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! (251–260)
Haru’s MemoriesYuji Nomi
From the film The Cat Returns, this is “Haru’s Memories.” The Cat Returns is framed as a story written by Shizuku Tsukishima from Whisper of the Heart, and the tale begins when the heroine, Haru, saves a cat that is about to have an accident.
Both The Cat Returns and Whisper of the Heart were scored by Yuji Nomi, whose works are known for their gentle warmth.
In the film, the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra—familiar from game and anime music concerts—performs the score, and on the soundtrack a bonus track features the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, resulting in a work of high caliber even as a listening experience.
In the video, a Korean orchestra performs it in concert, showing its popularity abroad as well.
The flute, harp, and tender strings are truly soothing.
Like a flowerANNA
Anna is a singer-songwriter from Takasaki, Gunma, with roots in Japan and Russia.
She started playing guitar at 14 and made her CD debut in 2017 with the single “Hitori no Sekai,” which was featured as the theme song for an NHK BS Premium drama.
From early in her career, she actively shared content on TikTok, and in 2021 she was selected as one of Japan’s representatives for the TikTok Music Festival.
She also boasts a victory in an audition to choose the next-generation anime music star.
Her clear, pristine vocal tone is a major draw.
In January 2024, her first full album, “Alstroemeria,” was released on streaming platforms.
A slight fever in springKubota Kai
Singer-songwriter/rapper Kubota Kai emerged from the freestyle rap world and burst onto the scene.
Grounded in hip-hop while blending in R&B and rock, his literary word choices shine.
After formally launching his career with the 2019 EP “Myōjō,” he drew attention as songs released on YouTube surpassed 3 million views, and in 2021 he completed the album “Raikō.” He’s also known for the anecdote of winning an NHK show’s competition with only three months of rap experience.
He has many tie-ins, including “Tonari,” the theme song for the film Side by Side: The Person Next to Me, and “gear5,” the opening theme for the drama Hakobiya.
His mellow groove, woven from words and sound, is truly one of a kind—perfect for anyone who wants to immerse themselves in emotionally rich music.
Hello HelloSebu Hiroko
Composer Hiroko Sebu, who grew up in Kusatsu City, Shiga Prefecture.
She is a musician with two sides: a composer of film and visual music, and an artist who performs under the name sébuhiroko.
Since her 2008 debut with the album “Ouchi wa Doko?” (Where Is Home?), she has scored numerous films and TV dramas.
Many may have heard her delicate melodies in the NHK morning drama “Beppin-san.” For her music for the film “Karaoke Iko!” (Let’s Go Karaoke!), she won the Best Music Award at the 48th Japan Academy Prize.
She has also arranged for and supported Mr.Children, demonstrating talent that transcends genres.
Her narrative, classically rooted music is perfect for those who love films and the beautiful sound of the piano.
HowlingŌgami Mio
Mio Ookami, who is active with the VTuber agency hololive, debuted in December 2018.
While she’s gained popularity through game streaming, she’s also devoted herself to music.
Her vocals span an impressive range—from gentle ballads that feel close and comforting to powerful rock that fires you up.
In 2021, she released the uptempo rock track “Howling,” marking her full-fledged start as a singer.
She reached 1 million YouTube subscribers in 2022, and on her album “Night walk,” she even took on songwriting and composition herself.
The contrast between her soothing persona and her serious musicality is part of the appeal! She has also stated on stream that she’s from Mount Akagi in Gunma Prefecture.
Next-door flowerKōga-ryū Ninja! Ponpoko
Ponpoko is a tanuki ninja VTuber based in Koka City, Shiga Prefecture.
She began independently in February 2018 and has been sharing unique content with the hope of energizing her hometown of Koka.
Her planning skills are a major draw, seen in her duo activities with her partner Peanuts-kun and in projects like the 24-hour streaming event “Ponpoko 24.” She has also released many original songs, including “Hana Tonari” and “Kafka.” She’s the perfect creator for anyone who wants to explore the possibilities of entertainment.
fireworkskaori-kaori-
A singer-songwriter from Gifu City.
Having studied the fundamentals of music from a young age, Kaori’s signature style lies in pop and ballads that showcase her soulful vocals honed through gospel.
She made her full-fledged debut in November 2008 with the mini-album “Aroma.” A standout feature of her career is her strong connection to her hometown of Gifu.
Since 2009, she has served as a “supporting artist” for the J.League club FC Gifu, and her work on rallying songs to inspire the team is well known among fans.