[Winter Songs] Recommended for Women! A Collection of Winter Songs That Get the Crowd Going at Karaoke
Do you have any songs you want to listen to or sing in winter? Winter brings more chances to go to karaoke, with Christmas parties, year-end gatherings, and New Year’s parties, but when it comes to “winter songs,” many people might find it hard to think of any.
In this article, we’ll introduce winter songs recommended for women.
We’ve gathered not only new releases but also winter hits from various eras.
They’re perfect not only for winter karaoke but also as background music for days spent with your partner.
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[Winter Songs] Recommended for Women! A Collection of Karaoke-Hype Winter Songs (71–80)
Because you are hereUru
I want to express these feelings.
That strong sentiment is woven into the ballad “Anata ga Iru Koto de” (“Because You’re Here”).
It’s a song by the popular singer-songwriter Uru, chosen as the theme song for the 2020 TV drama ‘Ship of Theseus.’ For many listeners, it may bring to mind a cherished person they can no longer meet.
The lyrics, filled with heartrending wishes, naturally make you project your own feelings and get emotionally drawn in.
It’s also a recommended karaoke pick for women who love ballads.
God of RomanceHirose Kōmi
This is the third single by singer-songwriter Kōmi Hirose, who’s also active as a YouTuber thanks to her distinctive personality and vast musical knowledge.
In the J-pop world she’s known as the “Queen of Winter,” and because the song became a massive hit as the theme for the ski shop Alpen’s commercials, it’s often categorized as a winter song.
But did you know that, in fact, the lyrics aren’t seasonal at all? They express a woman’s feelings about wanting to snag a great guy at a group date.
While the content itself isn’t a winter song, it’s the kind of track you can’t help but want to listen to once winter rolls around, with its flurry of parties and Christmas events.
It’s the perfect number for women who want to get fired up for an upcoming event.
milkaiko
A winter love story spun by aiko.
This song portrays a delicate, fleeting form of love.
Released in February 2009, it became her first single to reach No.
1 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
It was also used in a Bridgestone bicycle “Albelt” commercial.
A relationship that’s distant yet close, a one-night connection, the frustration of unrequited love—these complex emotions resonate with aiko’s delicate vocals.
It’s a song you’ll want to listen to on a quiet winter night while thinking of someone.
It’s sure to gently embrace the heart of a woman troubled by love.
Lingering Snowiruka
Nagori-yuki, known as a classic by folk singer Iruka, is actually a cover—Kaguya-hime’s version is the original.
The song depicts a man and woman parting ways beneath late-spring snow, conveying the bittersweet feelings of a man who can’t quite express himself.
Though the lyrics are from a male perspective, it’s a song I’d recommend to women who are in love or have just gone through a breakup.
When singing it at karaoke, Iruka’s version might be easier for women to sing.
Can’t Stop Fallin’ in Loveglobe
This is the seventh single by globe, a music unit formed around Tetsuya Komuro, the producer who dominated the J-POP scene in the 1990s.
Used as the campaign song for JR East’s “JR ski ski,” it became one of their signature million-selling hits.
The lyrics, which evoke a forbidden love, and the lyrical melody resonate with the cold and wistfulness of winter.
With its catchy rap as well, it’s a sure-fire crowd-pleaser at karaoke—a classic winter song.
Tsugaru Strait – Winter SceneIshikawa Sayuri
Sayuri Ishikawa is a singer whose voice is known beyond the confines of enka.
“Tsugaru Strait—Winter Scene” is the song that launched her into stardom, and it is cherished as a classic that represents the enka genre.
Younger people may not have many chances to listen to enka, but many of them still know this song.
It portrays the painful feelings of a woman heartbroken in love.
Faced with the quiet, all-pervading sorrow the song exudes, women who have suffered a similar heartbreak will find themselves in tears, empathizing with her grief.
Mr.SnowmanE-girls
Although mainly composed of members from three LDH-affiliated groups, the female dance and vocal group E-girls disbanded in 2020.
This is their 12th single.
The song has multiple tie-ins, including being featured in a commercial for UHA Mikakuto’s “e-ma throat lozenges,” and it also drew attention when director Kentaro Hagiwara, inspired by its worldview, adapted it into a visual work titled “Snowman.” Its clear, transparent ensemble and driving beat give a pop flourish to the event-filled winter season.
It’s an upbeat track especially recommended for women, and it’s guaranteed to liven up any karaoke session.