"One Day, One Dream"
Single by Tackey & Tsubasa
from the album 2wenty 2wo
Released	February 11, 2004
Recorded	?
Genre	J-pop
Length	21 minutes 49 seconds (Regular CD) 26 minutes 16 seconds (Limited CD)
Label	Avex Trax
Songwriter(s)	Hideyuki Obata, Batu Bulan, Sumiyo Mutsumi, Hitoshi Haba
Producer(s)	?
Tackey & Tsubasa singles chronology
"Yume Monogatari" (2003) "One Day, One Dream" (2004) "Serenade" (2004)
Alternative cover
The cover to the regular CD version of "One Day, One Dream".

"One Day, One Dream" is Tackey & Tsubasa's third single under the Avex Trax label. This is the third retail single for their 2wenty 2wo album.

The a-side song "One Day, One Dream" was used as the 5th opening theme song to the anime InuYasha. The b-side "Deep into Blue" was used as the House Commodity "Tongari Corn" commercial song. The other b-side "Arugamama" was TBS TV "Golden Muscle" ending theme song.

Sample of the translated lyrics:

(You can now, dream)

Brandishing a brave dream

(Go in and try)

a forcible try and repeating worries

You move toward the endless days too

(Do you need to cry?)

Do we cry identically? Loneliness too

(Show me, a day, fight)

Fight up front, and every time you cry,

become steady with your dream^[1]

1. "One Day, One Dream" (Hideyuki Obata, Kei Yoshikawa) - 4:24
2. "Deep into Blue" (Imai Tsubasa) (Batu Bulan, Tetsuhiko Suzuki, Tomoji Sogawa) - 4:22
3. "Arugamama (あるがまま)" (Takizawa Hideaki) (Sumiyo Mutsumi, Masatoshi Sakashita) - 4:20
4. "Ai Sekai (愛世界)" (Hitoshi Haba) - 4:20
5. "One Day, One Dream ~karaoke~" - 4:24

1. "One Day, One Dream" (Hideyuki Obata, Kei Yoshikawa) - 4:24
2. "Deep into Blue" (Imai Tsubasa) (Batu Bulan, Tetsuhiko Suzuki, Tomoji Sogawa) - 4:22
3. "Arugamama (あるがまま)" (Takizawa Hideaki) (Sumiyo Mutsumi, Masatoshi Sakashita) - 4:19
4. "One Day, One Dream: Takizawa Part Version" - 4:24
5. "One Day, One Dream: Tsubasa Part Version" - 4:24
6. "One Day, One Dream: karaoke" - 4:24
7. "Brand New World" - 4:14

• Takizawa Hideaki - vocals
• Imai Tsubasa - vocals

Oricon Sales Chart (Japan)

As of March 2004, "One Day, One Dream" has been certified gold for shipments of over 100,000 by the Recording Industry Association of Japan.^[2]

• ^ "Unlimited". Retrieved April 29, 2006.^{[permanent dead link]}
• ^ "Recording Industry Association of Japan". Retrieved August 6, 2006.