Sakurako Ohara’s Most Popular Karaoke Songs Ranking [2025]

Midsummer SunSakurako Ohara8rank/position

Sakurako Ohara – Midsummer Sun (Music Video Short ver.)

A summery song released by Sakurako Ohara in 2015 that wraps you in an irresistibly happy mood.

Its dramatic flair—thanks to lyrics and composition by Seiji Kameda—is also distinctive, overflowing with excitement and the feeling of building momentum toward the height of summer! It captures a youthful vibe that goes beyond student life, like making countless memories.

Listening to “Midsummer Sun” gives you the sense that something fun is just around the corner! It’s also a great way to start a summer day.

Let's dance.Sakurako Ohara9rank/position

Let's dance! 'Sakurako Ohara'

A popular song by Sakurako Ohara, a female artist who is active not only as a singer but also as an actress.

It’s well-liked as a song that girls can sing and dance to together.

I think Sakurako Ohara’s fresh, slightly husky voice brings out the crisp feeling of autumn.

SeptemberSakurako Ohara10rank/position

September

The song “September” by Sakurako Ohara captivates with her refreshing, straightforward vocals.

The lyrics and composition are by music producer Seiji Kameda.

With references to formulas and notebooks that evoke school days, the lyrics carry a youthful nostalgia.

If you’re a current student, it’ll surely make your heart ache in the best way.

It’s a breakup song written from a male perspective, and Ohara’s refreshing yet delicate delivery is part of its charm.

It’s perfect for sentimental September—be sure to pick it at karaoke.

Shine On MeSakurako Ohara11rank/position

Sakurako Ohara – Shine On Me (Official Music Video)

Sakurako Ohara is a singer who has worked on many love songs.

She drew attention for taking on her first dance performance with “Shine On Me.” It’s an R&B track that depicts the push-and-pull with a man she has feelings for, told from a woman’s perspective.

It’s an upbeat song, yet it also conveys a mature vibe.

Since there’s a lot of English in the lyrics, paying attention to the pronunciation can really make it feel like you’re nailing the performance.

The choreography is catchy too, so it’s fun to try imitating it lightly.

A tiny love songSakurako Ohara12rank/position

Sakurako Ohara as Riko Koeda – A Tiny Love Song (Short ver.) <Film: The Liar and His Lover>

This is an insert song from her film debut, “The Liar and His Lover.” Her beautiful voice gained popularity.

The key of this song is stable, so if you sing carefully, it feels good to perform.

If you practice the tricky falsetto parts, you’ll be fine! Add contrast between the powerful sections and the gentle ones, and it will sound even better.

Give it a try!

moonlightSakurako Ohara13rank/position

Sakurako Ohara – Moonlight (Official Music Video)

The sharp keyboard phrases are striking, and the guitar’s cutting gives the song a groovy finish.

It’s got a vibe that feels great to sing.

Beneath its cute-sounding surface, there’s a cool, stylish edge—highly recommended.

Might be a good one to sing around the middle of a karaoke session.

My Favorite JewelSakurako Ohara14rank/position

Sakurako Ohara – My Favorite Jewel (Music Video Short ver.)

Released in 2017 as Sakurako Ohara’s seventh single.

The lyrics and music were written by Motohiro Hata, and it reached No.

8 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

With its refreshing sound and Ohara’s clear, transparent vocals, it’s a feel-good song.

Singing it cutely and cheerfully at karaoke really gets the crowd going.