[Attractive] Recommended for junior high schoolers! Cool Japanese songs that are impressive when you can sing them
Some of you might have started going to karaoke more often since entering junior high school.
Singing your heart out is really fun, isn’t it?
As you passionately belt out your favorite songs, you get pumped up and start to feel like you’re that artist yourself.
So this time, for those who are thinking, “Since I’m here, I want to sing cool songs that will wow the people I came with,” we’ve picked out a bunch of popular tracks under the theme of “attractive Japanese songs.”
We’re covering a wide range—from the latest hits to long-loved karaoke staples!
Be sure to read to the end and find the perfect songs for you!
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[Attractive] Recommended for middle schoolers! Cool Japanese songs that are impressive when you can sing (11–20)
Finishing Blow feat. Cory WongVaundy
Singer-songwriter Vaundy, who was active as a vocalist during his high school days and has released numerous buzzworthy tracks while still a current art university student, invited guitarist Cory Wong for the song “The Final Blow feat.
Cory Wong,” which was selected as the ending theme for the TV anime SPY×FAMILY.
Its melancholic melody set against a stylish ensemble is likely to captivate many listeners even at karaoke.
With an arrangement wrapped in a mature atmosphere, it’s a recommended number for junior high school students.
The Zero Sense10-FEET
10-FEET is a three-piece rock band known as the organizers of Kyoto’s major festival “Kyoto Daisakusen,” and they continue to lead Japan’s loud rock scene.
Their 22nd single, The First Sense, became a hot topic as it was selected as the ending theme for the animated film THE FIRST SLAM DUNK.
With a generally low key and no particularly fast phrases, it’s easy to try even for middle schoolers who are just starting to go to karaoke.
It’s a cool rock tune that we especially want those in the thick of their youth to sing.
proofflumpool
It’s a moving song filled with youthful feelings.
It’s a track by flumpool, released in December 2011.
Chosen as the set piece for the NHK National School Music Competition’s junior high division, it became a major talking point.
The gently resonant guitar and memorable melody really touch the heart.
The lyrics speak of the courage to take steps toward your dreams and the bonds with those dear to you.
It’s recommended for junior high students who want to get the crowd going at karaoke.
If everyone raises their voices together, it’s sure to become an unforgettable memory.
Song of the WheelsBUMP OF CHICKEN
A signature song by the band BUMP OF CHICKEN, known for their charismatic popularity.
Recently, Kenshi Yonezu has openly stated that he was influenced by them.
The enchanting, beautiful vocals and sincere lyrics leave a lasting impression.
If you can sing it well at karaoke, you might become quite popular.
Boys Secco MenCHAI
This is a track by a cutting-edge girl band that grabs the hearts of 17- to around 20-year-olds and won’t let go.
Its free-spirited, kitschy lyrics and groovy, high-energy sound are perfect for trying to act a little more grown-up.
Highly recommended if you want to catch the eye of that older someone you admire.
I want to be your lover.Abe Mao
Recommended for those of you with a slightly grown-up sense of style.
If there’s someone you’ve been into lately, this might especially hit home! If you listen while really savoring the lyrics, the wistfulness doubles.
And if you can learn to sing it cutely at karaoke someday, you might even win over that special someone you’ve got your eye on.
[Popular] Recommended for junior high schoolers! Cool Japanese songs that make you look cool when you can sing (21–30)
Turn UpOKAMOTO’S
The band that features Hama Okamoto, a young and talented Japanese bassist who’s been making remarkable strides.
This song is the theme for the first installment of the anime × parasports project “Ani × Para.” Immerse yourself in the fresh, straight-from-youth sound and let it spark your sensitivity.
If you keep honing yourself, you’re sure to be popular.