A number I’d recommend to the yutori generation—one I’d like women to sing
Here are some recommended karaoke songs for women, perfect for those from the Yutori generation.
They’re sure to shine even when you go to karaoke with a guy you’re interested in.
From cute idol pop and cool rock tunes to ballads that showcase your vocal ability, we hope this helps you pick songs that suit your personality—or go for a surprising contrast on purpose.
Of course, many of these picks will get a great reaction at girls-only karaoke, too, so be sure to check them out!
Numbers (1–10) I’d recommend to the Yutori generation—songs I’d love to hear women sing
JOYYU-KI
The ninth single by a female singer-songwriter known for her distinctive voice and unique artistic world.
Characterized by innovative arrangements centered on DTM-based programming, the track was released in January 2005 and drew attention as the lead single for her third album, “joy.” The lyrics skillfully weave together the joys found in everyday life and the complexities of human relationships, sparking listeners’ imaginations.
In the music video, she performs an idiosyncratic dance alongside dancers dressed in full-body black tights, which became a hot topic.
It’s a karaoke crowd-pleaser that’s sure to capture men’s hearts when sung by women of the yutori generation.
MIRRORAdo
While Ado is strongly associated with powerfully belting out a rebellious spirit against society, she also excels at dance numbers that captivate with a sophisticated, urban sound.
This track, provided by Natori, a creator from her generation, is a groovy and stylish piece that truly reveals a new side of Ado.
The song carries a message of self-affirmation: face yourself in the mirror and accept everything—good days and bad—and dance the night away.
Released in May 2024 and included on the album “Zanmu,” it’s the perfect choice to set a refined mood as BGM for a night drive or a slightly upscale dinner.
StoryAI
The 12th single by AI, a female singer-songwriter known for her soulful vocals and powerful stage presence.
Released in May 2005, it became a major hit, reaching No.
8 on the Oricon charts.
The song has been featured as the theme for the film “Taiko-Hiki no Koi” and as the Japanese ending theme for Disney’s “Big Hero 6.” With lyrics that emphasize the importance of cherishing the present moment, it’s known for its heartfelt, resonant message.
For karaoke, it’s recommended to sing while channeling AI’s strong, expressive voice.
When sung by a woman, this is a track sure to captivate the hearts of men.
Crimson Lotus FlowerLiSA
LiSA’s 15th single, featuring a voice that combines strength and beauty, has captivated countless listeners.
Chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, it became a massive hit that rose to the level of a social phenomenon.
Its powerful rock sound and delicate lyrics blend brilliantly, stirring the hearts of all who listen.
Since its release in July 2019, it has received high acclaim, including numerous awards.
This song, which inspires courage and hope in the face of hardship, is sure to captivate men when sung by women at karaoke.
Thank youIkimonogakari
This is the 18th single by Ikimono-gakari, a male-female duo known for a wide range of hits from striking ballads to catchy uptempo songs.
Characterized by warm, gentle vocals and melodies, it was released in May 2010 and was written as the theme song for the NHK morning drama Gegege no Nyobo.
The lyrics, which express gratitude toward a loved one, resonated with many people and made the song popular at graduations and farewell ceremonies.
Because the chorus begins with a melody that steps up the scale one note at a time, it’s less likely to go off pitch, making it a recommended number even for women who aren’t confident at karaoke.
If you want to make me your girlfriendKoresawa
This song features lyrics that capture a woman’s delicate feelings of love from a unique perspective, paired with a catchy melody.
Its frank demands about romance and the candid exposure of personal vulnerability are especially striking.
It was included on the second EP, “Joshi, Jokyo,” released in December 2015.
Koresawa’s soft, translucent vocals further enhance the song’s world.
Sing it at karaoke and you might just win the heart of the guy you’re interested in.
It’s also perfect for getting hyped with your girlfriends—a pop tune recommended for the yutori generation.
SenbonzakuraWagakki Band
A song by Wagakki Band that made waves with its innovative blend of traditional Japanese elements and rock.
Released in 2014, the track was also included on the album Vocalo Zanmai.
In 2015, the band made their terrestrial TV debut on TV Asahi’s Music Station with this very song.
Its distinctive sound—where intense rock beats intertwine exquisitely with the tones of traditional instruments—stands out powerfully even at karaoke.
If a woman from the yutori generation sings it, she’s sure to impress everyone around her.