Sasuke’s Most Popular Karaoke Songs Ranking [2026]

Blue BenchSasuke1rank/position

Blue Bench / Sasuke

This is one of Sasuke’s signature songs—a ballad that portrays the regrets of youth and a bittersweet love.

The melody line is simple with many repeats in the chorus, making it easy to learn and recommended for beginners.

The overall vocal range is D3 to A#4, which I think is comfortable for both men and women.

It works well as a duet with harmonies, but it’s also perfectly singable solo.

Since it doesn’t require belting, you won’t need much volume.

The last chorus modulates upward, so using your falsetto skillfully will help you sing it beautifully.

If you like to sing gently and with feeling, consider adding it to your repertoire!

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Graduation DaySasuke2rank/position

Graduation Day

Sasuke’s song leaves a strong impression with its warm vocals that gently embrace the joy and loneliness felt by students at graduation.

Memories of familiar hills and classrooms, farewells with friends, and hopes for the future are expressed through lyrics and melodies that resonate deeply.

Released in January 2006, the track was also featured in a commercial for the music streaming service MUSIC.JP, capturing the hearts of many.

It’s a song we hope not only graduating students but anyone facing an important milestone will listen to.

It’s a wonderful encouragement anthem that gives you the courage to take a new step forward.

She / her / girlfriend (context-dependent)Sasuke3rank/position

She / Sasuke

It’s a classic song by a Heisei-era folk duo that was hugely popular at the time.

“Aoi Bench” is well-known, but I want people to sing this wonderful gem too.

It captures those indescribable adolescent feelings so well in both the lyrics and melody, and the chorus in particular makes me feel wistful when I think back to those days.

But the song ends on a positive note, so it’s really satisfying to sing.

Rainy Amusement ParkSasuke4rank/position

Rainy Amusement Park

This is a ballad that poignantly depicts memories of a couple’s date at an amusement park and their bittersweet parting.

It weaves together contrasting scenes: a past moment of riding a carousel in the rain, and the present, where the narrator catches sight of a former lover with shorter hair, looking happy.

The lingering attachment the protagonist still feels, along with a quiet resolve to face forward and live on, gently presses on the heart.

A warm sound centered on acoustic guitar and piano highlights the story-rich lyrics.

Included on Sasuke’s album “Smile,” the piece was released in October 2004, reached No.

3 on the Oricon charts, sold over 450,000 copies, and was certified Platinum.

It’s a song you’ll want to listen to on a rainy day, especially when you’re trying to heal the pain of a broken heart.