[High School Students] Karaoke Songs That Are Easy to Sing: Ranking [2026]

Voice of the Seaurashima tarō (kiritani kenta)36rank/position

"The Voice of the Sea" Full ver. / Urashima Taro (Kenta Kiritani) [Official]

A song performed by Kenta Kiritani as Urashima Taro, born from a hugely popular commercial series.

Along with the commercials’ success, the song quickly became a hit.

Now a staple as both a sea-themed and summer song, it’s memorable for its straightforward lyrics expressing feelings for Oto-chan, Princess Otohime.

With this song, Kiritani also appeared on the NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen (Red and White Year-End Song Festival).

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RADWIMPS – Suzume feat. Toaka [Official Lyric Video]

RADWIMPS’s “Suzume feat.

Toaka,” which gained popularity as the theme song for Makoto Shinkai’s film Suzume, brought Toaka nationwide recognition through this track.

Because of Toaka’s clear, pure vocals, the song can seem difficult, but that’s not really the case.

There are no parts that require belting or hitting very high notes, so it’s actually easy to sing.

If you find the highest pitch you can produce most comfortably and adjust the key accordingly, anyone can sing it with the same delicate, ephemeral feel as the original.

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Ryo

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Hitoto Yo – Hanamizuki

Released in 2004, this signature song by Yo Hitoto is also well known for being covered by actress Yui Aragaki.

In 2010, a film themed around this song was released.

It also drew attention for ranking among the most-sung karaoke songs of the Heisei era.

A beloved classic across generations, it’s a song that can be sung by anyone, regardless of gender.

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King Gnu – Teenager Forever

A song that eternally engraves the sparkle of youth in our hearts was released in January 2020.

Included on the album “CEREMONY,” this track was also featured in a commercial for Sony’s wireless headphones/Walkman.

The song celebrates the small joys of everyday life, the pursuit of dreams, and the importance of embracing your true, natural beauty.

It portrays the feelings of struggling with the gap between ideals and reality, while wishing to draw closer to the person you once dreamed of becoming.

The music video, which offers a glimpse into the private lives of each King Gnu member, also generated buzz.

Be sure to belt it out with power at karaoke with friends or a significant other.

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Kira Kira / Mosawo. [Music Video]

Singer-songwriter Mosawo, who keeps their looks private and is known for their trademark “female-perspective love songs.” The track “Kira Kira,” included on the 1st album Koi no Uta, features lyrics that portray the feelings of unrequited love and evoke images of youthful days.

Its simple melody and relaxed tempo make it easy to sing, but be careful not to miss the notes where falsetto leaps appear here and there.

With a clear, airy ensemble that feels pleasant, it’s a refreshing number especially recommended for high school boys to sing at karaoke.

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Hoshino Takashi

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See me / nqrse ft. VACON

Nqrse, a net rapper who’s popular for his high-level skills—the name is pronounced Naruse.

While he’s not extremely well-known among hardcore hip-hop heads, he’s a famous rapper in the utaite community and has very strong rap skills.

Among his tracks, the one I especially recommend is See me.

It’s a song that feels like a mix of K-pop and hip-hop.

Honestly, the difficulty level is fairly high, but if two people sing it together, it’s not that hard.

The song might sound like it’s on the higher side, but the vocal range is narrow, so if you’re singing with someone who can rap, it’s a relatively easy song to perform.

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Ryo

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KANA-BOON “Silhouette” Music Video

“Silhouette” is a song by KANA-BOON and their fifth major-label single, released on November 26, 2014.

I don’t think you need exceptionally high vocal skills to sing KANA-BOON’s songs, but for many people the sticking point might be their distinctive, slightly high-pitched vocal tone.

As long as you can handle that, the melody itself isn’t particularly difficult, so I think it’s a selection that should be easy for almost anyone to sing.

If you sing it in the original key, pay attention to the high notes—especially the transitions between chest voice and falsetto.

Listen closely to the original, study where and how different vocal techniques are used, and then try singing it.

If you’re not confident, you should be fine lowering the key!

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Kei Takahata

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