Songs whose titles start with “He.” Useful for shiritori or karaoke.
What songs come to mind that start with the Japanese syllable “he” (へ)?
In this article, we will introduce songs whose titles begin with “He” (へ).
Many titles that start with “He” (へ) feature words like “HEY,” “peace,” or “HEAVEN.”
We’ve gathered a variety of tracks—from upbeat, high-energy numbers to moving ballads and songs with thought-provoking lyrics.
Feel free to use this list for a song-title shiritori game or for a karaoke session limited to songs that start with “He” (へ)!
Songs whose titles start with “He.” Useful for shiritori or karaoke (1–10)
Hey hey, doctorNEW!shunshun kurinikku P
This is a comic song that turns into audio the signature rhythm gag of Shun Shun Clinic P, a Yoshimoto Kogyo comedian who is also an active physician.
It playfully captures relatable moments from medical settings and hospitals, set to a bright dance beat with catchy choreography.
The easy-to-remember melody and brisk word repetition make it a joy to listen to! Released as a single in April 2018, it was performed on the TV program “Downtown DX” and was also featured in a collaborative video for the promotional campaign of the drama “Nurse in Action!”
HazeNEW!Lilsae
Singer-songwriter Lilsae is based in Aichi Prefecture.
Though she only began her career in 2025, she’s already drawing attention as a rock artist who emerged from social media.
She has a unique background, having dedicated herself seriously to dance since third grade and placing fifth in a dance competition in Los Angeles in 2019.
In her third year of junior high, she started teaching herself guitar after listening to Nirvana, forging a distinctive style that fuses elements of rock, punk, and shoegaze.
Her look of playing guitar in a school uniform has become a hot topic on social media, and her 2025 digital single “Break the Chains” even charted on overseas streaming platforms.
It also made waves when she applied to—and was successfully selected by—the talent agency founded by Mikuru Asakura.
Driven by a passionate desire to share the appeal of rock with her generation, she’s an artist highly recommended for anyone looking for fresh music.
picaNEW!zumipo
It’s a track where cuteness and an unsettling atmosphere intertwine.
It’s packed with twisted feelings of love—obsession and dependence that chase only what they like.
Hatsune Miku’s cool-tinged vocals entwine with the wavering sound, leaving a potent, addictive aftertaste in the listener’s heart.
Released in December 2023 by Vocaloid producer zumipo.
It’s a love song for those who feel the frustration of having feelings for someone that have grown too heavy.
HEA7ENNEW!MON7A
A track that caught fire from dance videos—especially among Gen Z—and quickly became the talk of the town.
It’s MON7A’s second single, released in September 2025.
Its big draw is a highly addictive sound where an easy-to-listen, kayōkyoku-like melody exquisitely fuses with a contemporary track crafted through DTM.
The distinctive, story-driven word choices—reflecting a background steeped in books since childhood—are another reason this work is such a pleasure to savor.
It’s a piece deeply tied to social media culture, with even a cameo in USJ’s “Uni-Hallo” short video.
It pairs well with nighttime drives lost in thought, and will surely offer gentle support when you’re ready to take a new step forward.
Heaven KnowsNEW!B’z
B’z, the rock duo that continues to lead Japan’s music scene.
Chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime Detective Conan, this much-anticipated track began airing in January 2026.
It’s included on the album “FYOP+ Edition,” set for release in April 2026, and it really reflects their long-standing bond with the anime.
Combining a heavy guitar sound with a catchy melody, it’s a quintessential rock tune.
Koshi Inaba’s powerful vocals and Takahiro Matsumoto’s robust guitar riffs generate an incredible surge of energy.
Highly recommended when you want to boost your mood or enjoy a refreshing drive.
Wish for PeaceNEW!Rakordo
This is a piece filled with a quiet yet powerful prayer, created by La Corde, a duo consisting of Kenichi Kawamura from Niigata Prefecture and Masato Higa from Okinawa Prefecture.
It is included on the album Tsuki nu Kaisha, released in January 2010.
The work reimagines a song from 1969—set against the historical backdrop of postwar Okinawa—through the sonorities of contemporary chamber music.
The lingering resonance of the sanshin intertwines exquisitely with the piano’s harmonies, stirring a deep yearning for peace.
Cherished as music for Eisa performances, it is highly recommended for solemn moments at school sports festivals that evoke Okinawan tradition, or for scenes seeking a moving, memorable expression.
plastered junkieNEW!syudou
How about savoring the mood of a decadent night? Centered on the motif of alcohol, this work harbors a dangerous, poisonous allure—numbing the sense of stagnation and emptiness of modern society with intoxication, only to sink even deeper.
Its danceable sound and catchy melodies will captivate listeners’ ears.
Released in March 2021, the track is included on syudou’s album “Rokotsu.” It also had a tie-in with an arcade music game.
Recommended for those who want to forget daily irritation and fatigue and immerse themselves completely in a stimulating rhythm and a dark world.
By all means, take your time and savor it with a glass in hand.