[For Middle Schoolers] Ranking of Easy-to-Sing Karaoke Songs [2025]

Spring DayAimyon78rank/position

Aimyon – Harunohi [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]

A touching song by Aimyon filled with family love.

As the theme song for a Crayon Shin-chan film, it portrays the beginning of the Nohara family.

It gently sings about the instability and hope of lovers—likened to winter trees and cats—as well as vows for the future.

Released in September 2020, the song is written from the perspective of Shinnosuke’s parents and mentions specific places like Kita-Senju Station and Kasukabe Station.

With its friendly melody and easy-to-sing vocal range, it’s perfect for enjoying at karaoke with family and friends.

The tempo is moderate, making it a great choice even for first-time mic holders.

Why not enjoy a fun karaoke time while feeling the bonds of family and the happiness of everyday life?

Song of a FriendBUMP OF CHICKEN79rank/position

BUMP OF CHICKEN “Friend’s Song”

“Tomodachi no Uta” is a moving ballad with a pleasant melody and touching lyrics.

The words, which express feelings for a friend living far away, are quite moving and likely resonate with many listeners.

The song’s vocal range is just over one octave—fairly narrow—and the pitches sit comfortably within a range that most men can sing.

Combined with its relaxed tempo and simple melody, it should be easy to sing.

Because the range is narrow, if high notes are difficult, you can lower the key.

I love youuu!HoneyWorks feat. Chuutan80rank/position

Sukicchu-no! feat. Chuutan (CV: Saori Hayami) / HoneyWorks

The classic song “Sukicchuu no!” by HoneyWorks and Chuutan.

Compared to the previous work “Kawaikute Gomen,” the coyness is toned down, but femininity is brought to the forefront.

Contrary to its pop impression, the range sits around mid2B to hiD, so it isn’t particularly low.

However, since the overall range is on the higher side, key adjustments will be necessary in most cases.

It’s a song that tends to be well-received by men, so if you’re a high school girl, consider adding it to your repertoire.

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Yūki Chiba – Team Tomodachi (Official Music Video)

I think today’s middle school students are closer to hip-hop than any generation before them.

Among them, many middle school heads are probably listening to trap music, which leads the times.

What I recommend is Team Tomodachi.

This track is a hit number by Yuki Chiba, aka KOHH, that gained worldwide popularity.

It’s laid back in trap style, so the flow is very simple.

Even those not used to rapping should have no problem performing it.

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The Birthday – LOVE ROCKETS [MV] (Opening theme song of the film “THE FIRST SLAM DUNK”)

The Birthday is a band that’s earned popularity for their sharp garage rock and blues rock, paired with a high sense of style.

The vocals, born from a strikingly raspy voice, pull you into the song’s world in an instant.

Among their works, the one I especially recommend is LOVE ROCKETS.

Since it’s authentic rock, it might be difficult to sing for women or men with a clean vocal tone.

However, for men with a rough, gravelly voice, it’s about as singable as it gets, making it a great pick for those who’ve struggled with singing due to a booze-rasped throat.

Ponyo on the CliffFujioaka Fujimaki & Nozomi Ohashi83rank/position

Ponyo: Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea

It’s the theme song of Studio Ghibli’s animated film “Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea.” The song is by Nozomi Ohashi, who was active as a child actress, and the folk duo Fujioka Fujimaki.

With its relaxed, easy-to-sing chorus, catchy melody, and Nozomi Ohashi’s cute choreography, it became a huge hit across a wide range of ages, especially among young children.

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Kobukuro – Oh flowers now in full bloom

Now, Blooming Flowers encourages the resolve to face your dreams and goals.

After being included on the 2013 album One Song From Two Hearts, it was also released as a single in 2014.

The song was used as NHK’s theme for the 2014 Sochi Olympics and Paralympics.

Although it’s in 6/8 time, which can be a bit tricky rhythmically, if you listen closely and lock into the groove, the flowing rhythm becomes easier to sing.

The key isn’t very high either, so it’s a great choice when you want to sing a Kobukuro song in the original key with a cool vibe.