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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Songs with titles starting with 'Ha'. Lots that evoke the seasons! (1–10)
Peerless BlossomNEW!Aina ji Endo
The song “Hana Musou,” released in March 2025 as the theme for the animated film Mononoke the Movie: Chapter Two—Fire Rat, is a sweeping ballad written and composed by Aina the End herself, with arrangement by Kei Kawano.
Gentle piano melodies and radiant strings intertwine exquisitely with her husky vocals, delivering a powerful emotional impact.
The lyrics, which portray the joy of discovering love and the profound sorrow of losing it, align beautifully with the film’s dreamlike world.
Imbued with struggles of living and the strength to move forward in search of a faint light, this work is perfect for quiet nights when you want to sink into your feelings alone, or evenings when you wish to recall something precious.
Savor it alongside the visual work, and you’ll find yourself drawn even deeper into its world.
Handz In My PocketNEW!Kageko Sato, Shoya Kimata
JO1, a group from Japan with global ambitions, features Aichi Prefecture natives Keigo Sato and Shoya Kimata.
Their appeal lies in a diverse musical style centered on J-POP while incorporating hip-hop and R&B.
Formed in 2019, they have released numerous songs, including Trigger, which won an Excellence Award at the Japan Record Awards.
Keigo Sato has starred in an Amazon drama, and Shoya Kimata has appeared in a live-action film, showcasing their talents as actors as well.
Kimata also writes lyrics for some of the group’s songs.
They are artists you should definitely check out if you want to enjoy top-tier performances and distinctive, charismatic personalities.
fireworks skyNEW!KulfiQ
This is a Vocaloid rock track whose band sound, tinged with a certain loneliness, strikes straight to the heart.
Created by Vocaloid producer KulfiQ, it was posted in February 2011 and included on the album “SQUARE FALL.” It’s a duet song blending Hatsune Miku’s translucent vocals with Kagamine Rin’s powerful voice.
The lyrics, which depict memories as beautiful yet fleeting as fireworks and thoughts of the future, ride atop a driving sound.
A perfect listen when you want to sink into a nostalgic mood.
Songs with titles starting with 'Ha'. Lots that feel like the seasons! (11–20)
Glittering TeethNEW!shinako
Shinako is an influencer widely supported across demographics as a creator leading Harajuku culture.
Released in October 2024, her latest work is a dance number that fuses a cute, whimsical world with elements of parapara.
The theme centers on post-snack habits, and its catchy melody makes you want to hum along.
While there aren’t any explicit tie-ins with TV, it was showcased at events like TGC Kagawa 2025 and Kansai Collection, where it fired up the crowd.
With easy-to-follow choreography and call-and-response that parents and kids can enjoy together, it’s the perfect track for turning a karaoke session into smiles for everyone!
First loveNEW!fuki no tō
Do you have any memories that you quietly recall in the season of gentle drizzle? This work by Fuki no Tou is a folk ballad released in July 1978 as a track on the classic album “Omoide Dori Ame” (“Memory Street Rain”).
It later became beloved as the B-side of a single as well.
It portrays the aching feeling of watching someone you once cared for join their life with someone else, observed with quiet resignation.
The image of a radiant bride overlaps with the June rain that mirrors the protagonist’s lonely inner landscape, tightening something deep in the chest.
The acoustic guitar’s timbre is soothing, making this a song I especially recommend for days when you want to sing tenderly, or for letting your voice resonate and linger in the hush of a karaoke room where the sound of rainfall can be heard.
Hana and the Last Blue SkyNEW!fuwari P
A song that portrays the brief yet beautiful spark of life of a tiny flower blooming in the cracks of asphalt during the rainy season.
Sato Sasara’s clear, translucent voice and the gentle, soothing melody resonate quietly in the heart.
Composed by Vocaloid producer Fuwari-P, it was released in September 2022.
I think it especially hits home when you listen to it while looking up at the clear sky after the rain.
Please take your time to savor its quiet, moving beauty.
flower knotNEW!Kuriyama Yuuri
This is a song by Yuri Kuriyama, also known under the name Hachiya Nanashi.
It was written specifically for the band unit Leo/need in the mobile game “Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat.
Hatsune Miku,” and a Vocaloid version was later released.
It’s an emotional rock tune that intertwines piano with a band sound, and the melody line that opens up all at once into the chorus is truly stirring.
And this song is at its most heartrending when you listen while reflecting on the story in the music video.