Aim for a high score! Karaoke songs for men to achieve top scores
If you’re simply aiming for a high score at karaoke, the key points for song selection will naturally be to choose songs with “easy-to-sing melodies,” “easy-to-understand lyrics,” and “clear, straightforward rhythms.”
That being the case, your picks will tend to come from the ’90s and earlier—so-called Showa-era and early Heisei kayōkyoku, new music, and J-pop.
Many recent songs have complex melodies and rhythms, and plenty of people think “This is hard!” after just one listen.
In this article, aimed at men who want to score high at karaoke, I’ve also proactively selected relatively singable tracks even from among more recent songs.
Compared to older hits, these are a bit more challenging to sing, but each song’s write-up includes tips and points to watch for to help you boost your score, so please use this as a guide and give them a try!
It feels great when you nail a high score!
Playlist
| Aim for a high score! Karaoke songs for men to achieve top scores | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Bunny GirlAKASAKI | play_arrow | AKASAKI's signature songs are easy to sing. |
| 2east | ACTORTomonari Sora | play_arrow | Sora Yuunari’s song ACTOR makes it easy to aim for a high score. |
| 3east | SolaninASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION | play_arrow | Vocal tips for the Japanese rock classic “Soranin” |
| 4east | AzaleaYonezu Kenshi | play_arrow | Kenshi Yonezu’s “Azalea” is easy to sing with its narrow vocal range. |
| 5east | Sakura, flutterSazan Ōrusutāzu | play_arrow | Southern All Stars' new song Sakura Hirari |
| 6east | Goodbye ElegySuda Masaki | play_arrow | Introduction to Masaki Suda’s single songs |
| 7east | Beyond the Night SkySMAP | play_arrow | SMAP’s 27th single, a simple and catchy song |
| 8east | Straight Up feat. JESSEDragon Ash | play_arrow | Easy to sing, a collaboration song by Dragon Ash and JESSE |
| 9east | cold; curt; blunt; unfriendlyRADWIMPS | play_arrow | RADWIMPS' songs are characterized by their distinctive melodies |
| 10east | True LoveFujii Fumiya | play_arrow | Fumiya Fujii’s 1993 solo single |
| 11east | A Little Love SongMONGOL800 | play_arrow | The low-pitched melodies of MONGOL800 are the key points of the vocals. |
| 12east | SakurazakaFukuyama Masaharu | play_arrow | Masaharu Fukuyama’s million-selling hit songs |
| 13east | Voice of the SeaKiritani Kenta | play_arrow | You can aim for a high score with Kenta Kiritani’s straightforward singing style. |
| 14north_east | Romantic Flightkome kome CLUB | play_arrow | Kome Kome Club’s famous song, easy to remember |
| 15south_east | Wind and TownMrs. GREEN APPLE | play_arrow | NHK morning drama theme song, gentle and refreshing |
| 16east | SHUJINKOKujira Yoru no Machi | play_arrow | Introducing the song SHUJINKO by Kujira Yoru no Machi |
| 17east | single bedSha ran Q | play_arrow | Sharam Q, a karaoke standard released in October 1994 |
| 18east | Foolish (Prod. Taka Perry)Aile The Shota | play_arrow | Explanation of Aile The Shota's Vocal Techniques |
| 19east | Full-Power BoySukima Suichi | play_arrow | Accurately memorize Sukima Switch’s melodies and aim for a high score at karaoke |
| 20east | sasanqua (Camellia sasanqua)SEKAI NO OWARI | play_arrow | A ballad song by SEKAI NO OWARI |
| 21east | Only HumanK | play_arrow | Theme song of “1 Litre of Tears,” an advanced-level piece that requires expressive ability and vocal technique |
| 22east | Yes, with pleasure.kocchi no kento | play_arrow | Sure thing—easy to aim for a high score. |
| 23east | I want to be kinder.Saitō Kazuyoshi | play_arrow | Saito Kazuyoshi’s songs have an easy-to-sing pitch |
| 24east | I want to take only you away just like this.DEEN | play_arrow | DEEN 1993 debut single |
| 25east | Bitter VacationMrs. GREEN APPLE | play_arrow | Mrs. GREEN APPLE is known for high vocals, but “Bitter Vacance” has a narrow range and is easy to sing. |
| 26east | FlowerORANGE RANGE | play_arrow | Orange Range 2004 single |
| 27east | Broken RadioTokunaga Hideaki | play_arrow | HIDEAKI TOKUNAGA's classic 90s ballads |
| 28east | At all times.Makihara Noriyuki | play_arrow | Famous songs appeal to everyone. You can aim for high scores when practicing karaoke. |
| 29east | Like tonight’s moonElefanto Kashimashi | play_arrow | Elephant Kashimashi's 1997 single |
| 30east | Graduation DaySasuke | play_arrow | Sasuke’s 3rd single, a simple and beautiful melody |
| 31east | SunYorushika | play_arrow | Yorushika songs in the lower register suitable for male vocals |
| 32east | I should be able to fly (in the sky).supittsu | play_arrow | Sing Spitz's classic songs at karaoke |
| 33east | Clock StrikesONE OK ROCK | play_arrow | Characteristics and Vocal Difficulty of ONE OK ROCK |
| 34east | March 9Remioromen | play_arrow | The chorus has a wide pitch range and is difficult, but you can still aim for a high score. |
| 35east | Hold me all the wayKinKi Kids | play_arrow | Early Kinki Kids songs are easy to sing and popular. |
| 36east | bouquetback number | play_arrow | A signature back number song that sings about feelings for a lover |
| 37east | road; way; path; street; route; Tao (in philosophy)EXILE | play_arrow | A classic song for graduation ceremonies, with a simple rhythm that can score high |
| 38east | A flower that blooms only hereKobukuro | play_arrow | This duo relies on rhythm and improves with practice. |
| 39east | When love endsRin Oto | play_arrow | Introduce Rin-ne’s song “Koi ga Owareba” (When Love Ends) |
| 40east | Gray and Blue (+Masaki Suda)Yonezu Kenshi | play_arrow | A collaboration song by Kenshi Yonezu and Masaki Suda |
| 41east | Island SongTHE BOOM | play_arrow | Representative Okinawan songs using the Ryukyu scale |
| 42east | Love IsKawamura Ryuuichi | play_arrow | A single by Ryuichi Kawamura, suitable for karaoke |
| 43east | raw liverkuriipuhaipe | play_arrow | CreepHyp's Nama Reba has a narrow vocal range and is easy to sing. |
| 44east | powder snowRemioromen | play_arrow | Remioromen songs require high notes and ingenuity is important. |
| 45east | I LOVE YOUOzaki Yutaka | play_arrow | Representing the relationship between two people who are too young |
| 46east | asking for the moonKANA-BOON | play_arrow | KANA-BOON “Naimono Nedari” Vocal Guide |
| 47east | day by dayKANA-BOON | play_arrow | Introducing KANA-BOON’s song “Hibi.” |
| 48east | Lights Out feat. Jeremy QuartusNulbarich | play_arrow | A classic song by the Western-style band Nulbarich |
| 49east | Wonder WorldRhythmic Toy World | play_arrow | A masterpiece by Rhythmic Toy World |
| 50east | Surely, alwaysSano ibuki | play_arrow | A singable J-pop ballad by Sano Ibuki |
| 51east | budKobukuro | play_arrow | A classic mellow ballad for graduation ceremonies |
| 52east | LemonYonezu Kenshi | play_arrow | Easy to ride but high-key and requires practice |
| 53east | Lion HeartSMAP | play_arrow | SMAP’s beloved and protective classic |
| 54east | Until the world endsWANDS | play_arrow | WANDS 8th single, released in 1994 |
| 55east | Becoming a Thousand WindsAkiyama Masashi | play_arrow | Tips for Singing Masafumi Akikawa’s “A Thousand Winds” at Karaoke |
| 56east | SparkleRADWIMPS | play_arrow | RADWIMPS’s “Nandemonaiya” is a song that’s hard to score high on in karaoke. |
| 57east | Tomorrow never knowsMr.Children | play_arrow | Introduction to Mr.Children Songs for Beginners |
| 58east | Robinsonsupittsu | play_arrow | A masterpiece national song with a wide vocal range |
| 59east | dandelionYūsuke | play_arrow | A ballad that sings of honest love |
| 60east | Surfing JohnnyKuwata Keisuke | play_arrow | A refreshing song that’s easy to sing and can aim for a high score |
| 61east | Like a white cloudsaruganseki | play_arrow | Saruganseki’s debut song ballad |
| 62east | LA LA LA Love SongKubota Toshinobu | play_arrow | Kubota’s famous song is actually easy to sing |
| 63east | LazuliMONGOL800×WANIMA | play_arrow | The collaborative song “Lazuli” by MONGOL800 and WANIMA |
| 64east | You look like an idiot.Saucy Dog | play_arrow | I recommend Saucy Dog’s song “Baka Mitai.” |
| 65east | A passing shower at 2 p.m.garari | play_arrow | I recommend Garari’s song “Gogo Niji no Tooriame” (“A Passing Shower at 2 PM”). |
| 66east | Riding in a Corolla IIOzawa Kenji | play_arrow | Riding in the Corolla II, sung by Kenji Ozawa |
| 67east | SisterPorunogurafiti | play_arrow | Pornograffitti songs for karaoke that require high notes |
| 68east | Promise of SunflowersHata Motohiro | play_arrow | Easy-to-sing signature songs by Motohiro Hata |
| 69east | I can’t say it.Gō Hiromi | play_arrow | Aiming for a high karaoke score with Hiromi Go’s classic ballads |
| 70east | DororoASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION | play_arrow | A rock song for an anime theme |
| 71east | The City Where Flowers Bloomyuzu | play_arrow | Yuzu’s new song, a spring-like and easy-to-remember tune |
| 72east | Oh My Little GirlOzaki Yutaka | play_arrow | A heartfelt ballad. Earn high scores by using dynamics and creative vibrato. |
| 73east | Close your eyesHirai Ken | play_arrow | A song about moving forward beyond heartbreak |
| 74east | By the time of the Christmas carolsInagaki Junichi | play_arrow | Junichi Inagaki's classic Christmas song |
| 75east | OneRIP SLYME | play_arrow | Hip-hop classic by RIP SLYME |
| 76east | The One and Only Flower in the WorldSMAP | play_arrow | Mid-tempo; pay attention to breathing timing. |
| 77east | TemptationGLAY | play_arrow | GLAY’s 13th single, released in 1998 |
| 78east | I won’t fall in love anymore.Makihara Noriyuki | play_arrow | Noriyuki Makihara’s signature song about lingering feelings after a broken heart |
| 79east | GiftET-KING | play_arrow | Attractive for its catchy melody and relatable lyrics |
| 80east | Stand by UTōhōshinki | play_arrow | A straightforward, unwavering longing for an ex-lover |
| 81east | ArueBUMP OF CHICKEN | play_arrow | BUMP OF CHICKEN sixth single |
| 82east | MelissaPorunogurafiti | play_arrow | Fullmetal Alchemist OP, Porno Graffitti |
| 83east | Blue BenchSasuke | play_arrow | Sasuke: “Aoi Bench” uses vibrato effectively. |
| 84east | to youMONGOL800 | play_arrow | MONGOL800's 2001 song |
| 85east | Million FilmsKobukuro | play_arrow | Kobukuro’s classic love ballads |
| 86east | HAPPY BIRTHDAYback number | play_arrow | back number expresses emotions just as they are |
| 87east | In the Rain of RemembranceFukuyama Masaharu | play_arrow | Masaharu Fukuyama's debut single |
| 88east | Don’t avert your eyes.DEEN | play_arrow | DEEN June 1994 Karaoke Popular Songs |
| 89east | Have a nice dayimase | play_arrow | imase’s “Have a nice day” — the low notes are cute too. |
| 90east | Sora-buneTOKIO | play_arrow | TOKIO’s 35th single, composed by Miyuki Nakajima |
| 91east | POISON ~This world where you can’t even say what you want to say~Sorimachi Takashi | play_arrow | GTO theme song, easy to aim for a high score |
| 92east | The town where you liveShimizu Shota | play_arrow | A singable love ballad by Shota Shimizu |
| 93east | Go for it!!Urufuruzu | play_arrow | Ulfuls’ 9th single, a disco-style rock song |
| 94east | The sun is burning.THE YELLOW MONKEY | play_arrow | High karaoke scores with pitch and rhythm |
| 95east | Love will winKAN | play_arrow | KAN’s 1990 single, good for aiming high karaoke scores |
| 96east | O flowers now in full bloom,Kobukuro | play_arrow | Kobukuro 24th single Gentle Melody |
| 97east | sparkleFuji Kaze | play_arrow | Fujii Kaze’s commercial song features distinctive lyric rhythms |
| 98east | The Zero Sense10-FEET | play_arrow | A simple rock song by 10-FEET |
| 99north_east | Easy★RiderOkuda Tamio | play_arrow | Okuda Tamio’s classic songs—easy to sing and great for high scores |
| 100south_east | OrangeSPYAIR | play_arrow | Haikyu!! theme song: rock of youth and passion |
| 101east | Forget-me-notOzaki Yutaka | play_arrow | Let's sing Yutaka Ozaki's classic with feeling. |
| 102east | My Past Life, Many Lifetimes AgoRADWIMPS | play_arrow | RADWIMPS songs suitable for karaoke |
| 103east | horizonback number | play_arrow | Released in August 2020 by back number |
| 104east | bookmarkAqua Timez | play_arrow | A coming-of-age song about memories of a distant lover |
| 105east | Dragon nightSEKAI NO OWARI | play_arrow | It's easy to aim for a high score in the low-frequency range. |
| 106east | AliensKirinji | play_arrow | The captivating band of the Kirinji brothers |
| 107north_east | Linda LindaTHE BLUE HEARTS | play_arrow | THE BLUE HEARTS' debut song |
| 108south_east | It’s love.V6 | play_arrow | A classic by V6, rhythmic with attractive high notes. |
| 109east | It always begins with rain.CHAGE and ASKA | play_arrow | Commentary on CHAGE and ASKA’s famous ballad |
| 110east | Let’s become a familyFukuyama Masaharu | play_arrow | Masaharu Fukuyama's single, an acoustic ballad. |
| 111east | favorite foodsupittsu | play_arrow | Spitz’s new song, a movie theme song |
| 112east | As time goes bysawada kenji | play_arrow | Kenji Sawada's 1975 hit song |
| 113east | STAY AWAYL’Arc〜en〜Ciel | play_arrow | L’Arc~en~Ciel’s 20th single, a song you can aim for a high score with at karaoke |
| 114north_east | astronomical observationBUMP OF CHICKEN | play_arrow | The third single by BUMP OF CHICKEN |
| 115south_east | LOVE LOVE SHOWTHE YELLOW MONKEY | play_arrow | A signature song by The Yellow Monkey with that characteristic sense of drive |
| 116south_east | On the hill where the moon is visible tonightB’z | play_arrow | A drama theme song from a wheelchair’s perspective, with moving lyrics and high notes |
| 117north_east | Effeminate; overly sentimental; being clingy/whiny (context-dependent)Gōruden Bonbā | play_arrow | An upbeat, easy-to-sing song |
| 118south_east | FanfareTamaki Kōji | play_arrow | A horse racing cheer song by Koji Tamaki, who is from Hokkaido. |
| 119east | phantom thiefback number | play_arrow | back number digital-only single theme song |
| 120east | NO MORE CRYD-51 | play_arrow | The theme song of “Gokusen,” an uplifting anthem characterized by its distinctive falsetto. |
| 121east | One moreFUNKY MONKEY BABYS | play_arrow | A powerful song that supports the challenge toward one’s dreams |
| 122east | Everything becomes my strength!kuzu | play_arrow | Kuzu’s signature song—let’s sing it with feeling! |
| 123east | scabChi-wata Hidenori | play_arrow | Support song from the anime 'Zatch Bell!' |
| 124east | Someday Merry ChristmasB’z | play_arrow | Vocal tips for B’z Christmas ballads |
| 125east | SOUVENIRBUMP OF CHICKEN | play_arrow | BUMP OF CHICKEN’s Spy x Family theme song |
| 126east | Have you ever smoked Gauloises?Musshu Kamayatsu | play_arrow | Requires rap-style vocals in a high register |
| 127east | YoursSuda Masaki | play_arrow | Masaki Suda’s drama theme song ballad |
| 128east | BoyhoodInoue Yosui | play_arrow | Karaoke classics: high-key songs you can score well on |
| 129east | Seeds of joyMrs. GREEN APPLE | play_arrow | A long-lost track is officially included for the 10th anniversary of their debut |
| 130north_east | Happy Endingback number | play_arrow | A beautiful ballad by back number |
| 131north_east | Skeletonize!sutoreitenaa | play_arrow | Straightener's "Skeletonize" is an intense rock song. |
| 132north_east | Beyond the purple nightsupittsu | play_arrow | Spitz’s 44th single, with a light, catchy melody |
| 133south_east | cloudy skyDOES | play_arrow | The iconic Gintama song “Donten” is captivating for its low register. |
| 134south_east | Until the World Ends…WANDS | play_arrow | The ending theme of SLAM DUNK, a must-sing classic for karaoke |
| 135south_east | gentianWANIMA | play_arrow | A challenging ballad with high notes and emotional expression |
| 136south_east | absolute zeronatori | play_arrow | A high-difficulty song from the anime “WIND BREAKER” |
| 137south_east | sparklingmosao. | play_arrow | Easy to sing as an unrequited love song, richly expressive in chest voice |
| 138south_east | cherrysupittsu | play_arrow | Tips for singing Spitz’s classic song “Cherry” |
| 139south_east | Curtain callYuuri | play_arrow | My Hero Academia Season 7 Opening Theme Song Explained |
| 140south_east | IdeaHoshino Gen | play_arrow | The theme song of the NHK morning drama “Half, Blue.” |
| 141east | Hot LimitT.M.Revolution | play_arrow | T.M.Revolution speedy-feel pop |
| 142east | Ms. Hanako on a high pedestalback number | play_arrow | back number's 8th single song |
| 143east | Blow Your CoverNumber_i | play_arrow | Explanation of Number_i’s new R&B-style song |
| 144east | Beyond the Night SkySMAP | play_arrow | SMAP’s first million-selling hit song |
| 145east | SaudadePorunogurafiti | play_arrow | Latin-style single by Porno Graffitti |
| 146east | FlowerPorunogurafiti | play_arrow | Porno Graffitti movie theme songs |
| 147east | Johnny’s LullabyArisu | ![]() | Alice's 1978 hit song |
| 148east | Christmas songback number | play_arrow | Karaoke Strategy for back number “5→9” |
| 149east | Driver’s HighL’Arc〜en〜Ciel | play_arrow | "Driver’s High" is a masterpiece with a wide vocal range. |
| 150east | Sly womanSha ran Q | play_arrow | Sharan Q, released May 1995, a song for karaoke |
| 151east | electric shockYonezu Kenshi | play_arrow | Theme songs for TV dramas by Kenshi Yonezu |
| 152east | SaraiKayama Yūzō & Tanimura Shinji | play_arrow | I recommend the song “Sarai,” known for its appealing, deep (shibui) singing voice. |
| 153east | monstermakaroni enpitsu | play_arrow | Macaroni Enpitsu “Monster” — the appeal lies in its pitch changes |
| 154east | JingleYuuma | play_arrow | Yuma from Com. has a song called “Jingle” that’s easy to sing. |
| 155east | Spot the differenceSuda Masaki | play_arrow | Theme song for a Masaki Suda drama, composed by Kenshi Yonezu. |
| 156east | And yet, a beloved lifeSukima Suichi | play_arrow | Sukima Switch’s song, a relaxed acoustic sound |
| 157east | Soul Cobra Twist ~ Agony of the SoulKuwata Keisuke | play_arrow | Keisuke Kuwata’s digital single, an easy-to-sing melody |
| 158east | Sing, sky of JapanSazan Ōrusutāzu | play_arrow | Southern All Stars' digital single |
| 159east | So, I got sunburned.Sasagawa Mao | play_arrow | Recommendation and Feature Explanation of Mao Sasagawa’s Songs |
| 160east | I look up as I walkSakamoto Kyu | play_arrow | The Appeal of Kyu Sakamoto’s Classic Song “Ue o Muite Arukō” |
| 161east | Get Along Together: Because I Want to Send You My LoveYamane Yasuhiro | play_arrow | A love ballad song by Yasuhiro Yamane |
| 162east | Only One For MeIwatatakanori | play_arrow | Gunner Iwata's solo song, an easy-to-sing mid-tempo |
| 163east | ComedyHoshino Gen | play_arrow | Gen Hoshino's SPY×FAMILY ending song |
| 164east | Can I try saying “I love you”?Matsushita Kohei | play_arrow | Kouhei Matsushita’s comeback track with an R&B vibe |
| 165east | Bewildered ThreadSuda Masaki | play_arrow | Masaki Suda's news zero theme song |
| 166east | Rain MelodyKinKi Kids | play_arrow | KinKi Kids’ 8th single |
| 167east | A Midsummer NightHatsukoi no Arashi | play_arrow | A song whose vocalist died suddenly before their debut |
| 168east | Last sceneSuda Masaki | play_arrow | You can aim for a high score at karaoke with Masaki Suda’s ballad songs. |
| 169east | common wordsROCKING TIME | play_arrow | Singing about the feeling of being unable to be kind in busy days |
| 170east | yellowback number | play_arrow | back number's 21st single |
| 171east | rendezvousshaitoopu | play_arrow | Shy Top’s third single, suitable for karaoke |
| 172east | My NoteSukima Suichi | play_arrow | Ballad by Sukima Switch that served as a theme song for a Doraemon movie |
| 173east | SignalSaitō Kazuyoshi | play_arrow | Saito Kazuyoshi’s new song that’s easy to sing and good for karaoke |
| 174east | The Summer Without YouDEEN | play_arrow | DEEN’s 12th single, a Conan ending theme song |
| 175east | celeryYamazaki Masayoshi | play_arrow | Masayoshi Yamazaki’s easy-to-remember J-pop hit songs |
| 176east | dearestEito | play_arrow | Eito's beautiful medium-tempo song |
| 177east | Love is peach-coloredHosono Haruomi | play_arrow | The last track of Haruomi Hosono’s HOSONO HOUSE |
| 178east | Nagisasupittsu | play_arrow | Spitz’s 14th single, a pop and easy-to-sing song |
| 179east | FabulousBikkeburanka | play_arrow | Vickeblanka's high-pitched voice songs |
| 180east | desirehofudiran | play_arrow | A 1990s rock song by a two-vocalist band |
| 181east | Into the DreamInoue Yosui | play_arrow | A classic Showa-era folk song by Yosui Inoue |
| 182east | The Last RainYasushi Nakanishi | play_arrow | Yasushi Nakanishi’s second song, a slow ballad |
| 183east | rose flowerkururi | play_arrow | Quruli’s 2001 single |
| 184east | Rock ‘n’ Roll Packagemamasutajio | play_arrow | Mama Studio's song, let's jump and sing |
| 185east | Feathers of SteelRADWIMPS | play_arrow | Singing tips for RADWIMPS’ streamed ballad songs |
| 186east | Banzai ~ So glad I loved you ~Urufuruzu | play_arrow | Vocal techniques in Ulfuls’ smash hit songs |
| 187east | protagonistSUPER BEAVER | play_arrow | SUPER BEAVER’s “Shujinkō” chosen as the 2025 theme song for Mezamashi TV |
| 188east | yuzusutoorii | play_arrow | For Yuzu’s high-pitched songs, keeping the pitch steady is the key to scoring well. |
| 189east | RADWIMPSai ni dekiru koto wa mada aru kai | play_arrow | Tips for singing RADWIMPS’ theme song for Weathering with You |
| 190east | fuse (detonating fuse)Tegoshi Yūya | play_arrow | Fuse requires high-pitched falsetto |
| 191east | Mr.ChildrenTabidachi no Uta | play_arrow | Tips for singing 'Tabidachi no Uta' |
| 192east | plazmaYonezu Kenshi | play_arrow | A 2025 tour de force by Kenshi Yonezu |
| 193east | Fujifabricakakiiro no kinmokusei | play_arrow | Fujifabric 3rd single |
| 194east | EXILEmichi | play_arrow | A low-pitched ballad by EXILE. Sing with attention to pitch and expressiveness. |
| 195east | Like the beginningRen | play_arrow | Explanation of the vocal techniques in REN’s solo song |
| 196east | illustrated reference bookSEKAI NO OWARI | play_arrow | The field guide is suited for grading, and you can aim for a perfect score of 100. |
| 197east | Hero SyndromeSochic | play_arrow | Sochic’s new song in July 2025, a track ranging from mid-tempo to up-tempo |
| 198east | kaiju (giant monster)Sakanakushon | play_arrow | Explanation of singing techniques for anime theme songs |
| 199east | StargazeSixTONES | play_arrow | SixTONES “Stargaze,” a song by Yojiro Noda |
| 200east | Lost itemKitanitatsuya | play_arrow | The characteristics of Tatsuya Kitani’s low vocals and singing |
| 201east | What We Got ~A Miracle Is You~King&Prince | play_arrow | King & Prince release a song celebrating Mickey’s 100th anniversary! |
| 202east | PerfumeEito | play_arrow | Eito’s digital-only single, a simple song |
| 203east | PredatorAKASAKI | play_arrow | A talented 16-year-old singer-songwriter |
| 204east | After-school[Alexandros] | play_arrow | Introduce the song After School by Alexandros |
| 205east | catDISH// | play_arrow | Introduction to singing methods for DISH//'s gentle songs |
| 206east | FUNKY MUSIC!!Dannie May | play_arrow | Dannie May is gaining popularity in the Japanese music scene. |
| 207east | A bouquet for boring daysLUCKY TAPES | play_arrow | A singable song by LUCKY TAPES that blends R&B |
| 208east | Is that okay?RADWIMPS | play_arrow | A rap-style A-melody is the key to a high score. |
| 209east | Get WildTM NETWORK | play_arrow | Get Wild is the theme song of City Hunter |
| 210east | On a boring nightgarari | play_arrow | Introducing Garari-san’s song “Taimakun na Yoru ni” (On a Boring Night) |
| 211east | Sun of Lovekururi | play_arrow | Kuwata? No—Kururi’s March 2023 single, theme song for a Netflix film |
| 212east | Bridge of Gloryyuzu | play_arrow | An anthem that cheers you on to overcome hardships and seize hope |
| 213east | SampleSakanakushon | play_arrow | Sakanaction, popular for their diverse musical style |
| 214east | Future is YoursSambomasutā | play_arrow | Sambomaster’s 23rd film theme song |
| 215east | Premonitory RaidMakishimamu Za Horumon | play_arrow | A raw band sound imbued with social criticism and conviction |
| 216east | SAY KOU SHOWRobāto Akiyama | play_arrow | Robert Akiyama’s popular song SAY KOU SHOW |
| 217east | bergamotTomonari Sora | play_arrow | Tomonari Sora’s bergamot has a narrow vocal range |
| 218east | Your eyes are 10,000 voltsHoriuchi Takao | play_arrow | Simple and easy-to-sing solo songs by Takao Horiuchi |
| 219east | Love is…Kawamura Ryuuichi | play_arrow | Ryuichi Kawamura’s 1997 single ballad track |
| 220east | Song of Greensoshina | play_arrow | Rearranged into a band sound a song Sosina released as a Vocaloid producer |
| 221east | Riding the sound so hard it hurtsSugaya Ayume | play_arrow | Songs by Suganoya Ayame are easy to aim for high scores with. |
| 222east | pure whiteFuji Kaze | play_arrow | Fujii Kaze’s new song is dream pop and easy to sing. |
| 223east | Baby, Please Burn Out9mm Parabellum Bullet | play_arrow | Recommend 9mm Parabellum’s new song at karaoke |
| 224east | spiralLONGMAN | play_arrow | LONGMAN, anime opening theme song |
| 225east | AyayaMONGOL800×WANIMA | play_arrow | Collaborative rock by MONGOL800 and WANIMA |
| 226east | gradationSUPER BEAVER | play_arrow | Epic rock song for a movie theme, with attention to key changes |
| 227east | Start OverTHE BEAT GARDEN | play_arrow | THE BEAT GARDEN's Korean drama cover song |
| 228east | Around the time the canaries sangWANDS | play_arrow | WANDS 18th single |
| 229east | glareWANIMA | play_arrow | Introduction of WANIMA's digital single 'Banko' (Glare) |
| 230east | Velvet Poemback number | play_arrow | back number movie theme songs |
| 231east | It’s love, right?wacci | play_arrow | Wacci’s new song wins an award as a drama insert song |
| 232east | Vanillakyanai | play_arrow | Kyanai’s 2022 digital single |
| 233east | That line is the horizon.kururi | play_arrow | Songs by Quruli that are easy to score high on in karaoke |
| 234east | Happy surprisenaniwa danshi | play_arrow | Naniwa Danshi third song |
| 235east | ALWAYSyuzu | play_arrow | Ballads included on Yuzu's album |
| 236east | Two Red Starskinmokusei | play_arrow | Kinmokusei’s mellifluous hit song |
| 237east | Sakura MelodyMakihara Noriyuki | play_arrow | Noriyuki Makihara’s self-cover album of songs he provided to other artists |
| 238east | A melody instead of a bouquetShimizu Shota | play_arrow | Shota Shimizu’s 20th single |
| 239east | milk teaFukuyama Masaharu | play_arrow | Karaoke Singing Guide for Masaharu Fukuyama’s Ballads |
| 240east | scale (as of a fish or reptile)Hata Motohiro | play_arrow | Karaoke strategy for Motohiro Hata's “Uroko” |
| 241east | rainAratani Shota | play_arrow | Easy to sing with a jazzy song using the Marunouchi progression |
| 242east | Feelin’ Go(o)dFuji Kaze | play_arrow | Fujii Kaze's new song is catchy and easy to sing |
| 243east | KindnessFuji Kaze | play_arrow | A gentle song by Fujii Kaze that requires technique |
| 244east | PAIN KILLERNoda Yojiro | play_arrow | Recommended dance music works by Yojiro Noda |
| 245east | It’s nothing good.Nagabuchi Tsuyoshi | play_arrow | Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi's 1987 hit single |
| 246east | Goodbye, KobeTakahashi Eiichi | play_arrow | Eiichi Takahashi's enka single |
| 247east | YES MY LOVEYazawa Eikichi | play_arrow | Eikichi Yazawa's 1982 Coca-Cola commercial song |
| 248east | Young manSaijō Hideki | play_arrow | Hideki Saijo’s remake of Y.M.C.A. |
| 249east | Doki itDaigo Nishihata, Shunsuke Michieda, Kento Nagao, Joichiro Fujiwara, Kyohei Takahashi | play_arrow | Naniwa Danshi's captivating Kansai performance |
| 250east | SubaruTanimura Shinji | play_arrow | The second signature song of Shinji Tanimura. |
| To be continued... | |||


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