Songs with titles that start with “Ha.” Lots that evoke the seasons!
Have you heard of karaoke shiritori, where you link the last letter of each song title to the next, or the version where you play using only song titles? The key is how many song titles you can remember and how many different songs you can sing, and it gets really exciting when music lovers play together.
Still, there are times when you just can’t come up with a song title… So in this article, I’ll introduce songs that start with “Ha” to help you out when you get stuck on that syllable! There are lots of seasonally themed songs like “Haru” (spring), “Hanabi” (fireworks), and “Hana” (flower), so please take a look.
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Song titles that start with 'Ha'. Lots that feel seasonal! (91–100)
A New FriendMisuzu Koyuki
At an entrance ceremony where children sit next to classmates they don’t yet know, there are surely some who feel nervous and full of anxiety in this new place.
This piece is a song about greeting those soon-to-be friends with a smile.
Its bright, cheerful melody conveys the excitement and fluttering anticipation of all that’s about to unfold.
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Misuzu Koyuki, who wrote the lyrics and composed the music, has created many other school songs as well.
To ease the tension of the entrance ceremony, we also recommend singing it together with the incoming students, accompanied by piano!
Spring is like the windBIGMAMA
BIGMAMA, celebrated for their unique blend of rock and classical music.
Featured on their March 2013 album “Kimi Omou, Yue ni Ware Ari,” this track is a fast-paced, wind-like rock number that layers the turning of the seasons with the stirrings of romance.
With vivid imagery—spring’s cherry blossoms, summer night skies—it captures the bittersweet passage of time alongside an unwavering devotion to the one you love.
The emotive lyrics woven by vocalist Masato Kanai and the delicate violin melodies performed by Mao Higashide intertwine beautifully, sure to move listeners’ hearts.
In this season of farewells and new beginnings, when memories surface and you feel a touch sentimental, this is a song that will gently stay by your side.
Songs with titles starting with “Ha”. Lots that feel like the seasons! (101–110)
Philadelphia fleabaneYOASOBI
YOASOBI is a duo that creates music based on the concept of turning novels into songs.
This piece was produced based on Shunki Hashizume’s short story “Soredemo, Happy End,” and was released in May 2020.
It delicately portrays the protagonist’s emotions as they move from the sense of loss after heartbreak toward reclaiming their own time and moving forward.
Ikura’s crystal-clear vocals and Ayase’s propulsive sound evoke a certain hope even within the sadness.
It’s a masterpiece that affirms a love that has ended and gives you the courage to take a step into a new season.
As Haru saysindigo la End
A poignant number by indigo la End that delicately portrays the wavering of a relationship through a subtle ensemble.
Contrary to the splendor of spring, the song is imbued with quiet resignation and loneliness.
The words and melodies woven by Enon Kawatani vividly capture the delicate distance between two people on the verge of parting, tightening the listener’s chest.
Released digitally in April 2018 and later included on the album “PULSATE,” this piece uses restrained arrangements to highlight the depth of emotion.
It gently stays by the side of those spending a spring night with unspoken feelings.
When you wish to quietly accept the end of a romance, why not surrender yourself to this beautiful sound?
Pardon the excessPorunogurafiti
Bursting onto the scene with their debut single Apollo and remaining at the forefront of the J-pop world for years, the rock band PornoGraffitti returns.
Released for streaming in January 2026, this track was written as the opening theme for the TV anime Fire-Eating Bird: Yorihane no Kuni Borotonbi-gumi.
Guitarist Haruichi Shindo delved into the original novel, crafting lyrics that incorporate Japanese-style expressions aligned with the period-drama setting—words that are sure to resonate with people fighting their own battles in modern society as well.
It’s the band’s first attempt at a theme song for a historical piece.
When you want to start something new or fire yourself up, give it a listen—it’s guaranteed to give you a push forward.
Leaf-scattered spring rainOkita Masami
This song leaves a strong impression with its poignant lyrics, which liken the scene of late cherry blossoms—leaves fluttering after the sakura season has passed—to the end of a romance.
While it portrays the wavering heart of a woman who cannot sever her lingering attachment, the melody carries a pleasant rhythmic feel that conveys a strength beyond mere sadness.
Released in September 2019 as a single commemorating Masami Okita’s 25th debut anniversary, the piece features lyrics by Koyomi Asa and music by Hiroshi Tokuhisa, combining the festive flair fitting for a commemorative work with the profound depth of classic enka.
It’s an ideal song for moments when you want to sink into a sentimental mood while watching the falling cherry blossoms, or for singing your heart out at karaoke.
Amid its gentle tone, a glimpse of forward-looking brightness shines through—an appeal quintessentially characteristic of Masami Okita.
spring breezeShimizu Shota
A bittersweet yet warm mid-tempo number that evokes the seasonal scent drifting in with the arrival of spring.
Led by the overwhelming vocal prowess and songwriting talent of Shota Shimizu, this piece is said to be the first song he wrote and composed at the age of 16.
A once-mythical masterpiece that had only been performed live until it was included as a bonus track on the best-of album “ALL SINGLES BEST,” released in February 2015.
Set to a piano-centered sound, it paints scenes that bring past loves and memories back to life.
The story, where the pain of parting overlaps with the resolve to move forward, is perfect for those moments when a sudden loneliness creeps in amid the springtime warmth.