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. Masterpieces and popular tracks of Japanese music (121–130)
Moonlight FlowerJanne Da Arc
This is “Gekkouka” by Janne Da Arc, a well-known track also featured in the anime Black Jack.
If you like anime or visual kei, you probably know this song! It’s a dark and cool piece that captures the world of Black Jack, and it’s such a classic that even people who don’t know Janne Da Arc will find themselves listening closely when you sing it at karaoke.
It takes strong vocals and solid technique to pull off, but I think it’s a ballad that’s relatively easy for men to sing.
Nail it and you’re sure to stand out—give it a try!
Ms. Hanako on a high pedestalback number
When it comes to back number’s recommended summer karaoke songs, it has to be this one: “Takane no Hanako-san”! It’s a cute unrequited love song that captures a guy’s feelings, doubts, and “if I’m lucky” wishes after falling for a woman who’s like a high-up, unattainable flower.
Love songs are popular with women, and this track avoids the typical gloom of unrequited-love songs, so its refreshingly bright melody is sure to go over well with them! If you’re a guy heading to karaoke with the woman you like, why not take the plunge and sing it?
powder snowRemioromen
When it comes to classic winter songs, Remioromen’s “Konayuki” is almost guaranteed to come up—a hugely famous masterpiece.
It was also used as an insert song in the moving drama “1 Litre of Tears” starring Erika Sawajiri, making it a favorite among many women.
There are probably still many people who feel tears welling up when they hear this song.
The chorus is quite high, but even if your voice gets a bit raspy, as a woman it’s the kind of song you want to try singing at karaoke in the original key at least once.
If you get shy you’ll end up singing softly, so go for it and sing it all the way through!
Because it won’t reach / Because it doesn’t reachHirai Ken
This song, which was the theme for the film “50 First Kisses,” really resonates with the candid feelings of a man, doesn’t it? If someone were to sing such a gentle piece with a beautiful falsetto like Ken Hirai’s, I’d be at a loss for words.
I’d love for you to slip it in at karaoke right after a high-energy number.
At all times.Makihara Noriyuki
Released in 1991, it’s one of Makihara’s signature songs.
It’s also a karaoke staple and leaves a good impression regardless of gender.
A pop song about the importance of not giving up on your beliefs and dreams.
It encourages you to stay positive, and there aren’t many songs that deliver that message so refreshingly and without sounding preachy.
People generally resist being told to “hang in there,” but when someone says, “At any time, it’s good if you can cherish what you love,” you can’t help but think, yeah, that’s true.
