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[2026] Let’s Sing at Karaoke! A Collection of Christmas Songs by Japanese Female Artists

As Christmas approaches, there are more chances to hit up karaoke with friends or your partner.

If you’re going out, you’ll want to get the crowd going with songs that suit the season.

In this article, we introduce a wide range of Christmas songs by Japanese female artists.

From upbeat classics everyone can enjoy to moving ballads that shine at karaoke, we’ve curated tracks that really stand out.

We’re continuously adding the latest releases, so you’re sure to find the perfect song to sing this Christmas.

Check out these numbers to color your holy night and enjoy a wonderful time!

[2026] Let’s Sing at Karaoke! A Roundup of Christmas Songs by Japanese Female Artists (51–60)

Winter MagicKARA

This song, which exudes the classic 2000s J-pop vibe, is a track by KARA that dominated the scene at the time.

It’s a mid-tempo number featuring sparkling, wintery, Christmas-like sounds.

The melody is easy to get into, and the vocal range isn’t too wide, making it a great choice for karaoke.

The lyrics depict a couple happily spending Christmas together, thinking of one another—perfect for anyone looking for a love song set during the holiday season!

The Night When Holy Bells Resoundtanpopo

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The Night When Holy Bells Resoundtanpopo

It was released in 1999 as Tanpopo’s fourth single.

It reached No.

2 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

The song was produced by Tsunku.

As a beautiful Christmas song perfect for a holy night, it remains popular at karaoke during the Christmas season even today.

THE GLORY DAYMISIA

THE GLORY DAY(from THE TOUR OF MISIA 2004 MARS & ROSES in TOKYO DOME Live Ver.)
THE GLORY DAYMISIA

Renowned as a classic Christmas song, “THE GLORY DAY” is the title track from MISIA’s 1998 mini-album and is beloved across generations.

It was also tied in with J-WAVE’s Christmas campaign, which is how many people came to know it.

This work is a dreamy ballad that sings of the world’s wonders.

It’s a song you can perform using a wide range of skills—sometimes with powerful vocals, sometimes with a crystal-clear voice.

Christmas timeZARD

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Christmas timeZARD

It’s a sanctified-sounding track where Izumi Sakai’s crystalline vocals resonate beautifully.

The chime and handbell motifs woven throughout evoke a Christmas atmosphere.

Although it’s a song about heartbreak, the ethereal imagery and emotional depictions lend it a certain romantic quality.

[2026] Let’s Sing at Karaoke! A Collection of Christmas Songs by Japanese Female Artists (61–70)

Tonight is a Hearty PartyJuice=Juice

Juice=Juice “Hearty Party Tonight” Promotion Edit
Tonight is a Hearty PartyJuice=Juice

This work, a cover of Mariya Takeuchi’s classic song, is brimming with fun and warmth.

It portrays how people forget their everyday worries and gain energy for tomorrow through parties with friends.

It’s included on a single set for release in February 2025 and has also been chosen as a TV program theme.

When it was first performed at the Nippon Budokan in November 2024, the Christmas party–themed production reportedly brought the house down.

It’s the perfect track for when you want to enjoy time with friends or when you need a boost of energy.

Our Xmasyuka

Yuka “Our Xmas” Music Video
Our Xmasyuka

This pop-tinged track charmingly captures the joy of spending the Christmas season with friends.

Released in December 2024, it was selected as the campaign song for FM Yokohama’s winter campaign “Hot Winter Magic.” Its bright message says you don’t need a romantic partner—time with friends keeps loneliness at bay.

Yuka’s gentle vocals will warm listeners’ hearts.

It’s a Christmas song I especially recommend for teens and people in their twenties!

Christmas Nightatarayo

Atarayo – Christmas Night (Music Video)
Christmas Nightatarayo

Atarayo, known for producing many emotional songs, has released their first Christmas song, “Kurisumasu no Yoru.” It’s a mid-tempo ballad that portrays a woman spending Christmas alone.

The lyrics depict her desire to escape the festive atmosphere bustling with couples and her thoughts drifting to a past lover.

However, the song closes with a message that affirms spending the holiday by oneself.

The key is slightly on the lower side, making it approachable even for those who struggle with high notes.