[For people in their 20s] Recommended Christmas songs for karaoke [2026]
Since Christmas falls at the end of the year, people in their 20s often have chances to go to karaoke with friends or coworkers.
And around this time, many of you probably feel like singing Christmas songs.
So in this article, we’ll introduce plenty of Christmas karaoke songs we recommend for people in their 20s!
We’ve picked out tracks ranging from the latest hits to slightly nostalgic tunes, so be sure to use this as a guide when choosing songs at karaoke.
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[For people in their 20s] Recommended Christmas songs for karaoke [2026] (51–60)
Christmas WishHirai Dai

The feelings for a loved one, expressed through a warm voice and melody, truly touch the heart.
Released by Dai Hirai in December 2024, this song is perfect for a special Christmas night.
It vividly portrays the sound of bells echoing through the city, couples walking the streets, and the loneliness of spending the night alone.
But it’s not merely a sad song—by the end, it gives you the strength to look forward with a positive spirit.
This piece might just save your heart.
Starbucks, Me and You (English Ver.)Hirai Dai

Released on December 16, 2021, “Starbucks, Me and You” by Dai Hirai is a Christmas song that brightens the Reiwa era.
It’s one of a series of consecutive digital singles created in collaboration with Starbucks.
His signature husky voice enhances the track, and stories from Starbucks customers and baristas are woven in, inviting listeners to relate.
A song that brings a fresh breeze to today’s Christmas—if you haven’t heard it yet, be sure to check it out!
Our Xmasyuka

This pop-tinged track charmingly captures the joy of spending the Christmas season with friends.
Released in December 2024, it was selected as the campaign song for FM Yokohama’s winter campaign “Hot Winter Magic.” Its bright message says you don’t need a romantic partner—time with friends keeps loneliness at bay.
Yuka’s gentle vocals will warm listeners’ hearts.
It’s a Christmas song I especially recommend for teens and people in their twenties!
You and Christmas EveAKB48

“You and Christmas Eve” is a song performed by AKB48 in their 2005 theater show “PARTY ga Hajimaru yo.” Among fans, it remains a beloved early Christmas song.
It features the classic sleigh bell sounds typical of Christmas music and celebrates the joy of spending Christmas Eve with someone you love.
With its relaxed tempo and higher key that doesn’t include difficult parts, it’s an easy song to try even for people who aren’t confident singers.
Merry ChristmasBUMP OF CHICKEN

Featuring strings that evoke the feeling of Santa arriving by sleigh and warm, distinctive arpeggios, “Merry Christmas” is a perfect song for the cold winter season.
In the music video, the band performs in front of passersby, bringing energy to the winter streets.
Most striking is the sentimental chorus, where the protagonist in the lyrics struggles with life yet wishes to be kind.
It’s filled with BUMP OF CHICKEN’s gentle spirit—the desire to accept even the sad things and smile with someone important on such a wonderful day.
Why not try singing it on a karaoke date or in front of someone who’s going through a tough time?



