A Special Feature on Easy-to-Sing Anime Songs for Karaoke [100+ Songs]

SEA HORIZONUmino High School Breakwater Club

Umino High School Breakwater Club “SEA HORIZON” Music Video (Short Ver.)

Diary of Our Days at the Breakwater is a manga themed around “high school girls and fishing,” with original work by Yasuyuki Kosaka, that finally received a much-anticipated TV anime adaptation in 2020.

Its gently flowing pace, the charming characters’ witty banter, and the authentic fishing depictions made for a wonderful series that many surely looked forward to each week.

SEA HORIZON is the anime’s opening theme song, performed by the four main cast members.

It’s a textbook pop song that perfectly captures the series’ worldview, and its oddly nostalgic melody is truly delightful.

It’s an easy song to sing without any quirks, but since each of the four has solo parts, it’s even more fun if you consider their individual vocal qualities when you sing it!

freshly learnedKurokobito (Black-Marked Neck)

Kurokobushi / Freshly Learned - OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO -

Kurokokubi is a three-piece rock band.

Their song Obaetate, featuring vocalist Horiage-san’s beautiful falsetto, is an anime track that’s easy to sing at karaoke.

It’s the ending theme for Shinobi no Ittoki, which centers on ninjas, and it really captures the anime’s unique atmosphere.

The slow tempo makes it friendly even for karaoke beginners.

There are some higher notes, but since they’re meant to be sung in falsetto, it’s reassuring for those who find high notes difficult in chest voice.

Re:Re:ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION

ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION 『Re:Re:』(Short Ver.)

These days, even songs with male vocals tend to have higher keys, don’t they? For those who are good with lower ranges, I recommend “Re:Re:.” It was included on ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION’s 2004 album “Sol-fa,” and later used as the opening theme for the anime “ERASED.” Since it’s an uptempo track with relatively low vocal range, it’s great to sing with energy and momentum! Once that intro guitar kicks in, the excitement shoots up—so go all out and belt out this rock number in front of anime fans!

That's not me.Shino Shimoji

Shigeno Shimoji: 'That's not me.' Music Video (Short ver.)

This song was used as the ending theme for the anime “Miss Caretaker of Sunohara-sou.” It’s sung by Shino Shimoji, who is also active as a voice actress, and was released in 2018 as her second single.

It’s an electric tune that blends a sense of speed with a dreamy atmosphere, resulting in a refreshing finish.

The lyrics, which explore the gap between the self you want to be and the self you can’t become, are a bit thought-provoking.

Believing in yourself is important, isn’t it? With few words and not many melodic changes, it’s easy to memorize.

Just note that the key is a little high, so adjust it if it’s difficult.

Sun Is Coming UpAsaka

Asaka “Sun Is Coming Up” Music Video Full Version (Opening Theme of the Laid-Back Camp Movie)

Asaka, a singer whose artist name means “a flower blooming in Asia” and who is also active as a cosplayer.

Her 12th single, “Sun Is Coming Up,” chosen as the opening theme for the animated film Laid-Back Camp: The Movie, features a happy ensemble and a brisk, comfortable beat.

The melody is fast, so you’ll want to be careful not to fall behind, but because the vocal range is narrow and the tune is catchy, it’s easy to remember and sing.

It’s a pop and cute anime song that brightens the mood at karaoke.

By your side, my placeYoshino Nanjo

[Yoshino Nanjo] Nyaa Single “Kimi no Tonari Watashi no Basho” Non-Telop Ending

This song was used as the ending theme for the anime “My Roommate Is a Cat.” It’s sung by Yoshino Nanjō, who is also a voice actress, and was released in 2019 as her eighth single.

It’s a gentle ballad with a sparkling atmosphere; both the warm sound arrangement and her soothing vocals are comforting.

There aren’t many difficult melodies or high-pitched phrases, so give it a try.

The key point is to clearly plan where to use your falsetto.

I'll find it before the stars do.Hiroko Moriguchi

Hiroko Moriguchi / I’ll Find You Before the Stars – Music Clip Full Ver.

While active as a pioneering variety-show idol, singer Hiroko Moriguchi is also known for her high artistic acclaim.

This is her 30th single.

The song was used as the ending theme for the TV anime One-Punch Man and, at the same time, became a smash-hit single commemorating the 30th anniversary of her debut.

It features a distinctive rhythmic melody in parts like the B-melody, yet it can be sung at a relaxed pace overall, making it great for karaoke.

It’s an anime song that will draw you in with her richly expressive vocals—a different side from how she usually appears on television.