Popular Japanese songs among women in their 20s: a collection of masterpieces that are great to listen to and great to sing.
What kind of music do you listen to when you’re on the go, working, or relaxing at home?
And when you go to karaoke with friends or coworkers, what songs do you sing?
In this article, we’ll introduce recommended tracks for women in their twenties from two angles: “listening” and “singing.”
We’ve picked out standout hits that are trending on social media and songs by popular artists—tunes that are perfect both to listen to and to sing.
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Popular Japanese songs among women in their 20s. A collection of masterpieces that are great to listen to and great to sing (41–50)
Pride BrightJuice=Juice
“Pride Bright,” a 2023 track by Hello! Project group Juice=Juice.
Set to a cool, mature-sounding melody, it sings about a strong woman who never falls into love just because it’s convenient.
That assertive vibe also comes through in their sharp, powerful dance and the slightly grown-up atmosphere seen throughout.
It’s a recommended song for anyone with a strong will who doesn’t want a compromising romance or one that goes against their true feelings.
If only I could say I love youKERENMI & atarayo
The digitally released track “Tada Suki to Ietara” was selected as the theme song for the live-action film Kokan Uso Nikki, which is based on a coming-of-age novel.
It’s a collaboration between KERENMI—the project led by music producer Koichi Tsutaya that’s been generating buzz—and Atarayo, a band known for the tagline “a band that grows by eating sadness.” With a simple ensemble and a hooky melody, it’s an undeniably catchy number.
The delicate lyrics, which overlap with the film’s story, evoke a sense of nostalgia.
A pop tune with gentle vocals and a refreshing arrangement that feels so good you’ll want to keep it on repeat.
Do not touchMISAMO
TWICE is a nine-member multinational girl group from South Korea.
MISAMO, the group’s first sub-unit, delivers an addictive track with “Do not touch,” whose charm lies in its cute yet cool vibe.
Among the highlights is Momo’s vocal tone as she trails the main melody in the chorus—it’s striking and sticks in your head after just one listen.
In the second verse, Mina’s vocals take the spotlight, giving the song a fresh feel, which is another fun touch.
Overall, the song really brings out the unique vocal qualities of each member, so be sure to listen closely for those differences!
MarshmallowMISAMO
MISAMO is a unit formed by the Japanese members of TWICE, a globally renowned K-pop group.
“Marshmallow,” included on their 1st mini album Masterpiece, stands out with its catchy, hook-filled melody that sticks in your head.
While it gives off a girl-crush vibe, the somewhat sentimental lyrics convey a complex and authentic emotional landscape.
It’s a stylish pop tune whose polished ensemble draws you into its world—one you’ll want to keep listening to.
Song of LoveMyuk
Myuk is the music project by Miyu Kumakawa, a singer-songwriter who even performed at FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL at the age of 18.
Released digitally on June 14, 2023, “Ai no Uta” is a high-velocity track grounded in dance music.
Its lyrics, which express a desire to follow one’s own path rather than compete with others, remind us of what truly matters amid the rush of everyday life.
It’s a stylish pop tune whose cool production and emotional vocals create an impactful contrast.
When You Were MineNissy(Nishijima Takahiro)
Takahiro Nishijima, who is active as an actor and singer under the name “Nissy.” One of his works drawing attention as his first English-language song is “When You Were Mine.” It’s an R&B-style dance track that sings about longing for a cherished person who has been lost.
From the consistently showcased high-tone vocals to the key change toward the end, there are plenty of highlights.
And don’t miss the sharp dance performance in the music video, either.
COCONUTNiziU
NiziU is a nine-member girl group selected through a Japan–Korea joint global audition project, drawing attention even before their debut.
Their second album’s title track, COCONUT, features tropical-evoking sounds and melodies that linger in your ears, just as the title suggests.
The lyrics, brimming with anticipation for the hot season, are likely to resonate with many people as summer approaches.
It’s a pop tune with a liberating arrangement that lifts your spirits, marked by a cute ensemble and tight beats.