Songs women like. Famous and popular Japanese songs.

White LightAmuro Namie

White Light / (Lyric Video)

Namie Amuro, who reigned as Japan’s diva with her timeless beauty and powerful dance, has long been adored—many men are surely fans, and women admire her style as well.

While Amuro is often associated with cool, high-energy dance performances, her vocals on ballads are also outstanding.

White Light is a love song perfect for winter.

Even a heart that’s frozen can feel wrapped in warmth when you’re with the one you love.

It’s a song that heals the heart.

If someone sings it at karaoke, its soothing effect might just steal your heart.

Letter to TomorrowTeshima Aoi

[Official] Aoi Teshima – Letter to Tomorrow (Theme Song for the Monday 9 PM Drama ‘Someday I Will Surely Cry When I Remember This Love’)

Love song ballads are also popular among men.

A great recommendation in that vein is Aoi Teshima’s “Ashita e no Tegami” (Letter to Tomorrow).

Since it was the theme song for the TV drama “Love That Makes You Cry,” many people might find it familiar.

A woman singing its gentle melody and straightforward lyrics looks truly beautiful, doesn’t she?

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Saitō Ayumu

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Otona Blueatarashii gakkou no rīdāzu

ATARASHII GAKKO! – Otona Blue (Official Music Video)

A song that skillfully captures the delicate emotions of women.

Its melody, reminiscent of Showa-era pop, blends beautifully with modern lyrics, resonating strongly with young listeners.

The lyrics portray feelings that sway between a longing to be an adult and lingering childlike innocence, striking a chord with many.

Released as a digital-only single in May 2020, the track went massively viral on TikTok in 2023, with related videos surpassing an astonishing 3.1 billion views.

It’s also a karaoke favorite, so why not make it your first pick at a girls’ night or a group date? It’s guaranteed to get everyone dancing and fired up!

It’s not because he’s a boy that it’s cute!Hoshino Yuna

It’s Not Like I’m Cute for a Boy! / Yuna Hoshino [Official Music Video]

Singer Yuna Hoshino, who is active as a fashion model, gravure model, YouTuber, and actor, is a young-generation influencer across a wide range of fields.

Her debut digital single, “I’m Not Cute for Boys!” is a charming number with a pop ensemble.

The lyrics, woven with contemporary language and vivid imagery, may make male listeners feel a sense of reality and become more self-aware.

The melody is relaxed, with few difficult parts, making it easy to sing, yet it’s a pop tune that will likely draw even more attention if you consciously capture the original vibe.

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Hoshino Takashi

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SEASONSHamasaki Ayumi

Ayumi Hamasaki / SEASONS (Short Ver.)

Many men like the sight of a woman singing a poignant, melancholic love ballad.

A perfect recommendation for such a song is Ayumi Hamasaki’s “SEASONS.” Even among Ayumi Hamasaki’s many classics, this track is especially popular and is often sung at karaoke.

Since it’s a song loved by so many, be sure to give it a try when you go to karaoke with a guy.

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Saitō Ayumu

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Princess GaLHamano Haruki

Hamano Haruki「Princess GaL」(Official Music Video)

This is a bold, ambitious work by Haruki Hamano that celebrates the importance of living true to yourself.

Set to a catchy, pop-leaning sound, it carries an encouraging message for Gen Z women.

The striking lyric “My life is my own” stands out, making it a song that gives listeners a push forward.

Released on April 24, 2024, it was also performed during the 1st live tour “Princess World,” held from April to June of the same year.

Sing it at karaoke, and your confident presence is sure to set hearts—men’s included—racing.

I want to be a woman.Hamano Haruki

Haruki Hamano “I Want to Be a Woman – WomaN” (Official Music Video)

Haruki Hamano’s songs have gained popularity for lyrics that capture women as they are.

This track emphasizes the importance of living for yourself over the course of a long life, and it clearly reflects Hamano’s strong convictions.

Released in January 2024, the song was unveiled as the third installment in a six-month consecutive release project.

Co-written and newly penned with producer CHIHIRO, it’s a powerful pop tune designed to encourage people who, out of consideration for others, can’t say what they truly want to say.

It’s a recommended listen for anyone who wants to live authentically or is pursuing self-actualization.