Kumi Koda’s Most Popular Karaoke Songs Ranking [2026]

No RegretKōda Kumi22rank/position

Kumi Koda / No Regret

This is a rousing support song by Kumi Koda, whose charm lies in her stylish vocal sensibility and a refreshingly powerful energy that bursts through with exhilarating clarity.

It’s the kind of track that makes you want to sing it at karaoke, and it’s a great pick for high school girls as well.

Pearl MoonKōda Kumi23rank/position

Pearl Moon

This song is included on Koda Kumi’s second album, “grow into one,” released in 2003.

Among her many hits, “Pearl Moon” may not be as well-known, but it’s an exceptionally easy ballad to sing.

Its vocal range is narrow, and you can comfortably sing it in a low register from start to finish, making it a great karaoke choice if you’re looking for a song you can carry through in a lower key.

A love ballad filled with feelings for someone special—try performing it when the moment really counts!

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SilenceKōda Kumi24rank/position

Koda Kumi - 'Silence' (Official Music Video)

Featuring moving lyrics and powerful vocals, this piece is themed around deep love.

Koda Kumi’s distinctive voice makes it a song that truly resonates with listeners.

Released on February 14, 2024, it’s a gem co-written by Koda Kumi and Shinjiro Inoue.

The delicate portrayal explores pain, forgiveness, and the pursuit of true love.

With a relaxed tempo, it lets you fully enjoy Koda Kumi’s captivating mid-to-low range.

It’s also relatively easy to sing at karaoke, so why not perform it with your feelings for someone special in mind?

SomedayKōda Kumi25rank/position

Koda Kumi - “Someday” ~ 20th Year Special Full Ver. ~

Someday is an uplifting song that sings of the pain and nostalgia for a lost love while also giving you the strength to move on.

Though it’s about a past relationship—a breakup song—its up-tempo rhythm and positive message land with a bright, energizing feel.

It’s easy to sing even for those who aren’t confident with high notes, and the comfortable groove blended with a danceable track makes it a number many people can enjoy singing.

With its well-balanced mix of elements, Someday could be a great cheer-up song to give a friend who’s feeling down after a breakup.

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TABOOKōda Kumi26rank/position

Koda Kumi - 'TABOO' ~ 20th Year Special Full Ver.

Released in 2008, Kumi Koda’s 41st single, “TABOO,” is a danceable track that’s easy to sing at karaoke.

The lyrics are packed with a provocative message about breaking taboos, leaving a strong impression and embodying Koda’s signature “sexy-cool” style.

While the song touches on themes like forbidden love and secret romance, it isn’t a tragic love story; it also conveys an empowering message.

Marked by Kumi Koda’s powerful vibrato, this is a great song to try at karaoke.

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WINDKōda Kumi27rank/position

Kumi Koda - 'WIND' ~ 20th Year Special Full Ver. ~

“WIND,” which was used as the Fuji TV network’s theme song for the Torino Olympics broadcasts, was released in 2006 as her 29th single.

It’s a cheer song meant for people chasing their dreams and working hard—one that resonates in your heart when times are tough.

It’s slightly slow-tempo, easy to sing, and doesn’t require a wide vocal range.

The melody doesn’t have large pitch changes, making it approachable even for those not confident in their singing.

Highly recommended if you’re looking for something other than a love song.

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We’ll Be OKKōda Kumi28rank/position

Kumi Koda - “We’ll Be OK” (Official Music Video)

Kumi Koda’s 14th digital single, released on July 28, 2021.

It’s a mid-tempo, pop-leaning track, and since the vocal melody doesn’t span a very wide range, both the rhythm and melody are easy to catch, making it very accessible and singable.

The rhythm has a slight swing, so be careful not to let it become flat when you sing.

Also, aiming for a solid low-register vocal delivery, like Kumi Koda herself, will make it even better.

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