[Ringo Sheena] A roundup of karaoke songs that are easy to sing even for beginners
Ringo Sheena is a singer-songwriter with a one-of-a-kind personality and an original sensibility, who transformed Japan’s J-pop scene through her exceptional self-production skills.
Countless artists have been influenced by her, and even in the 2020s her presence remains overwhelming.
Many of her massive hits are also popular karaoke choices, but plenty of people struggle with her distinctive word choices, phrasing, and melodic lines.
In this article, we’ve picked out relatively easy-to-sing songs and compiled them across different eras.
We also share tips for singing them at karaoke, so take this opportunity to check it out!
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[Ringo Sheena] A roundup of karaoke songs that are easy for beginners to sing (21–30)
Loser to the MoonNEW!Shiina Ringo

Lyrics and composition by Sheena Ringo, arrangement by Seiji Kameda and Sheena Ringo.
It’s a rock number that sharply expresses her own loneliness and ego, and is one of the standout tracks representing the album “Shōso Strip.” Since Seiji Kameda was involved, it’s said to have been performed at Tokyo Jihen’s live shows as well.
It’s also known as a classic that strongly reflects the edgy sensibilities of Sheena Ringo’s early period.
When the guitar starts to ramp up partway through, the melody line can feel challenging, so I recommend practicing along with the vocals.
Practice repeatedly, and when you sing it at karaoke, go for it—sing clearly and with confidence!
Stalk – Japanese versionNEW!Shiina Ringo

The single’s English-lyric version was reworked into Japanese lyrics, featuring a rich, dramatic arrangement centered on strings and band sounds.
It has a strong Japanese flavor and truly embodies the overall concept of the 3rd album “Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana,” which is the fusion of Japanese and Western elements.
It’s characterized by quite a low register, so it should be perfect for those who are good with low voices.
However, if you sing it too evenly, it may become monotonous, so it’s better to project firmly in the chorus.
Try to resonate in the head so your voice doesn’t get muffled!
instinctShiina Ringo

This is a track that shines with bold lyrics depicting a nighttime affair and Shiina Ringo’s distinctive expressive power.
Released in October 1999, the song became a million-seller and one of the defining works of her career.
It was also selected as the ending theme for NTV’s “FUN,” which stirred up plenty of buzz.
When singing it at karaoke, the key is to carefully convey the emotions packed into each and every word.
The mature, seductive lyrical world will resonate with those troubled by love and human relationships.
It’s a recommended song for anyone drawn to Shiina Ringo’s worldview or looking to test their own vocal abilities.
The Correct CityShiina Ringo

Featured on Ringo Sheena’s debut release, this song is filled with the delicate nuances of romance woven by her at the age of 18.
Included on the album “Muzai Moratorium,” released in February 1999, it captured the hearts of many listeners.
It portrays the complex emotions she felt when moving from Fukuoka to Tokyo, depicting separation from a lover and the struggle between love and ambition.
Its distinctive word choice and poignant melody line leave a strong impression, making it a popular choice for karaoke.
With Sheena’s characteristic phrasing and deeply expressive vocals, it is sure to resonate with anyone who has experienced heartbreak.
Why not try singing it yourself, overlaying the emotions of a young person—where the courage to leap into a new environment intersects with lingering regrets—onto your own experiences?
Queen of KabukichoShiina Ringo

Set against the nightlife of Kabukicho, this song carries a powerful message.
Released as a single in September 1998, it has remained one of Ringo Sheena’s signature works, beloved by many fans.
The lyrics candidly depict the strength and fragility of a woman living in Kabukicho, expressing Sheena’s unique worldview.
It’s also intriguing that the song is said to have been completed in about 30 minutes.
It’s very popular for karaoke, with the rolled consonants in the chorus and sensual vocal tone being key points.
Despite its distinctive melody line, many of the phrases are relatively easy to sing, making it a perfect choice for those who want to enjoy a performance with a mature, alluring vibe.
NIPPONShiina Ringo

This work, infused with passionate cheers for Japan’s national team, was selected as the theme song for NHK’s soccer broadcasts.
While reflecting Shiina Ringo’s experiences growing up in Brazil and Shimizu, it was reportedly created with a sense of “pre-battle tremors on the eve of war.” Released as a single by Virgin Music in June 2014, it was accompanied by a video project titled “FROM NIPPON TO THE WORLD.” With its distinctive rhythm and powerful melody, the track is notably easy to learn and sing at karaoke.
It’s recommended for moments when you want to keep the excitement going at a party after a sports match.
block playShiina Ringo

“Tsumiki Asobi” is a song with an incredibly memorable chorus.
Many people have probably seen footage of Ringo Sheena dressed in a green kimono, strumming a guitar as she sings this track.
Released in 1999, the song is included on her debut album, Muzai Moratorium.
While it can feel challenging if you try to pay attention to every nuance of the vocals, it’s actually a track that still sounds cool when you just ride the energy.
Among Ringo Sheena’s songs, it’s also one that really gets a crowd going at karaoke.



