Serene state of mind

First of all-
Sorry for poor picture and the delay of the article.
Actually I missed first 10 minutes of this program and no time to watch the video until Mar. 21, National holiday.

The casts: (from left to right)
Mika Nakashima, Chikuzen Satou, Tomiko Ban

1 Yuki no hana (snow-bloom) (all casts)
Originally this is a song of Nakashima.
However, since Chikuzen's high falsetto voice is fabulous, there would be no feeling of wrongness with his part.

Talk section-
"Which do you like better, summer or winter?" the host asked, and all three of them answered "winter".

2 Amazing Grace (Chikuzen)
The song used for a jingle of whisky. (See Jan. 18 and 22)
It was my first time to listen to this on TV.
Chikuzen's songs have enormous power.
But now I don't feel "overpowered" like before- instead I feel being folded with his songs.

3 Yoruni kizutsuite (heartache at night) (Ban)
A song from her latest cover album.

4 Sunaonamama (innocent, as we are) (Nakashima)
It's used for a jingle, she said.

5 Hajimariwa itsumo ame (love always grows in the rain) (all casts)
The original is ASKA.
Chikuzen and Ban covered this song in their albums, and Nakashima likes this song, too.

-What are the best English names for the songs with Japanese titles?
(Translation: Unable-to-think-up-HN)

Chikuzen's new single "Four Worlds" including 'Amazing Grace' is coming on Mar. 28.
One of the songs 'Kao agete (head up high)' is by PLUS ONE, a duo of Chikuzen and Kazumasa Oda.
A new song of PLUS ONE is coming for the first time after ten years absence.