Karaoke Ranking of Popular Hikaru Utada Songs [2026]

Wait & See ~Risk~Utada Hikaru26rank/position

Hikaru Utada – Wait & See (Risk)

The 5th single “Wait & See ~Risk~,” which also made headlines for featuring American producer duo Jam & Lewis, became a million seller despite having no tie-in, symbolizing Hikaru Utada’s momentum at the time.

While the song is characterized by a wide vocal range and a complex melody, its catchy hooks make it easy to remember and fun to try at karaoke.

It’s a catchy pop tune that I highly recommend tackling in the original key if you’re confident in your high notes.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Utada Hikaru MedleyUtada Hikaru27rank/position

Utada Hikaru Medley

Debuting in 1998 at the age of 15, she drew widespread attention with her mature looks and captivating vocal talent.

Her first album sold over 7.65 million copies in total, and she grew into a remarkably accomplished artist.

This is a medley packed with all of Hikaru Utada’s charms.

oblivionUtada Hikaru feat. Kohh28rank/position

Hikaru Utada – Oblivion featuring KOHH ft. KOHH

This is a unique track by the legendary diva Hikaru Utada featuring KOHH, a hardcore rapper who skyrocketed in popularity at a young age.

Starting with an ambient intro, the song probes the inner self with vocals brimming with melancholy and poignancy, becoming a hit especially among art-inclined people in their twenties.

Too ProudUtada Hikaru29rank/position

Too Proud

This is a track where you can fully enjoy Hikaru Utada’s dance music.

Included on the album “Hatsukoi,” released in June 2018, it’s a rhythmic song influenced by trap music.

The lyrics depict the lull in marriages or relationships and the avoidance of physical closeness, delicately expressing changes in the relationship and emotional distance.

Its appeal also lies in the interplay of distinctive rhythms and melodies, showcasing a new challenge for Utada.

Rhythmic and dance-friendly, the track is used by many dancers.

If you’re looking for a song to choreograph in your own style, this one is highly recommended.

Another ChanceUtada Hikaru30rank/position

Hikaru Utada - Another Chance

The classic “Another Chance” stands out for its groove.

Evoking early ’90s R&B, the track carries an overall smooth, mature vibe.

While the vocals themselves aren’t technically difficult, its steadfast Black music–style progressions make the rhythm side a bit challenging—accents on the off-beats and such.

Listening to R&B and soul can help you get used to that kind of phrasing.

Because the vocal line sits within a narrow range, the song doesn’t demand a particular innate vocal timbre, so overall it’s relatively easy to sing.

If you find the ad-lib sections impossible to pull off, don’t hesitate to try an arrangement that differs from the original.

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Ryo

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