[Stylish & Cool] Trending Now! The Newest Hit and Popular Japanese Songs You’ll Want to Sing at Karaoke
“I want to sing stylish, cool songs at karaoke.” “I want to go to karaoke with my junior colleagues, but I don’t know any recent songs.” Do you have these kinds of worries too?
There must be many people who want to regularly take in cool new songs and practice them.
But it’s tough to keep checking lots of songs on your own, right?
So in this article, we’ve put together a feature on the latest cool karaoke songs!
Be sure to find the perfect track for you.
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[Stylish & Cool] Trending Now! The Newest Hit and Popular Japanese Songs You’ll Want to Sing at Karaoke (41–50)
Mr. Monster feat. AimyonKen Hirai
Ken Hirai, a male singer who represents J-POP, and Aimyon, who has now become a youth icon, collaborated on the song “Kaibutsu-san feat.
Aimyon.” While many duets with male and female vocals feature back-and-forth lyrics sung from each perspective, this one is a love song from a woman’s point of view.
Falling in love brings joy, but it also makes negative thoughts sprout rapidly.
This track feels like an outpouring of those backward-looking emotions.
It would be a blast to sing as a duet at karaoke!
[Stylish & Cool] Hot Right Now! The Newest Hit and Popular Japanese Songs You’ll Want to Sing at Karaoke (51–60)
Hakata LifeRepezen Chikyu (also known as Repezen Earth)
If you want to really heat up the karaoke vibe, how about this song? It’s a track by the music group Repezen Chikyuu, whose popularity took off from their activity on YouTube, released in November 2020.
You could say the song straight-up captures how the members felt as they were approaching disbandment—that might be the easiest way to describe it.
The lyrics are filled with that kind of honest, straightforward language.
It’s their song, but it’s also the kind of emotional number that makes you reflect on your own life.
Sing it with all your energy!
Youth SicknessFujii Kaze
A pop tune by Fujii Kaze, who’s really on a roll.
It’s a track you couldn’t miss in 2020! With its dramatic melody and a touch of nostalgia, it’s the kind of song that people of any generation will find agreeable.
Above all, it exudes a fresh, cool vibe.
The phrasing has great dynamics and flows smoothly, so if you sing it lightly without pushing too hard, it’ll really suit you.
It’s a bit on the long side, but the mood is great, so it’s recommended for any situation.
lampSoshi Sakiyama
Singer-songwriter Soushi Sakiyama gained attention after winning the Grand Prix in the “High School Folk Song GP” segment of AbemaTV’s variety show “Variety Kaitaku Variety Himura ga Yuku.” His 10th major digital single, “Akari,” was selected as the ending theme for the TV anime Jujutsu Kaisen: Hidden Inventory/Premature Death.
Its message—that precious things can be found within the ordinary—may prompt those who feel unlucky to look around and notice what surrounds them.
It’s a soothing number, marked by a gentle vocal delivery and a richly layered ensemble.
Blame it on the summerRADWIMPS
It’s a song that was featured in an Apple Music commercial—you’ve probably heard it before, right? RADWIMPS have tracks with all kinds of vibes, but this one stands out as a simple and beautiful piece built around piano accompaniment.
While it unfolds in a steady, understated way, it gradually builds toward the latter half.
Yojiro Noda’s voice is soft yet full-bodied and leaves a strong impression.
If you focus on letting your voice resonate clearly when you sing it, it’ll likely feel just right!
I want to be your boyfriend.Snow Man
A coupling track from the regular edition of Snow Man’s second single, “KISSIN’ MY LIPS / Stories,” showcasing their impressive high-level performance appeal.
It comically portrays the feeling of liking someone, as if your inner thoughts are slipping out.
The upbeat tempo will have you humming along before you know it! Rather than going for a cool vibe, it’s a song you’ll want to enjoy singing.
Watching someone ride the rhythm and sing it might just make you a fan… It’s perfect not only for belting out solo, but also for having a lively, fun time with friends or a significant other!
thought crimeYorushika
Yorushika’s song “Shisouhan” is officially declared to be plagiarized from George Orwell’s novel 1984.
It’s included on the 2020 album The Reminiscence.
While Yorushika is known for many breezy, exhilarating tracks, this song conveys a darker world that feels different from their usual style.
You could say it represents a new realm of possibilities that Yorushika has opened up.
Staying true to Yorushika’s essence yet sounding cool whether sung by a man or a woman, this track is a great choice—be sure to try it next time you go to karaoke!