Packed with masterpieces! Karaoke songs recommended for women of the Yutori generation
Here are some karaoke songs we recommend for women of the Yutori generation! We’ve gathered classic and well-known tracks, so they’re perfect not only for outings with friends of the same generation, but also songs that people from other generations are likely to recognize.
That said, some of these can be challenging to sing, so use this list to practice songs that are comfortable for you or ones you’d like to try.
Also, some of these can be handled by men with higher vocal ranges, not just women, so we hope this helps when choosing songs.
A Lineup of Classics! Karaoke Songs Recommended for Millennial Women (1–10)
Crimson Lotus FlowerLiSA
The song used as the opening theme for the anime Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba was released in July 2019 as LiSA’s 15th single.
With lyrics themed around strength and the will to face hardship, it resonated with many people and became a massive hit that sparked a social phenomenon.
From delicate nuances to powerful vocals, its wide expressive range captivates listeners, making it a song that can draw people in even at karaoke.
It’s a karaoke number that women can sing with cool confidence—and one that men can enjoy getting hyped to as well.
Racing into the NightYOASOBI
YOASOBI is a musical duo drawing attention with their modern arrangements and unique concept.
Based on a novel, this debut track made a powerful impression and firmly established their presence.
Released in December 2019, it set numerous records, including earning diamond certification for streaming.
Its driving piano phrases and striking melody vividly portray the story of two people standing on the boundary between life and death.
It’s challenging to sing at karaoke, but it’s popular especially among younger listeners, so it might be fun to tackle it with friends.
It’s also a perfect companion for a nighttime drive.
heavy rotationAKB48
With its catchy melody and exhilarating rock sound that amps up the energy, this is AKB48’s 17th major single.
The chorus that follows the lead vocal in the hook makes you want to join in at karaoke.
Released in August 2010, the song features lyrics by Yasushi Akimoto and music by Yo Yamazaki.
Yuko Oshima serves as the center, and the members were selected from those who placed up to 21st in the general election.
This track, which likely helped spread AKB48’s name beyond idol fans, is a karaoke favorite sung by a wide range of listeners across ages and tastes.
May it be filled with kindnessJUJU
JUJU’s ninth single, which was featured in multiple commercial campaigns.
It’s a rock ballad and is known as one of her signature songs to which she feels a strong personal connection.
Released in February 2009, it was produced by Seiji Kameda.
The lyrics evoke a sense of motherhood, and her emotional vocals express deep love and gratitude for someone special.
The mature, gracious, and beautiful tone of the song resonates deeply with listeners.
It’s a karaoke favorite across generations, making it perfect for gatherings with friends or workplace parties.
CHE.R.RYYUI
An eighth single by singer-songwriter YUI that sings of bittersweet first love.
Its memorable phrases, paired with an arrangement that evokes the freshness of spring, are sure to make listeners’ hearts flutter.
Released in March 2007 and featured in KDDI’s “LISMO!” commercials, the song reached No.
2 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
With a breezy sound that makes you want to listen while driving or traveling, it’s guaranteed to be a hit at karaoke.
It’s perfect for enjoying with friends of the same generation, and the lyrics are relatable across a wide range of ages, making it a number that transcends generations.
MarigoldAimyon
This is the fifth major-label single by Aimyon, an artist who has gained popularity—especially among younger listeners—for her uniquely empathetic lyrics and gentle acoustic guitar sound.
Owing to its astonishing cumulative streaming numbers, the song is widely recognized across generations as one of her signature tracks.
Released in August 2018, it also ranked high on the Oricon Digital Singles chart.
Its nostalgic, feminine melody likely makes many men hope women will sing it at karaoke.
For women of the so-called “yutori generation,” this is a must-know mega-hit.
Shangri-LaChatmonchy
The third single by the girls’ rock band Chatmonchy was used as the ending theme for a TV anime.
It became the band’s first entry into the Oricon Singles Chart top 10 and their biggest hit single.
Despite its simple melody, the irregular meter in the chorus serves as a hook, making it a fun song to sing.
The lyrics begin with everyday events and go on to question the essence of human connection.
It’s arguably a must-sing track at karaoke for women of the yutori generation when they go out with peers.
Released in November 2006, the song is still loved by many today.