New enka single release [July 2025]
Wondering what new enka tracks came out in July? Want a quick roundup of the latest kayōkyoku releases? If so, this article is for you! Classic enka and kayōkyoku are timeless, but there are plenty of new releases every month that really strike a chord.
Here, we’ve handpicked enka and kayōkyoku songs released in July 2025.
We hope this helps you discover a new favorite!
Playlist
| New enka single release [July 2025] | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Showa Pop Songsairin | play_arrow | A bittersweet and warm song of Showa-era nostalgia |
| 2east | Shanshan PeonyGodai Natsuko | play_arrow | Staying true to oneself in Natsuko Godai’s contemporary Japanese kayō songs |
| 3east | Life, radiantOosawa Momoko | play_arrow | An inspiring song about life by Momoko Osawa |
| 4east | signpostYamanishi Akari | play_arrow | An anthem of encouragement that gives you courage at the crossroads of life |
| 5east | selfish; self-centered; willfulMochizuki Ruka | play_arrow | Written and composed by Tetsuya Komuro. A new breeze in enka. Love and waves. |
| 6east | unconditional loveMori Shinichi | play_arrow | A new song of gratitude written by Shinichi Mori himself for his 60th anniversary |
| 7east | NAZO with Noritake Kinashi and George TokoroTanaka Aimi | play_arrow | A playful pop kayō song written and composed by George Tokoro |
| 8east | Let life shinekomadori・Toshiko & Midori | play_arrow | An inspiring ode to life by the Komadori Sisters |
| 9east | an empty shelltakumi ryō | play_arrow | A song that passionately sings about the heartbreak of lost love |
| 10east | Just, I want to see you — To my mother —natsuki youko | play_arrow | A ballad that sings of the longing to see my mother |
| 11east | Shiawase ShigureSanri Yūji | play_arrow | The path of love walked with a cherished person |
| 12east | Demon Fires of AsoHoriuchi Haruna | play_arrow | A song depicting passionate love and determination |
| 13east | Tokachi Autumn and WinterŌe Yutaka | play_arrow | A heartwarming work, the second installment in the Hokkaido series |
| 14east | diamond dustŌzora Ayumi | play_arrow | Overcoming the pain of heartbreak and stepping into a hopeful spring |
| 15east | On the day of farewellYamamoto Jōji | play_arrow | Joji Yamamoto covers a song by Masato Sugimoto |
| 16east | That girl is dotchicchi.Eya Masashi | play_arrow | A coming-of-age song that portrays the ache of love |
| 17east | Red full moonMori Konomi | play_arrow | Konomi Mori’s new song: a fusion of Showa-era sentiment and sophistication |
| 18east | A Woman’s Love LanternNemoto Noriko | play_arrow | A bittersweet love song that keeps waiting in a rain of tears |
| 19east | Enyakkora BoogieSanada Naoki | play_arrow | A rock-style cheer song for working people |
| 20east | Making MemoriesFuji Ayako | play_arrow | Ayako Fuji expresses her life through her own songs. |
| 21east | Unreachable feelingsKouzai Kaori | play_arrow | Depicting a single-minded figure devoted to an ex-partner |
| 22east | Ura-Namba BluesMizuki Kei | play_arrow | Kei Mizuki’s blues enka: a poignant tale of a one-night love |
| 23east | I don’t need to see you.Date Yuta | play_arrow | Yuta Date’s poignant enka ballad |
| 24east | Life’s Stealthy GrassMatsushita Kumiko | play_arrow | A song of hope to live strongly without yielding to adversity. |
| 25east | Fate-bound by lifeMatsumae Hiroko | play_arrow | Masamae Hiroko depicts love through marital enka |
| 26east | A bit good at lyingTanaka Akira | play_arrow | A poignant song that sings of emotional turmoil and hope |
| 27east | Showa-era womanNagayama Yōko | play_arrow | A classic masterpiece depicting a Showa-era woman's farewell and resolve |


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