Karaoke Popular Song Rankings of Naotaro Moriyama [2026]

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Naotaro Moriyama / “New World” Music Video

This is a ballad that weaves together feelings for one’s father and mother.

It was created as the theme song for Naotaro Moriyama’s documentary film “Where Is This Wonderful World?” and released in March 2025.

The song, which reflects on feelings for a mother lost in early childhood, is marked by a gentle melody carried by acoustic guitar and piano, and a delicate vocal performance.

Describing heaven as a “new world” is such a beautiful sensibility.

Why not give it a listen when you want to reflect on the bonds and love of family?

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Naotaro Moriyama / "That Said, the Shopping Street" Music Video

Starting with a rakugo-style narration and a sound brimming with festivity, this track leaves a strong impression with its lively development that follows.

The lyrics humorously depict vanishing landscapes, and despite their tinge of melancholy, they may also feel like a warm message.

The somewhat wistful melody is addictively memorable, isn’t it? This song is included on Naotaro Moriyama’s album “Yeeeehaaaaw,” released in October 2025.

Though it’s an album track, it has drawn major attention, with its music video—shot in a real town—becoming a hot topic.

It’s recommended for those moments when you want to reflect on the good old scenery while sensing the passage of time.

When you want to forget everything for a while and bask in a sense of freedom, be sure to give this one a listen.

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Naotaro Moriyama / “Have You Seen the Rainbow Stretching Across That Sea?” & “Bye-Bye” Music Video (Studio Session)

This is a piece by Naotaro Moriyama themed around parting and setting off, which had previously only been performed live.

It premiered in April 2025 on the YouTube channel THE FIRST TAKE.

It’s a bluegrass song, characterized by a lively, bright sound centered on banjo and fiddle.

Moriyama’s clear, straightforward vocals beautifully capture what lies beyond goodbye, leaving listeners with a positive feeling by the end.

It’s perfect for those at a turning point in life or anyone looking to make a fresh start.

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Aiai

A number that gently and deeply captures the irreplaceable time spent living alongside someone.

Singer-songwriter Naotaro Moriyama, who captivates many listeners with his unique poetic world and transparent vocals.

Released in April 2026, this work was written as the theme song for the TV drama “Takasari Brothers.” It is said to have been created while recalling a longtime friend with whom he has made works over the years, and it sings—over emotionally rich sounds—of the preciousness of people sharing long stretches of time and the pain of growing apart.

The worldview, which also links with the drama’s story, is perfect for those moments when you remember someone with whom you once shared struggles and dreams.

It’s a pop tune you’ll want to listen to when you wish to cherish the precious scenes tucked away in the depths of your memory.

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Naotaro Moriyama - To My Beloved (Live)

For those with a higher voice, I recommend “Itoshi Kimie.” It’s a famous song by Naotaro Moriyama.

Speaking of Moriyama, he’s an artist known for his beautiful falsetto and powerful vocals.

“Itoshi Kimie” lets you fully enjoy both of these strengths.

There are several high notes, but since they’re not shouty sections, it should be relatively easy to sing if you have a high voice.

It’s also great for people who are good at singing in a whispery style.

Definitely give it a try!

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Naotaro Moriyama / “Ikiteiru” Music Video

This piece is included on Yumizuruhanoha, one of the two concept albums—Yumizuruhanoha and Yeeeehaaaaw—released by Naotaro Moriyama in October 2025.

It’s a song that gazes into the very source of life.

Built solely around piano and strings, its ambient soundscape gently envelops the tremors and transience of everyday life.

Moriyama’s deep, folk-rooted vocals and lyrical melody resonate in the heart.

It’s a track that quietly stays by your side when you lose your way in life.

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Naotaro Moriyama / “Akane” Music Video

An artist who has been active for many years with distinctive lyrics and melodies, Naotaro Moriyama.

When it comes to his vocals, most people probably picture his unique falsetto, right? It’s true that many of his songs use falsetto, which can make them hard to sing for those who aren’t confident singers.

However, Akane is different.

Among Moriyama’s works, it’s unusually narrow in vocal range and unfolds at a gentle pace.

For anyone who finds singing difficult, it couldn’t be easier to sing—so be sure to check it out.

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