Fate/Grand Order [45]
"Anata o Tamotsu Mono / Mada Ugoku" (Maaya Sakamoto and Cornelius)184Single Collection + Achikochi Ghost in the Shell: Arise / Ghost in the Shell: The New Movie [46]
2016"Million Clouds"246 Amanchu! [47]
2018"Clear"1312 Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card [48]
"Hello, Hello"155 Amanchu!: Advance [49]
"Gyakko"414Fate/Grand Order : Cosmos in the Lostbelt [50]
2019"Uchū no Kioku"214 Humanoid Monster Bem [51]
2020"Dokuhaku / Yakudo"614 Fate/Grand Order / Fate/Grand Order The Movie Divine Realm of the Round Table: Camelot Wandering; Agateram [52]
2022"Sumire / Kotoba ni Dekinai"126Kioku no Toshokan Deaimon / Ascendance of a Bookworm [53]
2023"Mada Tōku ni Iru / un_mute"116 The Fire Hunter / Revenger [54]
2024"Dakishimete"124—The Fire Hunter [55]

Digital singles

YearTitleAlbumFeatured as a theme song in
2010"Utsukushii Hito" You Can't Catch Me Kentoushi Fune Saigen Project
2013"Secrear"Single Collection + Achikochi Monster Hunter Frontier G
2015"Kore Kara"Follow Me Up Tamayura: Sotsugyō Shashin
2020"Clover"Single Collection + Achikochi Arte
"Yakudo"— Fate/Grand Order The Movie Divine Realm of the Round Table: Camelot Wandering; Agateram
2024"Dakishimete"— The Fire Hunter

DVDs

YearTitle
200303†
2009Live Tour We Are Kazeyomi
201015th Anniversary Live Gift At Budokan
2012Live 2011 in the silence
2013Maaya Best Clips
2013Countdown Live 2012→2013 Tour Mitsubachi Final
201520th Anniversary Live Follow Me At Saitama Super Arena

Other appearances

SongYearAlbum
"Aoi Hitomi" (青い瞳)(Original version)1996 The Vision of Escaflowne Original Soundtrack 3
"Bokura no Rekishi" (ボクらの歴史)1997Clamp School Detectives Mini Soundtrack
"Love Mania!" (ラブ・マニア!)(with Rio Natsuki, Mifuyu Hiiragi and Etsuko Kozakura)1998El-Hazard: The Alternative World Ongakuhen
"Teens"1999Devicereign Original Soundtrack
"Story"Voice Carnival Vol. 1: Moebius no Tokei
"Wasurenai Mama" (忘れられないまま)
"Taikutsu to Yūutsu" (タイクツとユウウツ)(as Tanya Lipinski)Kita e: White Illumination Pure Songs and Pictures
"Yubiwa" (指輪)(Movie version)2000Escaflowne Movie Original Soundtrack
"You're Not Alone" (Hitomi & Sora duet ver.) (Maaya Sakamoto and Shanti Snyder)
"Haru no Petal" (春のペタル)Napple Tale Original Soundtrack Vol.1: Kaijū Zukan
"Natsu no Petal" (夏のペタル)
"Aki no Petal" (秋のペタル)
"Fuyu no Petal" (冬のペタル)
"Susumu Toki" (すすむとき)
"Dream in a Pie"
"Modoru Toki" (もどるとき)
"Sanctuary" (サンクチュアリ)2001Arjuna: Onna no Minato
"Saigo no Mameshiba" (さいごのマメシバ)
"Kissing the Christmas Killer"2002 23-Ji no Ongaku
"Trust Me"
"Fado" (ファド)
"Tell Me What The Rain Knows"2004 Wolf's Rain O.S.T 2
"Cloud 9"
"Action!"2007 Clamp in Wonderland: Precious Songs
"Choco to Yūki" (チョコと勇気)2008 CM Yoko
"Nyan-nyan Service Medley" (娘々サービスメドレー) Macross Frontier O.S.T.2 Nyan Tra☆
"Aimo: Koi no Uta" (アイモ〜こいのうた〜) Macross Frontier Vocal Collection Nyan Tama♀
"Haha to Ko Ranka no Aimo" (母と子ランカのアイモ)
"April Fool" (エイプリルフール)(Lab Tomita feat. Maaya Sakamoto)2011Tomita Lab Works Best: Beautiful Songs to Remember
"Lazy Line Painter Jane" (Atsushi Suemitsu feat. Maaka Sakamoto)2012From Your Pianist
"Arakawa shōkei" (荒川小景)(Lab Tomita feat. Maaya Sakamoto)2016SUPERFINE
"Break Free" (Japanese version) (Maaya Sakamoto and Tsukasa Saito)2022 Sing 2: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack — Alternative version

Soundtracks

Sakamoto has worked, listed in alphabetical order on these soundtracks.

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