Karaoke songs I want to sing at night
We’ve compiled a collection of Japanese-lyric songs that are perfect for nighttime karaoke.
Rather than filtering strictly by the theme of “night,” we’ve selected tracks that simply feel just right to sing at night.
Whether you’re having a lively time with friends in a late-night karaoke box or belting it out at a karaoke snack bar, these picks are great for a variety of situations.
Karaoke songs I want to sing at night (1–10)
Tonight is Boogie BackKenji 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!
Agate Caressed by NightAyase
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.
I long to see you now.MISIA
A karaoke song by MISIA, whose overwhelming vocal sense and high-quality track give her the presence worthy of being called a top-tier artist.
It’s crafted to enhance the mood of the night with a moody feel, radiating the presence of a great track that makes you want to sing along.
moonlightChihiro Onitsuka
A karaoke song by Chihiro Onitsuka, whose lyrics that keep you company on lonely nights and distinctive vocal phrasing create a bewitching world.
Its night-sky motif blends seamlessly with the nighttime theme, making it both comforting and irresistible to sing, a testament to its high level of polish.
night skyKobukuro
This is a karaoke song by Kobukuro where their pop, pleasant vocals and the strength of their duo blend perfectly with the acoustic feel.
It’s a high-quality track that makes you want to sing it at night, and you can sense an arrangement that stirs a comfortable feeling.
Tokyo feat. Mamiko Suzuki, Skaaiyonawo
Set to an urban sound where wistfulness and sweetness meld, this gem of a track showcases yonawo’s sensibility as it paints life in Tokyo.
Mamiko Suzuk’s graceful vocals intertwine with Skaai’s rap, resonating like a wander through the city night.
First unveiled as a surprise at the Tokyo stop of “ROOM 470” in July 2022, it captivated the audience on the spot.
Later included on the album Yonawo House, the song drew attention as an ambitious work that opened a new frontier for yonawo.
With its unhurried beat and glossy melodic lines, it creates a cozy atmosphere—perfect for a special night with someone important or as a companion for a drive.
Song of the Eternal NightGod does not play dice.
This song delicately portrays the end of a bittersweet romance and lingering feelings, featuring a beautiful piano melody and emotional vocals that leave a strong impression.
Included on the May 2019 mini-album “A View on Lambda” by Kami wa Saikoro wo Furanai (God Does Not Roll Dice), the track is crafted into a moving piece that carries a sweet, heartrending afterglow while exuding a mature allure.
In August 2020, the music video was released, with actor Keisuke Watanabe’s performance adding deeper color to the story.
It’s perfect as background music for a night drive or quiet moments with someone special.
Highly recommended for those seeking gently resonant music that preserves a moody atmosphere.