Yorushika Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Have you ever wanted to sing Yorushika songs at karaoke but found yourself wondering which ones to pick because they seem “difficult” or “too high”? While many of their tracks feature delicate melodies and distinctive rhythms, there are actually songs that are relatively easy to sing and let you capture the vibe well.
In this article, we’ll introduce recommended Yorushika songs in a ranking format, focusing on tracks that are easy to sing at karaoke and ones that are great for getting the crowd excited.
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Yorushika Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (21–30)
SunNEW!Yorushika22rank/position
Yorushika’s masterpiece “Taiyō” (“The Sun”).
Among Yorushika’s songs, this piece boasts one of the narrowest vocal ranges.
Typically, songs with a narrow range are sung in the mid register, but this one is sung mostly in the low register.
As a result, for many women it will feel like singing in their speaking voice.
Because of this, there’s very little strain on the throat, and the vocal line itself is simple with minimal contour, making it undeniably easy to sing.
Definitely consider adding it to your repertoire.
left-right confusionNEW!Yorushika23rank/position
Yorushika’s song was released in July 2022 as the theme song for the film “Even If This Love Disappears from the World Tonight.” Its lyrics, which use memory as a motif, and its emotional melody make a strong impression.
Inspired by Oscar Wilde’s “The Happy Prince,” it strongly reflects themes of self-sacrifice and philanthropy.
This piece portrays the heroine’s anterograde amnesia and the fragile yet beautiful romance she shares with the protagonist.
It’s a slow-tempo ballad that’s easy to sing at karaoke and is especially recommended for women.
The Robber and the BouquetNEW!Yorushika24rank/position
The song “Robber and Bouquet” opens the 1st EP, Creation.
Its contrast between thought-provoking, decadent lyrics and an ensemble featuring a light, upbeat groove creates an addictive appeal.
While the vocal range is broad—with passages that move in low registers and others in high—the overall key sits low and the melody has few leaps, so if you set it to a key that suits you, it’s easy to sing at karaoke.
It’s a hooky pop tune we’d love you to sing while picturing the scenes it evokes.
There’s a hole in my heart.NEW!Yorushika25rank/position
Yorushika’s commemorative, digital-only single that marked their major-label debut is “Kokoro ni Ana ga Aita” (“A Hole Opened in My Heart”).
Released in 2019, it was included on the album “Elma” and featured in Teikyo Heisei University’s 2019 TV commercial.
The track is notable for its driving, syncopation-heavy beat and a memorable piano phrase in the intro.
Its meticulously crafted lyrics, with their story and worldview, are also captivating.
It’s a song that shows the power of music, so definitely give it a try!
Please forget it.NEW!Yorushika26rank/position
A song by Yorushika whose gentle melody and soul-soothing vocals evoke a sense of nostalgia.
The theme centers on self-sacrificial love, as the narrator wishes for their beloved to “forget” them for the sake of the beloved’s future.
Yet behind those words seems to lie a desperate, contradictory feeling of “I actually don’t want you to forget,” and that tension tightens the listener’s chest.
Released in July 2024 as the theme song for the drama “GO HOME: Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department—Unidentified Persons Consultation Office,” this sentimental number quietly stays by your side on nights when you’re nursing heartbreak or immersing yourself in memories of someone dear.
thought crimeNEW!Yorushika27rank/position
This song, Thoughtcrime, is included on Yorushika’s third album, Plagiarism, released in 2020.
As always with Yorushika, the lyrics make you think and pierce straight into your heart, and this track is no exception—it opens with a somewhat shocking, hard-hitting line that immediately draws you in.
The contrast between the crystal-clear, pure-sounding vocals and the slightly heavy lyrics is, if anything, a major part of the appeal.
The overall pitch is on the lower side, so it’s also an easy choice for those who find many women’s songs in karaoke too high and difficult to sing.
Setting SunNEW!Yorushika28rank/position
This is Yorushika’s 15th single overall (13th as a digital release), released in May 2023.
It was written as the opening theme for the TV anime “The Dangers in My Heart.” To sing this song well, the key points are: how carefully and clearly you can deliver the low notes that are used frequently outside the chorus, and whether you can keep up with the comparatively wide interval leaps in the chorus melody.
If you can clear those hurdles, the melody itself isn’t particularly complex, so if you’re aiming for a perfect 100 in karaoke, you should be able to handle it with solid practice.
Be sure to create a clear contrast between the legato passages and the more crisp, articulate sections.
It’s a bit of an advanced pick, but if you’re confident in your singing, definitely try for that perfect 100!
