miwa Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

realmiwa22rank/position

real

A song with a strikingly translucent voice has been born.

Selected as the ending theme for the anime “Momentary Lily,” this piece gently portrays the small joys of everyday life and the bonds we share with those we cherish.

The soothing vocals and guitar harmonies are pleasantly comforting, resulting in a warm, inviting track.

Released by miwa on February 19, 2025, the song is drawing attention as a new step celebrating her 15th anniversary since debut.

It is also slated to be included on the album “miwa,” captivating many fans with its catchy melodies and heartwarming lyrics.

It’s a recommended track for anyone who wants to treasure time with loved ones or cultivate gratitude in daily life.

When spring comesmiwa23rank/position

miwa “When Spring Comes” Music Video

March is also a season of farewells, like graduations.

Despite the warmth of spring, our hearts can feel a bit lonely, right? In times like that, I recommend “Haru ni Nattara” sung by miwa.

It was released in 2011 as her fifth single.

The poppy melody played on acoustic guitar turns anxious, lonely feelings into excitement for spring.

The lyrics are perfect for those graduating, so it might be nice to listen to it with your friends.

emptymiwa24rank/position

miwa “Empty” short movie

Singer-songwriter miwa has gained popularity for her clear, cute vocals and refreshingly vibrant songs.

Her track “Karappo,” chosen as the theme song for the travel show ‘Burari Tochuu Gesha no Tabi,’ is memorable for its chorus that swells with an uplifting sense of openness.

The lyrics, which evoke a fresh new beginning, seem to give you a gentle push forward alongside the breezy ensemble.

With both a sense of speed and lightness that amplifies anticipation for an unseen future, it’s a feel-good pop tune wrapped in a positive atmosphere.

Night sky.miwa feat. Haji→25rank/position

miwa “Yozora (Night Sky). feat. HAZZIE” Music Video

A heartbreaking breakup song that makes you want to cry from the very first piano and strings in the intro.

It’s a collaboration between miwa and Haji→.

That feeling after a breakup—when you can’t forget them, you want to see them, and your chest aches—is something everyone has experienced, right? Those emotions are woven painfully and tenderly through the duo’s beautiful harmonies.

The song is told from both female and male perspectives, but its beautiful melody and harmonies may particularly appeal to women.

Try listening under the night sky, wondering whether he might be feeling the same way as the guy in this song.