[2026] Songs I want to sing at karaoke in June: classic tracks about rain and more
June brings more and more days of gentle, drizzling rain.
On days when your mood feels a bit hazy, that’s exactly when you want to let your voice out and refresh yourself.
But when you actually head to karaoke in June, do you ever find yourself unsure which songs best fit the season? That’s why in this article, we’ve gathered timeless tracks that are perfect to sing right now.
We’ll introduce a wide range—from classic tunes that gently soothe the heart to recent “rain songs” that brighten your spirits.
Let your beautiful voice ring out strong enough to rival the sound of the rain, and blow away that gloomy atmosphere! Be sure to use this as a reference for your next song selection!
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[2026] Songs I Want to Sing at Karaoke in June: Classic Rain-Themed Songs and Other Masterpieces (41–50)
LemonYonezu Kenshi
Kenshi Yonezu’s “Lemon” evokes a rain of sorrow.
Released in 2018 and becoming a major hit, the song was written as the theme for the drama “Unnatural.” Its lyrics express the loneliness, sadness, and sense of loss for someone precious who is no longer here.
Though it’s sad, the words affirm that no matter where you are, you will always be important to me—sentiments that likely pierce the hearts of those who have lost someone dear.
Seeking a single light that remains within the rain of sorrow, why not try singing it during the long rains of June?
RAINSEKAI NO OWARI
It’s the song that became the theme for the film “Mary and The Witch’s Flower,” so if you’ve seen the movie, it will probably sound familiar.
It’s a charming track with fantasy- and fairytale-like lyrics that are very SEKAI NO OWARI.
Fukase’s gentle vocals suit it perfectly.
Even though this is a rainy season, singing a warm and tender song like this might brighten your mood a bit, don’t you think? The chorus about a rainbow is especially memorable, reminding us that once the rain stops, a beautiful rainbow will appear—a positive rain song.
cactusPorunogurafiti
A Porno Graffitti number that depicts a couple’s relationship gradually falling apart.
In fact, it’s said that the title and lyrics were changed multiple times before release.
The two sadly reach the end without noticing the signs the lover shows here and there.
Even so, in the end the narrator realizes those feelings and their own oversights, and wishes they could start over.
The imagery in the lyrics is like rain that keeps falling, followed by the sun breaking through.
It’s not just bittersweet—it’s a song that also conveys a sense of hope.
Rainy BlueTokunaga Hideaki
When it comes to rain-themed songs, I imagine many people think of this one.
Although it was released in 1986, it’s still cherished as a classic love song today.
The lyrics portray the lingering feelings of a woman after a breakup.
The weather mirrors the emotions of the woman in the song; the lyrics don’t say much, yet as you read them, you can vividly imagine the feelings she holds.
Tokunaga Hideaki’s beautiful high-tone voice amplifies the sense of melancholy.
It’s also a song that works wonderfully when sung by a woman.
Ref:rainAimer
This is a song by the popular female singer-songwriter Aimer that was used as the theme song for the anime “After the Rain.” She’s known for her captivating, breathy vocals, and you can really feel her charm in this track as well.
The lyrics depict a heartrending story set in the rainy season.
The regrets and lingering feelings about time that has passed tighten the chest.
Of course, the rain adds a sense of melancholy, but in this song it also somehow enhances its beauty.
Consider choosing this song when you want to sing a beautiful ballad at karaoke during this season.
I hope it’s sunny.DREAMS COME TRUE
Many of you may know Dreams Come True’s “Haretara Ii ne,” which was also used as the theme song for the NHK morning drama Hirari.
It’s a song that wishes, “I hope it doesn’t rain,” so you can go out with someone special.
We’ve all probably experienced plans we were looking forward to being canceled because it rained.
Many of you might also have hung up a teru teru bozu before a school trip.
It’s a heartwarming number filled with the excitement of getting to see someone dear to you.
blinkback number
Back Number has released numerous love songs that have captivated many listeners.
Among their tracks, when it comes to a song where the word “rain” leaves a strong impression, I think it has to be Mabataki.
That said, the “rain” that appears in the lyrics is used metaphorically.
Just as the lyrics suggest, I’m sure many people feel the desire to protect someone important to them from hardship.
It’s a classic ballad that sings of warm, gentle love.
It can be a bit challenging to sing for the average male vocal range, but it’s a wonderful song—so if you’re confident, definitely give it a try!