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Karaoke songs I want to sing late at night

Karaoke songs I want to sing late at night
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Karaoke songs I want to sing late at night

You know how you just get the urge to sing in the middle of the night?A lot of people end up belting it out in their home bathtub or even casually heading to karaoke.

This time, I’ve selected some Japanese karaoke songs perfect for late-night listening.

They’re also great for a nighttime karaoke date.

Karaoke songs I want to sing late at night (1–10)

Pierrot of the NightAdo

This song delicately portrays the feelings of loneliness and anxiety experienced by people today, set against the backdrop of a city nightscape.

It’s striking to see the protagonist searching for a place to belong while walking through streets lit by neon.

The way former aspirations and curiosity fade amid the pressures of everyday life is conveyed through a poignant vocal performance.

Released in June 2021, the track also drew attention as the opening theme for the drama “1 Hour Until the First-Time Experience.” It’s the perfect song for a late-night karaoke session when you want to step away from the city’s clamor and reflect on yourself.

Ado’s translucent voice is sure to draw you in.

Magic of a Summer Nightindigo la End

indigo la End “Summer Night Magic”
Summer Night Magic - indigo la End

This karaoke song by indigo la End—whose high-level performances are drawing massive popularity and increasing attention as a rising, cutting-edge artist—blends a luxurious texture with unpretentious lyrics, making it a perfect fit for late-night vibes.

Agate Caressed by NightAyase

Yoru Naderu Agate / Ayase (self cover)
Agate Caressed by Night Ayase

A beautiful ballad from Ayase’s solo project that poignantly paints the depths of the night.

Included on the first EP, “Ghost City Tokyo,” released in November 2019, this piece vividly portrays the emotions of a man and woman who have no choice but to decide on parting from a loved one.

In a city after the last train has gone, a young man looks back on their relationship; his frustrated feelings as he senses the approaching goodbye are conveyed alongside an urban, mellow sound.

The wavering between wishing for a night with no terminus and trying to accept reality—tenderness toward the other person and a lingering regret—soaks into the heart with the melancholic melody line.

It’s a work that shines with adult sophistication and delicate emotional expression, perfect for a late-night drive or quiet time.

Tonight is Boogie BackKenji Ozawa feat. Scha Dara Parr

Kenji Ozawa featuring Scha Dara Parr – Tonight is Boogie Back (nice vocal)
Tonight is Boogie Back by Kenji Ozawa feat. Scha Dara Parr

A fun track by Kenji Ozawa and Scha Dara Parr that combines a poppy melody with smooth, feel-good rap.

It captures the excitement of meeting up with friends at night and the anticipation of the great time that’s about to start—you might find your body moving to the beat before you know it.

Released in March 1994 in two versions, it became widely loved in part because it was used as the theme song for Tamori’s Super Vocabulary Heaven.

It’s perfect for splitting parts and singing at karaoke, so give it a try with everyone!

It’s A New DayRHYMESTER

RHYMESTER 『It’s A New Day』
It's A New DayRHYMESTER

A karaoke song by Rhymester, who have secured their place as legends in the Japanese hip-hop scene and continue to evolve with their approach to tracks across all genres.

It’s a club-friendly track that fits perfectly late at night and lifts the atmosphere of any setting.

Moon CryingKumi Koda

Koda Kumi / “Moon Crying” (from the new album “WINTER of LOVE”)
Moon Crying Kumi Koda

This karaoke song by Kumi Koda owes its popularity to her charisma, commanding live performances, and the envy she inspires among young women.

With an easy-to-sing melody line and high usability, it’s a stylish track you’ll want to belt out—perfectly on point even late at night.

tobacco / cigarette(s)Koresawa

Koresawa “Tobacco” [Music Video]
Tabako Koresawa

It’s a painfully honest story song that realistically portrays heartbreak.

Over more than six minutes, post-breakup emotions are carefully traced alongside the gentle tones of an acoustic guitar.

A pack of cigarettes left behind by an ex becomes the trigger for recalling the time they spent together, and looking back, only regret remains—such a bittersweet inner landscape is woven through Koresawa’s delicate vocals.

Released in March 2017, just before her major-label debut, this piece can be considered a culmination of her work.

It’s also included on the album “Korekara,” where it continues to be loved.

The melodious, straightforward lyrics are sure to resonate deeply with anyone who has experienced heartbreak.

On nights when you want to face your own feelings, try singing it at karaoke.

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