Nogizaka46 Karaoke Popular Song Ranking [2026]

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Nogizaka46 “That Classroom” Short Ver.

The song “Ano Kyoushitsu,” included as a coupling track on the 16th single “Sayonara no Imi,” was produced as a unit song by members Asuka Saito and Miona Hori.

Its lyrics, which look back on youthful days, evoke a nostalgic feeling.

While its distinctive and catchy qualities stand out, the fast melody that uses semitone steps can make it easy to lose pitch, so caution is needed.

With an atmosphere reminiscent of classic kayōkyoku, it’s fun to sing and is sure to get the crowd going at karaoke—a hidden gem for sure.

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Hoshino Takashi

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That day, I told a lie on the spur of the moment.Nogizaka 4637rank/position

That day, I told a lie on impulse.

If you’re looking for a karaoke song to sing with a touch of melancholy on a long autumn night, why not try this track by Nogizaka46? Its lyrics portray the bittersweet regret of youth—how a casual lie lingers in the heart—and they perfectly match the somber atmosphere of autumn.

The driving track and wistful piano seem to express the protagonist’s complex emotions.

This song was included on the single “Nandome no Aozora ka?” released in October 2014, and, by popular request from fans, it was also featured on the acclaimed album “Tōmei na Iro.” With its strong narrative quality, it’s ideal when you want to sing softly and with feeling.

The music video, which depicts friendship and heartache, is also memorable, and listening with friends can really bring out the emo vibes.

trigger; impetus; the start; what prompted itNogizaka 4638rank/position

Nogizaka46 “Kikkake” (Catalyst/Trigger)

This song by Nogizaka46 has uplifting lyrics that make it a great recommendation to listen to when you wake up! The lyrics carry a message that you should make your own choices in life and move forward on your own path.

Listening to it makes me feel like, “When it’s time to decide, I need to make my decision with confidence.” Along with those encouraging, positive lyrics, the group’s signature fresh and clean vocals are also a big appeal, making it a perfect song to start your morning with.

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Hane Keisuke

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Nogizaka46 “Time Allowed Until Then”

This track is characterized by a disco-funk style sound.

Released in December 2024 as an Under song included on Nogizaka46’s 37th single “Hodōkyō,” it features an 80s-inspired arrangement that evokes a sense of nostalgia.

The lyrics contrast youth with reality, conveying a message with real depth.

It will likely resonate especially with teens and younger listeners.

It’s a great one to play at night.

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Nogizaka46 'Tte kasa' MUSIC VIDEO

It’s a laid-back, effortlessly charming track that feels like eavesdropping on the members’ unguarded banter.

Included on the single “Same numbers,” released in July 2025.

The mellow, irresistibly singable melody and the words spun like spoken lines leave a strong impression.

Filled with a relaxed vibe of casually chatting about everyday moments, it’s perfect for when you want to take a breather from a hectic routine and unwind.

Give it a listen, and you’ll feel your heart grow lighter.

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Why do we run?

This is a song by Nogizaka46 that vividly captures the dazzling glow of youth—being driven by something for no reason at all.

In response to the question of why we run and sweat, the lyrics boldly declare, “There’s no meaning,” embodying that uniquely youthful impulse where the body moves before the mind can think.

Perhaps it’s precisely because it’s sung by the 6th generation, the group’s next wave, that the words carry a genuine, unfeigned radiance.

Included on the single “Same numbers,” released in July 2025, this track is a youth pop anthem that blends coolness with an emotional resonance.

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Nogizaka46 “Ato no Matsuri” Self-Making Music Video

Recently, as the skill level of idols has risen, the number of songs that are difficult to sing has increased.

Even so, there are still idols who continue to deliver catchy music, and among them, the Sakurazaka/Nogizaka-style idol groups tend to have many easy-to-sing songs.

Of those, I’d like to recommend “Ato no Matsuri.” Unlike the usual songs from those groups, this track is sprinkled with hip-hop elements.

The vocal parts are simple, so if you keep a slightly downbeat vibe in mind, it should sound good.

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Ryo

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