Every year, summer brings sweltering heat.
While outdoor fun at the beach or in the mountains is great, many people would rather relax in a cool indoor space.
One of the best go-to options for that is karaoke!
Why not sing some summer tunes and get into the seasonal mood—even in a comfortably air-conditioned room?
But when it’s time to sing, those who aren’t confident at karaoke or don’t go very often might struggle to pick songs.
So in this article, we’ll introduce recommended summer songs for karaoke.
From tracks that get everyone hyped together to ones with a laid-back tempo, and more.
We’ve also included songs that are easy to try even if you’re not confident in your singing, so feel free to use this as a guide!
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Classic summer songs that are easy to sing at karaoke. Recommended popular tracks [2026] (1–10)
sparklerInoue Sonoko

When it comes to Sonoko Inoue’s music, the image that comes to mind is her translucent voice singing about down-to-earth feelings of love, so it’s the kind of music you want to choose when you feel like singing something mellow.
This track was released in July 2014, when she was still a high school junior, as the title song of her mini-album “Senko Hanabi,” and it beautifully depicts the fleeting emotions of love at summer’s end.
Produced by Ryota Yanagisawa of SUPER BEAVER, the dramatic melody has a relaxed tempo, making it a song you can sing comfortably while immersing yourself in the lyrics’ world.
After reminiscing about your summer memories, be sure to give it a try.
Can’t Say Anything… SummerTHE JAYWALK

Among the countless smash hits that emerged in the 1990s, this song stands as one of the quintessential summer tracks.
Interestingly, it was originally included on the album “DOWN TOWN STORIES,” then rearranged for a summer vibe with revised lyrics and re-released in July 1991.
It didn’t actually become a hit until the summer of 1992 and beyond.
Its memorable lyrics portray a protagonist left speechless by a sudden breakup at summer’s end, and the calm yet deeply affecting melody is truly superb.
The song also served as the theme for the drama “Otona no Natsuyasumi.” If you’ve experienced something similar to the protagonist, you may find yourself in tears just listening.
The melody is easy to sing, and since it’s a karaoke staple, give it a try!
Two People’s Summer Story – NEVER ENDING SUMMER –Sugiyama Kiyotaka & Omega Tribe

When it comes to songs that symbolize summers of the ’80s, many people probably think of this track by Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe.
Released in March 1985, it’s also well known as a JAL commercial song.
Set against a marina on a night lit by shooting stars, it deftly portrays the thrill of a summer romance along with the bittersweet sense of an impending farewell.
It’s hard to believe the sleek, refreshing sound was completed in just three days; layered with Sugiyama’s clear, expansive vocals, it conjures vivid summer scenes the moment you listen.
It’s not a difficult song, so give it a try at karaoke—whatever your generation!
Marigoldaimyon

Aimyon captivates many fans with melodies that feel somehow nostalgic and lyrics that speak straight to the heart.
Released in August 2018, this song is widely known as one of her signature tracks.
Its poignant lyrics, which evoke memories of a summer romance gone by, and its soothing acoustic sound truly resonate.
This track cemented her popularity, and in 2019 she became the first domestic artist to surpass 100 million streams.
With its relaxed tempo and relatively narrow vocal range, even those who feel insecure about singing should find it comfortable to perform.
Give it a try at karaoke!
Summer Love Sensationmakaroni enpitsu

Set to a breezy, upbeat pop-rock sound, this Macaroni Enpitsu number paints a picture of summer romance.
You can almost see the scenes brimming with youthful sparkle and bittersweet emotion—like the fireworks we watched together while you wore a yukata.
Released in August 2017 as the band’s first single, the song was also included on their first full-length album, CHOSYOKU.
It served as the ending theme for TV Tokyo’s music program MelodiX!, so many people may have heard it at the time.
With its catchy, easy-to-sing melody, it’s a great choice even for those who don’t usually sing, and it’s sure to liven up any karaoke session where everyone wants to soak up the summer vibe.
summer festivalWhiteberry

This is the third single by the five-member girls’ band Whiteberry, used as the theme song for the TV drama “Fushigina Hanashi.” It’s also known as a cover of JITTERIN’JINN’s fourth single, which was a smash hit in 1990, and is one of Whiteberry’s signature songs.
Although the fast tempo can make it feel challenging, the melody has a relaxed rhythm, so it’s easy to sing at karaoke.
It’s a summer song that depicts scenes of summer everyone has likely experienced, making it easy to sing with heartfelt emotion.
secret base ~What You Gave Me~ZONE

This song is ZONE’s biggest hit and is beloved across generations.
In the music video, the scene where they see off a friend who’s moving far away is deeply poignant and memorable.
It’s perfect to sing while feeling sentimental at the end of summer, or to sing with friends as a way to reaffirm your bond.



