Editing Kōichi Sugiyama (section)

==Non-Dragon Quest Works==
Sugiyama has a lengthy career of composition spanning several decades. Some of the highlights of his work include:
===Political jingles===
*''Nippon no Kokoro'' (Heart of Japan), official party anthem

===Television===
*''The Hit Parade'' (1959-70) -- Opening theme
*''Skyers 5'' (1967-68) -- Opening theme
*''Return of Ultraman'' (1971-72) -- Opening theme, "MAT Team no Uta", "Kaiju Ondo"
*''Kum-Kum'' (1975-76) -- Opening and ending themes
*''Machine Hayabusa'' (1976) -- Opening and ending themes
*''Manga Sekai Mukashi Banashi'' (1976-79) -- "Watashi O Yobu No Wa Dare", "Memoir"
*''Quiz! Doremifadon!'' (1976-88) -- Opening theme
*''Gatchaman II'' (1978-79) -- Vocal songs
*''Cyborg 009'' (1979-80)
*''Space Runaway Ideon'' (1980-81)
*''The Yearling'' (1983-85)
*''Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai'' (1991-92)
*''Magic Knight Rayearth'' (1994-95) -- "Setsunakute", "Mugen no Labyrinth"

===Film===
*''Godzilla vs. Hedorah'' (1971) -- "Defeat Hedorah"
*''Science Ninja Team Gatchaman: The Movie'' (1978)
*''Jigoku no Mushi'' (1979)
*''Cyborg 009: Legend of the Super Galaxy'' (1980)
*''The Sea Prince and the Fire Child'' (1981)
*''The Ideon: A Contact'' (1982)
*''The Ideon: Be Invoked'' (1982)
*''Godzilla vs Biollante'' (1989)
*''The Voyage of Little Sindbad'' (1991)
[[File:Sugiyaman species.png|right|thumb|370px|Sugiyama's cameo as a playable and enemy species in ''46 Okunen Monogatari: The Shinkaron'']]

===Other Video Games===
*''Wingman II'' (1986), PC-88, PC-98, X1, MSX, FM7
*''Jesus'' (1987), PC-88, X1, FM7, MSX, Famicom
*''Gandhara: Buddha no Seisen'' (1987), PC-88, PC-98, FM7, MSX
*''World Golf II'' (1987), PC-88, PC-98, MSX, X1, FM7
*''Wingman Special: Saraba Yume Senshi'' (1987), PC-88, PC-98, X1, MSX, FM7
*''Angelus: Akuma no Fukuin'' (1988), PC-88, PC-98, FM7, MSX
*''Star Command: Kurayami no Shinryakusha'' (1989), PC-98
*''46 Okunen Monogatari: The Shinkaron'' (1990), PC-98
*''Backgammon'' (1990), Famicom
**"Demo & Match Play"
*''World Golf III'' (1990), PC-88, PC-98, X68000
*''Jesus 2'' (1991), PC-88, PC-98, X68000
*''Akagawa Jiro no Yuurei Ressha'' (1991), Famicom
*''Tetris 2 & Bombliss'' (1991), Famicom
*''Hanjuku Hero: Ah Sekaiyo Hanjukunare'' (1992), Super Famicom , iOS, Android
*''E.V.O. Search for Eden'' (1992), Super Nintendo
*''Monopoly'' (1993), Super Famicom
*''Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer'' (1995), Super Famicom, Nintendo DS, iOS
*''Shiren the Wanderer GB: Monster of Moonlight Village'' (1996), Game Boy
*''Shiren the Wanderer 2: Shiren's Castle and the Oni Invasion'' (2000), Nintendo 64
*''Derby Stallion 64'' (2001), Nintendo 64

===Pop songs===
*Akira Ishikawa & Count Buffalo -- ''Okinawa'' album
*Anna Makino -- "Love Song Sagashite" (1987), "Heart" (1987)
*Ari Hanabusa -- "Sapporo No Ano Hito" (1972), "Anata Dake Sayonara" (1972)
*Candies -- "Heart Dorobo" (1976), "Ima ga Chance Desu" (1976)
*Chika Ueda -- "Bench Warmer" (1980), "Catherine Heno Tegami" (1980), "Purle Monsoon" (1980), "Memory" (1980)
*Eiji Miyoshi -- "Momiji no Kawa" (1975), "Ochibo Hiroi" (1975), "Amefuri Bana" (1975), "Bara no Toge" (1975), "Hamahirugao ni Akogarete" (1975), "Moeru Ki" (1975)
*Eiko Shuri -- "Tsumi na Anata" (1974), "Nanpasen" (1974)
*Emy Jackson -- "Love is Crazy Sports Car" (1966), "One Way Kiss" (1966)
*Garo -- "Gakuseigai no Kissaten" (1972), "Suisha wa Utaukedo" (1972), "Kimi no Tanjobi" (1973), "Futari Dakeno Hiru Sagari" (1973), "Kimi No Syouzou" (1973), "Hime Kyodai" (1974)
*Hiroko Chiba -- "Koi Suru Onna ni Kui wa Nai" (1971)
*Izumi Yukimura -- "Watashi wa Nakanai" (1972), "Saigo no Bansan" (1972)
*Kenji Sawada -- "Life is Tough" (1971)
*Kaori Yumi -- "Koiwa 1/2" (1972)
*Maria Asahina -- "Disco Gal" (1979), "Tonogata Gomen Asobase" (1979)
*Michiru Jo -- "Hoshizora eno Chikai" (1974), "Midori no Yakata" (1974), "Chiruchiru Michiru" (1974), "Passion" (1974)
*Michiyo Azusa -- "Daiichi Hankouki Papa Kekkon Shite ne" (1970)
*Noriko Hidaka -- "Hatsukoi Sunshine" (1980), "Pretty Love" (1980)
*Shizue Abe -- "Modigliani no Shojo" (1974), "Sayonara no Machi de" (1974)
*The Peanuts -- "Rome no Ame" (1966), "Koi no Fuga" (1967), "Koi no Rondo" (1968),  "Ai e no Inori" (1968), "Nagisa no Concerto" (1968), "Aoi Mugi" (1968), "Werther e no Tegami" (1968), "Kanashiki Tango" (1969), "Itoshii Hito ni Sayonara wo" (1969),  "Aishu no Valentino" (1969), "Yuhi ni Kieta Koi" (1969), "Owakare desu Anata" (1974), "Kisetsu Meguri" (1974)
*The Tigers -- "My Mary" (1967), "Let Me See You Baby" (1967), "Seaside Bound" (1967), "Prince in the Heaven" (1967), "Mona Liza's Smile" (1967), "Red Jacket" (1967), "Love Only For You" (1968), "The Story of the Falling Leaves" (1968), "Romance in the Milky Way" (1968), "Flower Necklace" (1968), "Knight in the Night" (1968), "The Glorious World" (1968), "Jinjin Banban" (1968), "Flower Festival" (1968), "The Boat Without Sail" (1968), "Lullaby for the Lost Son" (1968), "Endless Rain" (1968), "Yellow Cats" (1968)
*Toi Et Moi -- "Dream a Sweet Dream" (1971)
*Yoshie Kashiwabara -- "Mayoigo Tenshi" (1981), "Hitorigoto" (1981), "Koi wa Marshmallow" (1981)
*Yukari Ito -- "Te wo Sashinobete" (1969)

===Orchestral albums===
*''Audio Symphony: Check Up Your Sounds Vol.1'' (1976)
*''Audio Symphony No. 2: Check Up Your Sounds Vol. 2'' (1978)
*''Rhapsody Concerto for Electric Guitar & Orchestra'' (1980)
*''String Quartet "The Beatles"'' (1990) -- Arrangements perfomed by Tokyo Youth Quartet
*''King of Turf: JRA Horse Racing Fanfares'' (2001)
*''Love Only For You'' (2008) -- Performed by Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra
*''Dances for Strings 2007'' (2012) -- Perfomed by Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra