Arashi Karaoke Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Summer Splash!arashi43rank/position

[Live Vocal] Tried singing “Summer Splash!” in a karaoke game [Nintendo Switch]

Arashi is a nationally beloved idol group.

They went on hiatus in 2020, but their songs are still loved by many people today.

Among their summer-themed works, perhaps the most popular is Summer Splash!, isn’t it? It’s basically a refreshing J-pop track, but true to Arashi’s style, it also features a rap part.

It’s recommended as driving music when heading out to leisure spots like the beach or the pool!

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My Girlarashi44rank/position

ARASHI – My Girl [Official Music Video]

This song is characterized by a warm, gentle melody and is a piece packed with Arashi’s charm.

Released as a single in November 2009, it was also used as the theme song for a TV drama starring Masaki Aiba.

The lyrics, filled with gratitude and affection for loved ones, resonate deeply with listeners.

The soft sound woven by acoustic guitar and strings further enhances the atmosphere of the track.

With its very singable, tender melody, it’s a highly recommended song for those who want to try singing an Arashi number.

Barefoot Futurearashi45rank/position

ARASHI – The Barefoot Future [Official Music Video]

Released as a single in September 2003, it became widely beloved as a campaign song for Coca-Cola Japan.

Many of you might remember the commercial showing the members having a great time.

The lyrics carry a positive message about casting aside hesitation and sprinting toward the future with passion—just listening to it lifts your spirits.

Its bright, catchy melody is easy to remember, and with few drastic pitch changes, it’s a great choice if you’re looking for a karaoke-friendly song.

Pick it when you want to get the crowd going with your friends!

Heroarashi46rank/position

ARASHI – Hero [Official Music Video]

It’s an encouraging song by Arashi filled with a warm message that affirms everyone chasing their dreams, gently giving listeners a push forward.

Released as a single in August 2004, it became widely known as the image song for NTV’s broadcasts of the Athens Olympics.

It was also used in that year’s “24-Hour Television 27: Love Saves the Earth,” adding color to many moving moments.

A refreshing pop ballad with a comfortable vocal range, it’s easy to sing at karaoke.

The chorus delivers a rousing feeling that makes you want to raise your voice together with friends, making it perfect for times when you want to cheer someone on or enjoy a sense of unity across the whole venue.

To be freearashi47rank/position

ARASHI – To be free [Official Music Video]

Brimming with a refreshing vibe, this song evokes the crisp feel of summer.

Released in July 2010 as Arashi’s 31st single, it was also used as the theme for Asahi Soft Drinks’ “Mitsuya Cider” commercial featuring Sho Sakurai.

Characterized by sweeping string arrangements and uplifting lyrics, it overflows with a sense of exhilaration that calls to mind blue skies and open fields.

The lyrics carry a message for those chasing their dreams, giving courage to listeners.

With a catchy, easy-to-sing melody, it’s also a great choice for karaoke.

While feeling bewilderedarashi48rank/position

While feeling bewildered / “Arashi” cover by Emi Noda (NodaEmi)

Would you like to try singing “Tomadoi Nagara,” the song chosen as the theme for the drama “Yoi Ko no Mikata: Shinmai Hoikushi Monogatari,” starring Sho Sakurai, at karaoke? It’s a bittersweet ballad, but it’s a really great song.

The tempo is slow, so you can follow the melody clearly, and overall it’s on the lower side, making it easier for men to sing.

If the chorus feels high, try adjusting the key to a comfortable range.

It’s a quiet song, but sing it with feeling.

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Blue Sky Pedalarashi49rank/position

Aozora Pedal / Arashi – Movie “Honey and Clover” Ending Theme by Itaru Ino (ITARU INO) with Full Lyrics

A song chosen as the ending theme for the film Honey and Clover, Aozora Pedal.

The lyrics and composition were done by Shikao Suga.

The song fits perfectly with the world of Honey and Clover, and while there are parts that feel a bit bittersweet, that’s exactly what makes you want to sing it, doesn’t it? Overall, the melody isn’t very difficult and the medium tempo makes it easy to sing, though the high notes in the chorus might be hard to hit.

Women may find it easier to sing if they raise the key.

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