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[Relaxed & Gentle] A calm track with an easy, unhurried tempo

In this article, we’ll introduce recommended songs with a calm vibe—great for both singing and listening.

Whether you’re looking for easy, slow-tempo tracks to sing at karaoke, or soothing songs to help you unwind after a long day…

We hope this helps you find relaxed, mellow tunes for those moments.

If you’re choosing songs to sing at karaoke, look for ones that seem easy not just in tempo but in pitch as well.

May you find songs that match your taste—whether it’s a striking vocal performance or tracks that make perfect background music.

[Slow & Gentle] Calm songs with a relaxed tempo (131–140)

PIECE OF MY WISHImai Miki

Miki Imai – “PIECE OF MY WISH” (from the 30th Anniversary Concert Tour 2015 “Colour”)
PIECE OF MY WISHImai Miki

This is another karaoke staple.

Released in 1991 as her seventh single, it was also a hit as the theme song for the TBS drama “Ashita ga Aru Kara,” in which she starred.

It’s a song that can gently reassure you with the feeling that “everything will be okay” even when things aren’t going well and you’re feeling down.

With Miki Imai’s dignified presence as she carefully and earnestly sings about the importance of facing forward while cherishing a spark of hope and inner strength, this beautiful melodic ballad makes you feel like you, too, can take a step forward.

While shining…Tokunaga Hideaki

Hideaki Tokunaga – While Shining...
While shining...Tokunaga Hideaki

A hit number featuring Hideaki Tokunaga’s clear, transparent vocals that feel wonderfully soothing.

Released as a single in 1987, it’s also known as the song that brought Tokunaga’s voice to widespread attention.

A poignant ballad that traces memories with a young girl, it invites you to lose yourself in its world of lyrical lyrics, beautiful melody, and a slightly husky, sensual high-tone voice.

If you remember those days, it’s also recommended to revisit it now as an adult and deliberately savor the perhaps overly romantic atmosphere that reflects the Showa era.

love at first sightFunatsu Mahiro

Masato Funatsu “Love at First Sight” Official Music Video
love at first sightFunatsu Mahiro

A song that captivates with a gentle, heart-touching voice and a beautiful melody.

It went viral after trending on TikTok.

Masato Funatsu’s delicate sensibility shines throughout, gripping listeners’ hearts.

Released in May 2024, this track is a love song that captures the moment of love at first sight.

It carefully portrays the exhilaration of meeting someone for the first time and the growing pull toward them.

With a pop sound and catchy lyrics, its rhythmic melody leaves a strong impression.

It’s easy to sing at karaoke and adds color to everyday life.

Perfect for soothing a tired heart or reminiscing about romance.

Be sure to experience this track packed with Masato Funatsu’s charm.

think of meAmuro Namie

A single by Namie Amuro released in 2001.

Although she became a charismatic figure of her era and earned the honor of winning the Japan Record Award twice, her personal life has been marked by turbulence.

This masterpiece moves the heart with a singing voice that conveys the depth of her joy and sorrow, as well as her gravitas.

No matter how sad things may be, love surely exists, and a time will come when we can live peacefully—this message seems to quietly settle into our hearts through her graceful voice.

It’s a number that makes you want to sit down and truly listen, no matter the era.

Don’t Fall Asleep feat. Ikuko Harada (clammbon)YONA YONA WEEKENDERS

YONA YONA WEEKENDERS “Don’t Fall Asleep feat. Ikuko Harada (clammbon)” Lyric Video
Don't Fall Asleep feat. Ikuko Harada (clammbon)YONA YONA WEEKENDERS

A lovely band that embraces the concept of “good music to go with your drinks,” YONA YONA WEEKENDERS released this new work in April 2023.

It’s included on their fifth EP, “into the wind,” out in June, and features Ikuko Harada from clammbon as a guest vocalist.

The lyrics, which depict time spent together, and the sweet atmosphere create a soothing comfort.

It seems perfect as a bedtime song, too.

It’s got that quintessential Yona Yona gentle groove that leaves you dreamy.

Alongside the reassuring band ensemble, a calm, peaceful time flows.

To the futureKiroro

Kiroro “To the Future” Music Video (Short ver.)
To the futureKiroro

Kiroro’s “Mirai e” is a popular ballad often performed at middle and high school choir competitions and graduation ceremonies.

Released as a single in 1998, it reached No.

4 on the Oricon Singles Chart.

The song was written by Chiharu Tamashiro, who handled both lyrics and composition, when she was in her third year of junior high school.

Its lyrics, which express feelings toward her mother and hope for the future, really touch the heart.

The song was also a big hit in countries such as Malaysia, where it’s said that locals can sing it in Japanese.

to act all high-and-mighty; to put on airs; to be conceitedyonawo

Why not let your body and mind drift with a chill sound? This track by yonawo, a four-piece band from Fukuoka, is included on their first mini-album “LOBSTER,” released in 2020.

You’ll be enchanted by the lo-fi tones of the electric piano and the vocals’ languid atmosphere.

A jazzy interlude where guitar and horns intertwine is another highlight.

The lyrics convey a sense of resignation, giving the song a slightly bittersweet feel.

Perhaps that’s exactly why it’s a work you can enjoy without any pretense.