Nogizaka46 Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

How many times has the blue sky appeared?Nogizaka468rank/position

How many times has the blue sky appeared?

This is a ballad-themed song about reexamining oneself.

Its piano melody and four-on-the-floor kick drum rhythm leave a strong impression, and the simple yet deeply resonant tune is captivating.

Unlike previous Nogizaka46 tracks, the lyrics focus on the struggles and hopes of youth.

Released in October 2014, it was also featured in an HTC smartphone commercial, debuting at No.

1 on the Oricon Weekly Singles chart with approximately 478,000 copies sold in its first week.

Erika Ikuta, who plays the piano, served as the center for the title track for the first time, marking her return from a temporary hiatus from entertainment activities.

It’s a song we especially recommend to those who feel anxious or uncertain about the future, or who are about to take a new step forward.

pedestrian overpassNogizaka469rank/position

Nogizaka46 “Footbridge”

An ambitious work by Nogizaka46 that delicately portrays the emotions of standing at a crossroads in life.

Set against the season of cold, wintry winds, the protagonist’s hesitation and resolve as they try to take a step toward the future are striking.

While burdened by worries about their path and dreams, the image of a young person attempting to take a new step forward, as if guided by the view from atop a pedestrian bridge, is something anyone can relate to.

Released in December 2024, the work features 4th-generation member Sakura Endo as center and includes a new song by the 5th generation.

It comes in multiple editions from Type-A to Type-D, and also contains footage from the Hong Kong concert.

Highly recommended as a song that gently nudges forward those who hold both hope and anxiety for an unseen future.

Girls' RuleNogizaka4610rank/position

Nogizaka46 'Girls' Rule' Short Ver.

“Having a friend by your side” may feel like a given, but it’s actually something miraculous.

Girls’ Rule, released in 2013 as the sixth single, is a work that also drew attention for being the first time Mai Shiraishi took the center position.

The song’s tempo is energetic yet carries a somewhat nostalgic atmosphere that leaves an impression.

The lyrics likely contribute to that feeling as well; for working adults, it’s the kind of song that makes you unwittingly recall your school days.

Be sure to focus on keeping up with the song’s brisk pace!

Solo HeavenNogizaka4611rank/position

Nogizaka46 “Heaven for Singles”

In the past, most fans of female idols were men, but these days it’s common for women to support female idols too.

I imagine many teenage girls are fans of Nogizaka46.

For those people, I recommend Ohitorisama Tengoku (“Solo Paradise”).

It’s a song that exudes Nogizaka’s signature vibe—lively yet pure.

The vocal line is catchy, and since there aren’t many long notes or high notes, I think it’s very easy to sing.

Sing Out！Nogizaka4612rank/position

Nogizaka46 'Sing Out!'

This is a song called “Sing Out!” by the popular idol group Nogizaka46.

Its gentle, pleasant melody soothes everyone’s hearts.

Sing it with the feeling of “Great job this year!” The tempo is relaxed, so let’s all clap along and have fun together!

I feel like taking the long way home.Nogizaka4613rank/position

Nogizaka46 'I Want to Take a Detour on the Way Home'

This is the number performed at the Kouhaku Uta Gassen, which was Nanase Nishino’s final stage as a member of Nogizaka46.

Even if they say “five minutes left,” I still want to keep enjoying this fun atmosphere! That feeling is just like the title of this song—wanting to take the long way around to somehow stretch out the time, right? With the wish to keep things just as they are a little longer, please enjoy it together with your friends!

Barefoot SummerNogizaka4614rank/position

Nogizaka46 “Hadashi de Summer”

If you’re looking for a cute summer song—an adorable Nogizaka46 track about young love—I recommend “Hadashi de Summer.” It’s the first song where Asuka Saito served as center, and it was also performed at that year’s NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen.

The lyrics portray unrequited feelings from a male perspective, but they’re relatable regardless of gender, capturing a sweet, heart-fluttering crush.

It’s a refreshing summer tune with minimal vocal range ups and downs, so it’s easy to sing.

Give it a try when you want to elevate the summer mood.