Mrs. GREEN APPLE’s Most Popular Karaoke Songs Ranking [2026]

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Shunshu

It’s included on rock band Mrs.

GREEN APPLE’s sixth single, “Love me, Love you,” released in February 2018.

The song is said to have been written by vocalist Motoki Omori the day after his high school graduation ceremony, capturing his feelings exactly as they were at the time.

There’s a tenderness for days that, in hindsight, went by in a flash, and a loneliness you carry when you can’t quite be honest.

Many listeners may relate to the contradiction of thinking you hate your friends when, in truth, you really love them.

The track also became well known as the song used in Suntory’s “Craft Boss” commercial.

It’s a number that gently stays by your side if you’re feeling the sadness of parting with friends before graduation.

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Tsukito Anemone

Tsuki to Anemone, notable for its twin vocals with Ayaka Yamanaka, who was on drums at the time.

The track is included as the B-side to the 9th single, Romanticism, and although it was produced in 2014, it ended up being shelved for a while.

Since the overall key is low and the singing is restrained, it should be easy even for those who still feel shy about belting it out at karaoke.

It’s an emotional number that will get the crowd going, especially if you duet with a friend.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Mrs. GREEN APPLE – Orange [LIVE from Zenjin Mito to Weltraum ~Meimei Edition~]

This is a summer-infused ballad included on the 5th album “ANTENNA,” released on July 5, 2023.

The lyrics are characterized by reflections on the bittersweetness of youth and memories, and from August 2024 it has been used as the brand commercial song for Asahi Kasei’s urban condominium ATLAS.

Toward the latter half, Omori’s high notes build in intensity, but overall the song maintains a calm atmosphere and a not-too-high range, so you should be able to sing it in a relaxed state.

Whatever song you sing, try to be mindful—like Omori—of lifting your eyebrows firmly so you can rise cleanly into the high notes!

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Kubota Mami

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Tomoshibi

Tomoshibi, included on the 8th single Boku no Koto released simultaneously with the video work ENSEMBLE TOUR ~Soirée de la Brume~, is a tight rock tune with an impressive intro featuring a floating guitar phrase.

Although the melody makes heavy use of falsetto and sits high in key, its overall range isn’t very wide, so it becomes easy to sing if you set it to a key that suits you.

It’s a number that blends cool melodies with a rock sound to liven up karaoke, delivering both exhilaration and a touch of melancholy.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Mrs. GREEN APPLE “Song of Pointillism” Official Live Lyric Video

Mrs.

GREEN APPLE is known for their bright, pop-leaning songs, but this track—featuring Sonoko Inoue as a guest vocalist—unfolds into a sweeping ballad that portrays a fleeting summer romance.

The lyrics, filled with deep mutual feelings yet foreshadowing an inevitable end, are heartbreakingly beautiful, almost to the point of tightening your chest.

Written as an insert song for the film “Ao-Natsu: Kimi ni Koi Shita 30-Nichi” and included on the single “Ao to Natsu,” released in August 2018, this piece is also a staple duet sung by a man and a woman.

Why not try blending your voices with someone special?