Songs with titles that start with “ge”
How many songs can you instantly recall when asked for tracks whose titles start with “ge” (げ)?
In word games like shiritori, things suddenly get tricky when voiced consonants become the theme, don’t they?
この記事では、タイトルが「ge（げ）」で始まる楽曲を紹介します。
You might think you can’t come up with many, but once you look, you’ll find plenty you know and go, “Oh right, that one too!”
Why not use this for song-title shiritori and other word games?
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Songs with titles starting with “Ge” (41–50)
GuernicaNakamura Kazuyoshi
A hidden gem by Kazuyoshi Nakamura, inspired by Picasso’s Guernica, renowned as an artwork that confronts war.
It features a dark, weighty sound with a heavy atmosphere that seems to embody the pitch-black depths of human nature.
Give it a listen.
Genkai SeaDandano
Set against the rough, surging waves of the Genkai Sea, this debut single by Dan Taotoko portrays a young man’s resolve to leave for Tokyo and the bond he shares with his father.
With lyrics by Osamu Yoshida and composition by Shosuke Ichikawa, the number richly conveys a man’s melancholy and pride.
The singer’s soaring voice pairs perfectly with the powerful arrangement.
In 1987, it was included on the album “Otokobana,” and later reissued as an on-demand pressing.
A robust enka piece recommended for those who want to recall the bittersweet ache and hope of the day they left their hometown.
Flower of IllusionBUCK-TICK
Among BUCK-TICK’s many masterpieces, this song shines with a uniquely solitary brilliance.
Evoking the sparkle of fleeting life and a tender, contemplative gaze upon it, the piece fuses Atsushi Sakurai’s poetic worldview with a beautiful melody crafted by Hidehiko Hoshino, stirring the listener to the core.
Although released as a single in December 2003, the song originally emerged from the concept for the album “Kyokutou I LOVE YOU,” and was recorded after a surprise unveiling at their Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall performance in June 2003.
It’s a work best heard on a quiet night of introspection.
Lunar worldBUCK-TICK
This BUCK-TICK classic captivates listeners with the floating, otherworldly timbre of the theremin.
The lyrics, said to have been inspired by Atsushi Sakurai’s hospitalization experience, evoke a sensation of drifting between dream and reality.
Released as a single in May 1998, the song also served as the opening theme for the anime Night Walker: Mayonaka no Tantei.
It’s a perfect listen for a quiet, solitary night, when you want to reflect on your inner self under the moonlight.
Get OverFRAM（Unwave）
FRAM, vocalist of the unit Unwave and also active as a singer-songwriter, hails from Kesennuma City in Miyagi Prefecture.
While attending a vocational school, she formed Unwave in March 2017 and began her music career, initially based in Sendai.
After moving to Tokyo, she produced works including the album “Combination!”.
She has also been proactive in her solo career: in 2022, after being in charge of an ending theme for a game title, she was subsequently selected to perform theme songs for a string of popular TV anime.
Her strengths lie in songwriting powered by perfect pitch cultivated since childhood, and a vocal style that combines clarity with power.
In April 2024, she was appointed “Minato Kesennuma Ambassador,” reflecting her deep love for her hometown.
Whalebone CollectiveYureru wa yūrei
Yureru wa Yuurei is a four-piece band based in Okayama, known for a sound rooted in post-rock and shoegaze.
They began activities in 2024 and drew attention with demo tracks released on SoundCloud.
Their first demo CD sold out immediately, signaling momentum from the outset.
In March 2025, they released the EP “mnemeoid,” which stands as their signature work and a testament to their musical identity.
Although they have not yet won major music awards, they’ve sold out shows in Tokyo and launched their self-organized tour “Through the Oort Cloud,” earning a strong reputation for their live performances.
Layers of guitars build a wall of sound, while contrasts between stillness and intensity invite listeners into an introspective realm.
Their dramatic, spacious compositions should resonate with anyone who wants to immerse themselves in a grand sonic world.
Take carechou migiude
Chou-Uwan is a rock band based in Okayama whose dry, thunderous guitars and wistful melodies resonate deep in the chest.
They even have a unique origin story: the band was formed in 2021 at a yakitori restaurant in Okayama City.
Their music follows in the lineage of ’90s alternative, highlighted by powerful twin vocals.
After their 2022 album PEEK-A-BOO, they drew nationwide attention with 2023’s OBAKE IN TSUSHIMA-NAKA.
Their style, which marries a hefty, Dinosaur Jr.-esque sonic heft with tear-jerking, heartfelt melodies, has captivated many fans.
It’s also great how they weave local scenery—like Okayama Station—into their work.
If you love guitar rock where roaring volume and lyricism intertwine, this will strike a deep chord with you.