Nogizaka46 Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

“Ja ne” feels heartbreaking.Nogizaka4622rank/position

Nogizaka46: “Goodbye” Is Bittersweet

Nogizaka46 is a popular idol group supported by young men and women.

Even as K-pop–style artists dominate the scene, they continue to enjoy strong, enduring popularity.

Among their songs, the one especially recommended for women who aren’t confident singers is “’Jaane’ ga Setsunai” (“‘See you’ Feels Bittersweet”).

While it leans toward higher tones, the melody progresses at a relaxed pace, so there are no abrupt jumps in pitch.

The falsetto parts also don’t require a big, powerful voice, so be sure to check it out.

Because you can do it someday, you can do it today.Nogizaka4623rank/position

Nogizaka46 'If You Can Do It Someday, You Can Do It Today'

The group’s 19th single, “Itsuka Dekiru Kara Kyou Dekiru,” was selected as the theme song for the film Asahinagu, in which members appeared.

It was also used as the CM song for Haruyama Shoji’s “Regional Support Festival.” As the title suggests, its message—act on your ideas right away—really hits home.

With a narrow vocal range and no large melodic leaps, it’s approachable even for those who aren’t confident singers.

It’s a refreshing pop tune that feels great to sing over a clear, transparent ensemble.

I see…Nogizaka4624rank/position

Nogizaka46 “I see…”

A stylish track that fuses idol pop and dance music, “I see…”.

It’s a song released in March 2020 by the hugely popular idol group Nogizaka46.

While keeping the catchy appeal characteristic of idol songs at the forefront, its arrangement evokes old-school disco, showcasing a new side of Nogizaka46.

In large groups, members differ in vocal range and singing ability.

For that reason, the song is crafted so that it’s relatively easy for any member to sing.

In terms of range, melody, and rhythm, it should feel easy to sing—so be sure to give it a try!

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Nogizaka46 “Route 246”

This is a 2020 song by Nogizaka46.

It drew some attention because producer Yasushi Akimoto asked Tetsuya Komuro—who was effectively retired at the time—to work on it.

Members who have long supported the “Komuro sound” also took part in the arrangement, resulting in a track that’s full-on 1990s Komuro style.

As the article’s title suggests, it’s an easy song to sing.

The melody doesn’t have big rises and falls, and there aren’t any tricky vocal runs.

The key is set relatively low for the trends around 2020, making it easy for people of various ranges and voice types to sing.

If anything, some people might find it a bit hard to catch the notes in the pre-chorus.

But if you try singing it a few times, you’ll get the hang of its quirks.

It also incorporates plenty of key changes characteristic of Komuro’s music, but if you’re just focused on singing, they shouldn’t bother you at all.

Get a big group together and have fun with it!

Protective Color of HappinessNogizaka4626rank/position

Nogizaka46 “Color of Happiness Protection”

Shiawase no Hogoshoku, released in 2020 as Nogizaka46’s 25th single and known among fans as Mai Shiraishi’s graduation song.

True to a graduation theme, the lyrics hint at goodbye, yet it’s more of a positive, clean-cut farewell song with a refreshing aftertaste.

With relatively little pitch movement and a narrow vocal range, it’s an easy track for many people to sing.

Try performing it with a steady, upbeat feel, riding along with the calmly ticking melody.

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Nogizaka46 “Immoral Summer” Music Video

Nogizaka46’s “Immoral Summer,” which became available for streaming from July 2025.

Since the lyrics are packed with summery words, it might be a good one to learn as we head into the season! Rather than a “cute, idol-like” song, it has a slightly cool vibe that makes you want to sing along.

The overall range leans more toward the mid-to-low register than high notes, so it’s a song you can comfortably belt in chest voice.

However, one thing to watch out for when singing mid-to-low songs: if you just let it flow and sing vaguely, you’ll lose dynamics and it can end up sounding boring.

Keep your facial muscles lifted, imagine resonating between your eyebrows, and consciously place an accent on the first beat of each measure.

Since it’s a group song, there’s almost no break when you sing it solo, but it’s fine to prioritize the parts you want to sing.

There’s likely choreography as well, so try incorporating it and have fun!

People dream twice.Nogizaka4628rank/position

Nogizaka46 'People Dream Twice'

Nogizaka46 is one of the most popular idol groups right now.

They’re popular not only among men but also among teenage girls.

Among their songs, the one I especially recommend as being easy to sing is “Hito wa Yume wo Nido Miru” (“People Dream Twice”).

The track has that quintessential Sakamichi sound—soft and radiant—crafted into a polished idol song.

There aren’t many high notes, so it should be very easy for teenage girls to sing.

The melody in the chorus is a little bit tricky, but since it’s built around scales familiar to Japanese listeners, you’ll be able to sing it quickly once you get used to it.