Songs with titles starting with 'Fu': a unique and wide-ranging world of 'Fu'
From everyday words like “futari” (two of us) and “fuyu” (winter) to many katakana terms like “photo–” and “brother–,” there are plenty of titles that start with the sound fu.
What words come to mind? This article introduces popular songs and easy-to-use titles that begin with fu.
There’s a wide range to choose from, and it’s fairly easy to find unique titles too—so it might be fun to memorize them! Feel free to use this as a reference not only when you’re curious about songs that start with fu, but also as a prompt for picking songs, such as in karaoke shiritori where you connect titles by the last character.
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Songs with titles starting with “Fu.” The unique and wide world of “Fu” (111–120)
FragileVivid BAD SQUAD
The melody overflowing with poignancy stirs the heart.
“Fragile,” created by the popular Vocaloid producer Nuyuri, had its cover version by Vivid BAD SQUAD implemented in 2020.
The lyrics, which depict delicate emotions and inner conflict, match perfectly with the voices of Akito Shinonome and Toya Aoyagi.
The vocal range is calm with few extreme high notes, so it should be singable without strain.
If you ride the rhythm and sing with a cool vibe, you might just steal everyone’s attention.
Songs with titles starting with “Fu.” The unique and wide world of “Fu” (121–130)
PHOENIXBURNOUT SYNDROMES
A rock number that conveys an indomitable spirit—rising to your feet even after you’ve burned out.
Created by BURNOUT SYNDROMES, a youth-literature-inspired rock band from Osaka, this work is their fifth major-label single, released in February 2020.
It was selected as the opening theme for the anime Haikyu!! TO THE TOP.
The soundscape of racing beats layered with sparkling guitars delivers an uplifting, almost celebratory rush.
The lyrics—singing of overcoming the pain of failure and setbacks and aiming for the sky once more—hit straight to the heart.
It’s the perfect song for those moments when you stumble and feel like your spirit might break, or when you want to get fired up together with friends.
Fuzzy BoyFoi
Foi is a Japanese-Chinese half singer whose music, shaped by life in China and influenced by C-pop, is especially captivating.
Driven by her admiration for Japanese school uniforms, she returned to Japan at 16 and boldly took up the guitar in her school light music club.
After performing with the session unit “Prasonica,” she made her official debut in 2020 with “Swim in your eyes.” Her talent had already drawn attention early on—she won the grand prize at a student event contest in August 2018.
With a cool, slightly melancholic voice and a stylish sound that fuses R&B and Mandopop, she stands out.
She is also friendly with Ikura (Lilas Ikuta) from YOASOBI, underscoring her solid ability.
Her comfortable music, mixing elements from Asia and Japan, is perfect for those looking to relax and chill.
Fantastic Drag feat. Seiko OmoriHave a Nice Day!
A 2017 collaborative track by Have a Nice Day! and Seiko Oomori that distills both the contradictions and fleeting brilliance of Tokyo as a city.
Released on Virgin Babylon Records and mixed by world’s end girlfriend, the song is grounded in an eight-bar canon progression—C, G, Am, Em, F, C, F, G.
The sections where minor chords appear convey a sense of exhaustion and ennui, while the return to F, C, F, G expresses a kind of defiance and affirmation.
Its structure is captivating for how it creates repeated climaxes within the looping everyday.
It’s a dance tune where the underground intersects with pop.
FlashpointReGLOSS
This is a track by ReGLOSS, a VTuber group from hololive production.
It’s included on their second album, “Snapshot,” released in November 2025.
The lyrics depict moments of resolve reaching a critical point and taking flight toward a new stage, conveying their determination to step into the next phase after the days they’ve built up since their debut.
With razor-sharp synth bass and a rhythmic beat creating a sense of speed, this up-tempo number promises to ignite the crowd at live shows.
Cicadas of WinterNonaka Saori
Saori Nonaka, now in her 38th year since debut, released “Fuyu no Higurashi” in November 2025, an enka ballad that overlays winter scenery with a bittersweet woman’s heart.
Lyricist Makiko Suga, composer Hiroshi Tokuhisa, and arranger Tatsuya Nango—the team behind “Hanabana” and “Koizuki”—have reunited for this release.
Making full use of Nonaka’s signature falsetto, the song is rich in emotional nuance.
It gently sings of the lingering traces of love and complex feelings that dwell within the winter season.
This piece, which intertwines the changing seasons with a woman’s inner landscape, is one to savor carefully.
from me to u feat. PoppyBABYMETAL
The collaborative track with Poppy, released in April 2025, is a number that further deepens the kawaii metal aesthetic BABYMETAL has championed.
Set against a Neo-Tokyo backdrop, the piece intertwines Poppy’s sharp shouts with BABYMETAL’s choreography to exquisite effect, sprinkling sweet melodies throughout the intense metal sound.
The way their distinct identities fuse is remarkable—evoking BABYMETAL’s early works while brimming with new energy.
It’s included on the album “METAL FORTH,” and a music video directed by Takuya Oyama has also been released.
It’s the perfect track for when you want to get fired up by heavy music or feel the possibilities of something new.