[For Women] Want to Make His Heart Race? Sultry/Sexy Songs

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Momoe Yamaguchi - Blue Fruit

You can’t leave out the Showa-era songstress Momoe Yamaguchi when it comes to karaoke! In particular, if you want to make a man’s heart race, you absolutely need to know “Aoi Kajitsu” (Blue Fruit).

This song, her first to break into the Oricon Top 10, became a hot topic at the time thanks to its heart-pounding opening lyrics.

Somehow, women who can sing Momoe Yamaguchi’s songs just seem so cool, don’t they? Whether you’re feeling bold and ready to go for it today, or you haven’t confessed your feelings yet, borrow Momoe Yamaguchi’s power and sing it with daring!

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Kado(guchi) Shichigatsu

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[MV full] Heavy Rotation / AKB48 [Official]

How about a song that makes men’s hearts race and instantly livens up the mood? One of AKB48’s signature tracks, “Heavy Rotation,” which also made waves when Yuko Oshima took the center position.

It’s an idol song that will surely make the guys go “aww” when a girl sings it cutely, but the first-person pronoun in the lyrics is “boku.” The song expresses the feelings of being in love and the rising voltage as a romance begins, and it’s a track that men can also relate to—perfect for amplifying that heart-pounding excitement, don’t you think?

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utatane

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Arigatou – Ikimono-gakari (Full)

It became a big hit as the theme song for NHK’s morning drama series “Gegege no Nyobo.” Even now, it’s often used for moving scenes in various programs, and it’s said to be popular as background music for thank-you parties and weddings.

Relationships between men and women tend to gravitate toward romance—liking or not liking—but a relationship built on giving and receiving trust and gratitude is wonderful too, isn’t it? This song seems to speak on behalf of the words of thanks we can’t usually say out loud.

The feeling in the lyrics—“I really want to tell you, but…”—is something we should cherish.

It’s a song I’d like to send, with heartfelt feelings, to a dear friend or a boss who has supported me.

SoupFujihara Sakura

Sakura Fujiwara – “Soup” (short ver.)

Since it’s a very famous song, I think many of you have heard it.

This piece, “Soup,” has a slightly country-style melody that really stands out.

Its lyrics are fun and heartwarming, comparing the stages of love and the future the two will walk together to a soup.

When sung by a woman with an ennui vibe, it might just steal a man’s heart.

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Ryo

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I want to see you.iri

iri – I want to see you (Music Video)

Aitaiwa by iri, released in 2015.

This song, which portrays the bittersweet feelings of love from a woman’s perspective, is a relatable number that strikes a chord with anyone—those blissfully in love, those with unrequited feelings, or those nursing a broken heart.

The straightforward desire to “see you,” conveyed clearly even in the title, and that earnest wish resonate deeply with women, of course, but it’s also guaranteed to pierce men’s hearts when sung at karaoke.

Wouldn’t you find yourself swooning a little, getting to know how a woman feels when she longs to see someone like this?

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utatane

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Aina the End – Aikotoba [Official Music Video] (TV Anime “The Apothecary Diaries” Ending Theme)

“Aikotoba” is a digital single released by Aina the End on October 27, 2023, and it was also used as the ending theme for The Apothecary Diaries.

The lyrics, delivered with her rich, resonant voice, convey a sense of growth and change—moving on from a past of simply waiting to a resolve to give love oneself.

If you perform this song stylishly at karaoke, the man before you will surely be moved.

Its unexpected tenderness could be the spark for taking a new step in your relationship.

Spend a wonderful time with this warm, heartfelt song.

Kiss me hereShiina Ringo

Ringo Sheena – Kiss Me Here.

Sheena Ringo’s “Koko de Kiss Shite.” is a song that captures fleeting moments of love that pass through the heart.

Its lyrics brim with a woman’s feelings that can make a man’s heart skip a beat when he hears it at karaoke.

Released in 1999 and still beloved by many fans, the track was written while she was living in Fukuoka and candidly expresses her innermost thoughts.

It drew attention even back then, being selected as the ending theme for the variety show “Downtown DX.” The beautiful footage of her performing in a rose garden is also memorable, making it perfect for appealing to the one you like.

If a man listens, your feelings are sure to come across.