Enka Karaoke Popularity Rankings [2025]
When you sing popular enka songs, it gets everyone excited—even people who aren’t that into enka.
Still, when it comes time to pick a song at karaoke, it’s easy to get stuck.
I’ve put together a ranking of popular enka songs for karaoke, so let me share it with you.
I hope you find it helpful!
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Enka Karaoke Popularity Rankings [2025] (91–100)
Freeze my heartIwao Takayama99rank/position

When people think of enka, many imagine a gritty style featuring strong vocal ornamentation known as kobushi.
Of course, that kind of song makes up a large part of enka, but “Kokoro Koorasete” is different.
This track blends elements of enka with a genre known as New Adult Music.
Since it doesn’t use kobushi, even those who find traditional enka vocal phrasing difficult should find it easy to sing.
As long as you match the key and pitch, anyone can handle it—the tempo is nice and slow—so give it a try.
Snow CountryIkuzo Yoshi100rank/position
Yoshi Ikuzo’s classic “Yukiguni,” with its strikingly sorrowful tone, leaves a strong impression.
While the piece firmly inherits the elements of enka, its vocal line is characterized by a finish closer to mood kayō.
As a result, the use of kobushi is far less frequent than in typical enka, and the instances that do appear are relatively simple.
For those who struggle with the Tsugaru folk-style kobushi, this is a very singable song.
Consider adding it to your repertoire.






