Popular Japanese karaoke songs. Latest rankings [2026]
We present the latest top 100 from the popular Japanese karaoke rankings, ordered by most views!
Japanese songs tend to get the crowd going at karaoke, so checking out the newest tracks is recommended when you’re unsure what to sing.
Sing your heart out and have a blast!
The playlist is updated every week!
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Popular J-Pop karaoke. Latest rankings [2026] (21–30)
bouquetback number21rank/position

A gem of a mid-tempo ballad by back number that portrays a young couple’s unstable relationship and deep affection.
The down-to-earth dialogue between the two reveals the subtle emotional shifts that occur in love.
Released in June 2011, the track is included on the album “Superstar” and was used as the ending theme for TBS’s COUNT DOWN TV.
Conveying the desire to keep caring for one another despite anxieties about the future, it’s a song you’ll want to take your time singing at karaoke.
Happy SynthesizerEasy Pop22rank/position

A pop tune that makes your heart dance with sparkling, shimmering synth sounds! This song by EasyPop was released in November 2010.
Its bright, lighthearted vibe, catchy melody, and the lyrics’ message of “wanting to send your feelings to someone special” are all wonderful.
How about becoming the star by singing it energetically at karaoke? Of course, it’s great solo, but since it’s a duet, it’s also recommended to sing with a friend.
LemonYonezu Kenshi23rank/position

A song released in March 2018 as Kenshi Yonezu’s eighth single.
Written specifically as the theme for the TBS drama “Unnatural,” it has set an astonishing record with over 900 million views on YouTube.
The lyrics, which express feelings for a loved one who has been lost, portray the pain of bereavement and the bittersweetness of living on while carrying memories of that person, resonating deeply with listeners.
Its bouncy shuffle beat and dynamic melody make it quite challenging to sing at karaoke, but that only heightens the sense of accomplishment when you pull it off.
It’s a masterpiece that’s perfect for creating a reflective mood or livening up the room with a well-known classic.
Naughty SunORANGE RANGE24rank/position

ORANGE RANGE is a rock band from Okinawa with numerous hit songs like “Shanghai Honey” and “Hana.” Released in July 2007 as their 17th single, this track boasts a fully summer-ready sound.
Chosen as the opening theme for the Fuji TV drama “Hanazakari no Kimitachi e ~ Ikemen Paradise ~,” its provocative lyrics and up-tempo rhythm really fire you up.
The irresistibly danceable mixture rock makes it perfect BGM for workouts or for charging your energy in the morning.
It also topped the 2007 “Most Hype Karaoke Songs” ranking overall, making it ideal for blowing off steam by singing with friends.
It’s a song brimming with healthy energy—just listening to it will make you break a sweat.
broad daylightKing Gnu25rank/position

King Gnu’s signature song, “Hakujitsu.” If you like singing, you’ve probably tried it at least once.
How did it go when you actually sang it? The more you attempt it, the more you realize just how incredibly difficult it is! “Hakujitsu” is a powerhouse ballad that demands delicate emotion and overwhelming vocal ability.
It’s a challenge piece for advanced singers at karaoke, training your range, rhythm, and expressiveness all at once.
I’ve sung it a few times myself and was shocked—“Was it always this hard?” Since King Gnu’s vocals are split between two singers, it’s pretty tough to pull off solo.
Still, you’ll want to master Iguchi’s falsetto parts.
Be very mindful of diaphragmatic breathing! Once you can produce a solid falsetto, the pitches themselves aren’t that hard, so the key is to exhale steadily and generously with a thin stream of air.


