miwa Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

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miwa 『chAngE』Music Video

Singer-songwriter miwa, with her cute voice and looks, refreshing songs, and other diverse charms, is beloved by a wide range of listeners.

Her third single, “chAngE,” which was chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime BLEACH, became a hit, debuting at No.

1 on RecoChoku’s daily “Chaku-Uta Full” rankings.

The way she belts out lyrics that evoke a positive, strong female image is likely appealing to men as well.

Featuring guitar-driven, exhilarating ensemble work that pumps up the energy, it’s a rock tune guaranteed to hype up any karaoke session.

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[miwa] [Live] No Matter How Old You Are

Composed as a movie’s theme song, miwa’s track is a heartwarming number that sings about bonds that never change no matter how old we get.

It’s included on the album “guitarium,” released in March 2012, and incorporates fun, punkish rock elements.

With its upbeat, catchy rhythm that brings a smile to everyone’s face, it’s a perfect fit for birthday celebrations.

Packed with positive messages about life, love, and friendship, it gives listeners courage and hope.

It’s a highly recommended song to make a loved one’s birthday even more special.

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miwa 'Soredemo Tada' Music Video

Miwa is a female singer-songwriter who continues to attract popularity with her catchy musical style.

She has created many classic songs, but among her relatively newer works, the one I recommend is Soredemo Tada.

While it isn’t a song with no high parts at all, the lyrics have relatively few words, which gives you ample breathing room before the next phrase.

Since many recent songs don’t offer that kind of space, the vocal line in this track should be very easy to sing for those who worry about breathing or swallowing saliva.

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miwa “Update” Music Video (Short Ver.)

This is miwa’s 24th single, released in May 2018.

It was used as the ending theme for the Nippon TV anime My Hero Academia.

I know I’m the one who picked it, but aiming for a high score by tracing the melody exactly might be a bit tricky with this song (lol).

miwa, who sings the original, gives the impression of having solid foundational vocal technique, and she handles the slightly challenging melody with ease.

That said, the chorus melody is very catchy and easy to remember, so as long as you make sure your voice doesn’t get weak when switching to falsetto and that the transition isn’t unnatural, you should be fine.

It’s a song with a very light, pleasant groove, so have fun practicing it.

The key to a high score really comes down to memorizing the original melody accurately.

Since it’s a straightforward song in terms of expression, if you pay attention to rhythm and pitch, a high score is definitely within reach!

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♪Sayonara miwa Solo acoustic Muse Note

“Sayonara” depicts the moment of parting from the person you thought was more precious than anyone else.

This song by singer-songwriter miwa—who skillfully performs a wide range of music from pop to rock—was included on her 2013 album “Delight.” It portrays a relationship between two people who, as many seasons pass, gradually grow distant and begin to miss each other emotionally.

The track features her gentle voice and warm melody that seem to envelop the loneliness and anxiety of heartbreak.

Why not listen closely to the words that unfold a scene of farewell right before your eyes?

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miwa “Synchro” Music Video

A track from miwa’s EP “Kimi ni Koishita Toki kara,” released in August 2022.

At first listen it sounds like a very catchy, singable pop song, but if you listen closely, you’ll notice skillful shifts in vocal placement, especially in the higher sections.

The groove also has a slightly bouncy feel that many Japanese singers find challenging.

If you can nail this perfectly at karaoke, you’ll definitely grab everyone’s attention! If the rhythm of your singing gets flat, it can ruin the song, so be sure to listen carefully to the beat of the backing track (karaoke) and keep a solid sense of rhythm as you sing.

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miwa “Harunoot” Music Video

How about soothing your soul with the youth-themed song “Harunoto”? This piece was written by miwa as the ending theme for the anime “MIX MEISEI STORY: The Second Summer, Beyond the Sky.” The lyrics portray the frustrating feeling of being aware of each other yet unable to confess your feelings.

Listening to this song might be a nice way to reflect on memories of your youth and past romances.

Because it sings about universal themes, it’s something people of all generations can relate to.