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SMAP Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
SMAP continued to release numerous hit songs and became a nationally beloved male idol group, but they sadly disbanded in 2016.
Their songs remain popular at karaoke and are still sung today.
This time, we’ve put together a ranking of their most popular tracks for karaoke.
SMAP Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (1–10)
The One and Only Flower in the WorldSMAP1rank/position
A signature SMAP song whose moving message resonates with everyone.
Written and composed by Noriyuki Makihara, it was first included on the 2002 album “SMAP 015/Drink! Smap!” and released as a single in 2003.
It gained attention as the theme song for the drama “Boku no Ikiru Michi,” starring Tsuyoshi Kusanagi, and achieved cumulative shipments of 3.23 million copies.
In 2007, it was selected for the Agency for Cultural Affairs’ “100 Best Songs of Japan.” From the scene of flowers proudly blooming side by side in a flower shop, the lyrics gently tell us that there’s no need to compare ourselves to others—making it perfect for graduation season.
It’s a song that softly heals hearts tired from competition and evaluation, so why not send it as a message of support to someone embarking on a new chapter?
Beyond the Night SkySMAP2rank/position
A captivating song with a crystal-clear, transparent voice and lyrics that touch the heart.
The words, which depict gazing up at the night sky while reflecting on past memories and hopes for the future, resonate deeply with listeners.
Released in January 1998, this track was also used as the theme song for the Fuji TV program “SMAP×SMAP” and has been cherished across generations as one of SMAP’s signature songs.
If a man in his 40s sings it at karaoke, there’s no doubt the women will say, “Lovely!” Why not sing it gently, keeping your cherished memories with someone special close to your heart?
SHAKESMAP3rank/position
SMAP’s “SHAKE,” known for its catchy melody and easy-to-remember lyrics, is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser at karaoke! It was used as the theme song for SMAP’s hugely popular variety show “SMAP×SMAP,” making it a tune that’s well-known in households across the country.
The song’s dynamic shifts are part of its charm, and the melody is unforgettable after just one listen.
Its structure makes it enjoyable even for those not familiar with music, keeping listeners engaged from start to finish.
If you’re looking for a song that’s fun to sing with a large group, “SHAKE” is a perfect choice.
Lion HeartSMAP4rank/position
A signature SMAP ballad with lyrics by Shinji Nojima, depicting a man’s resolve to protect the one he loves, likened to the figure of a lion.
Released in August 2000 as their 32nd single, it became widely known as the theme song for the drama “Food Fight,” starring SMAP member Tsuyoshi Kusanagi.
The single was a million-selling hit, also noted for featuring the fan-favorite coupling track “Orange.” With its relaxed tempo and minimal drastic pitch changes, it’s approachable even for those not confident in their singing.
If you sing it gently and conversationally over its warm melody, it’s sure to resonate with the listener.
OrangeSMAP5rank/position
It’s one of those classic ballads you want to hear in autumn, with a poignant yet warm piano melody that brings twilight scenery vividly to mind and gently soaks into the heart.
SMAP has many great songs, but this is one that many people might single out as especially special.
It depicts a breakup scene with a lover, yet its appeal lies in the fact that it’s not merely sad.
Concluding the farewell by deliberately replacing parting words with words of gratitude conveys a deep affection for the days they spent together and makes your heart swell.
There’s also a well-known story that the lyrics were changed at Takuya Kimura’s suggestion during the August 2000 recording.
Although it was a B-side to the single “Lion Heart,” its popularity earned it a place on their best-of album—a true gem of a ballad.
Blue LightningSMAP6rank/position
SMAP’s “Blue Lightning,” by the nation’s beloved idol group, is not only a classic that everyone knows but also a karaoke hit number! Released in 1996, it was used as the theme song for “SMAP×SMAP.” Its easy-to-remember, catchy, fast-paced melody and polished lyrics give it an appeal that resonates across generations.
This song creates a sense of unity, making it a sure-fire choice to get a big group hyped at karaoke!
Energetic SmilesSMAP7rank/position
Released in 1993, SMAP’s “Egao no Genki” is a work brimming with early-idol charm.
While it’s a cheer-up song, it also carries the vibe of a love song, making it perfect for refreshing a tired heart.
It was the opening theme for the anime Hime-chan’s Ribbon, and the phrase “A smile suits you” shines with a glittering feel.
Singing it at karaoke is sure to help you share that emotion and create a fun time together.
It’s a song that can get both those who watched Hime-chan’s Ribbon and those who didn’t excited all together.
TriangleSMAP8rank/position
This is a song created around the themes of war and hunger.
Back then, I was in elementary school and didn’t really understand it, but now that I’m an adult, I’ve finally begun to face the realities of war and poverty.
Even if I can’t do anything, if I sing this song, I believe that one day our prayers will surely reach someone.
BatterySMAP9rank/position
Although they disbanded to much regret in 2016, SMAP enjoyed nationwide popularity as a male idol group under Johnny’s.
“Battery” is a song SMAP released in 2013, and it was used in Universal Studios Japan commercials and attractions.
Unusually for SMAP, the lyrics are entirely in English, and the track is known for being especially popular among male listeners.
BANG! BANG! Vacation!SMAP10rank/position
SMAP’s “BANG! BANG! Vacation!” features unique lyrics that mention the members by name and evoke a summery vibe that feels great.
With its easy-to-remember melody and catchy words, it’s perfect for karaoke—easy to sing and guaranteed to get everyone hyped! It really captures the feeling of summer, and the four-on-the-floor beat amps up that excitement for the season.
This track brings together each member’s personality in one song, and the live version is not to be missed.
Try picking it at karaoke and singing it—you might just rediscover SMAP’s appeal.