Songs men like. Classic and popular Japanese songs.
It’s packed with songs that were used in dramas and anime!
There are also tracks from those dramas you admired back in the day and the anime and movies you were hooked on.
I think many of these are staple choices for men’s karaoke, so why not give them a look?
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Songs men like. Classic and popular Japanese songs (81–90)
Like tonight’s moonElefanto Kashimashi
This is the 15th single by Elephant Kashimashi, a four-piece rock band with a loyal following thanks to their distinctive sound that incorporates various styles such as alternative rock and industrial rock.
The song was produced as the theme for the TV drama “Tsuki no Kagayaku Yoru Dakara” (“Because It’s a Moonlit Night”) and is also known for bringing Elephant Kashimashi to a wider audience.
Its lyrical melody exudes a masculine appeal, which may make many women want to hear men sing it.
However, because it features large melodic leaps, be sure to practice so you don’t go off-pitch before tackling it at karaoke.
balladKetsumeishi
When it comes to classic love songs popular among women, Ketsumeishi’s “Ballad” stands out.
The music video centers on the theme of an unattainable love story, making it especially beloved not only by women nursing a crush, but also by those carrying feelings they know will never be fulfilled.
Precisely because of its bittersweet theme, the lyrics—expressing straightforward affection for someone precious—resonate deeply.
It’s a quintessential love ballad that makes women think, “I want to be loved like this,” so it’s definitely one to keep in mind.
Together foreverKobukuro
A song by Kobukuro that celebrates the beauty of spending life’s precious moments with the one you love.
It portrays the joy and hardships of walking together as a couple, along with hope for the future.
Written for a friend’s wedding, the track was released in October 2004 and has since become a beloved wedding classic.
It also boasts the remarkable feat of remaining on the Oricon charts for 99 weeks.
Highly recommended for couples who want to deepen their bond or those about to get married.
Sing it at karaoke and it’s sure to resonate with women.
budKobukuro
A song by Kobukuro known as a classic that leaves a deep imprint on people’s hearts.
It gently sings of feelings for one’s mother, family love, and the themes of loss and renewal.
Warm tones woven by acoustic guitar and strings blend with moving lyrics to deeply touch listeners.
Released in November 2007 and winner of the 49th Japan Record Awards, this piece is a signature song by Kobukuro that continues to be beloved by many.
It’s a recommended track when you want to sing with thoughts for someone important or to encourage someone.
If you sing it at karaoke, you might even win the heart of a woman you’re interested in.
ForeverGosuperāzu
Known as one of The Gospellers’ signature songs, this track is their 14th single, released in August 2000.
It conveys a bittersweet vow of eternal love through beautiful harmonies and a gentle melody.
In addition to being selected as the opening theme for TV Tokyo’s “JAPAN COUNTDOWN,” it has also become a popular wedding classic.
Composer Takeshi Senoo is said to have created it with thoughts for a rugby player nearing retirement.
Filled with lyrics expressing deep affection for a loved one, it’s a great choice for karaoke—try singing it with a soft, heartfelt voice that resonates with the listener.