Karaoke songs that were hits in the ’90s. Classic and popular tracks from Japanese music.
Don’t you ever feel overwhelmed at karaoke with so many songs to choose from? That’s when this handy collection of popular karaoke songs comes in! It’s especially recommended for those who were students in the 1990s.
Oh, and of course, since we’re featuring hit songs, everyone else should enjoy it too!
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Karaoke songs that were hits in the ’90s: Classic and popular Japanese tracks (11–20)
White LoveSPEED
SPEED’s fifth single, released on October 15, 1997.
As the sounds of a winter landscape spread and permeate the cold air, their clear, transparent vocals make a bittersweet love feel even more poignant.
It’s a winter love song from SPEED that conveys fragility, beauty, and romance!
for a long timeKiroro
Kiroro’s debut single overflows with the joy and love of finally being able to express one’s feelings, and with gratitude toward the person who waited.
The harmony woven by Chiharu Tamashiro’s endlessly pure vocals and Ayano Kinjo’s warm piano tones gently wraps around the listener’s heart.
Released in January 1998, the song became a massive hit through word of mouth despite having no tie-ins, ultimately selling over 1.2 million copies.
In the spring of 1999, it was selected as the entrance march for the National High School Baseball Invitational Tournament.
It’s a song that gives you a gentle push when you find it hard to say “thank you” to someone important.
Blue Thunderbolt ~JOG edit~T.M.Revolution
The seventh single by T.M.Revolution, released on February 25, 1998.
The composition was handled by Daisuke Asakura! With edgy guitars and vocals that crackle with lightning-like energy, “love is a heart with ulterior motives underneath!” It’s a memorable track that captures the turmoil of a tantalizing romance, with lyrics that feel a bit like riddles.
So then, is “love a heart with sincerity right in the middle?”
Until the World Ends…WANDS
This is WANDS’ 8th single, released on June 8, 1994.
It’s a major hit by WANDS, well known from Slam Dunk.
The lyrics carry a sense of poignancy, yet the forward-driving sound feels infused with hope.
It’s a moving song whose expansive lyrics—embracing not only the beautiful parts but also weakness and beauty alike—resonate deeply in the heart.
Body Feels EXITAmuro Namie
Released on October 25, 1995, this is Namie Amuro’s third single.
With a powerful, straight-reaching vocal punch and a sound that matches its intensity, it’s a track brimming with energy, as if she’s pouring in all the passion from her journey so far—truly a song worthy of being called her breakout moment!