Songs with titles that start with “Hi.” The vast world of “Hi.”
From common words like “Hikari” (Light) and “Hero” to rarer ones like “Higurashi” and “Hiiro” (Scarlet), there are many titles that start with the “hi” sound.
What words come to mind?
In this article, we introduce popular songs and easy-to-use titles that begin with “hi.”
Our research turned up a wealth of songs—from long-beloved classics to fan-supported masterpieces.
The more we dig, the more we find…!
Feel free to use this not only when you’re wondering, “What songs start with ‘hi’?” but also as a prompt for shiritori or when choosing tracks for karaoke.
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Songs with titles starting with “Hi” (Hiragana ‘ひ’). The vast world of “Hi” (141–150)
The sky of Hiroshimasadamasashi
Created in 1987 and included on commemorative albums such as “Gekko,” this work is imbued with a prayer for peace.
Masashi Sada, a native of Nagasaki, composed the song based on his aunt’s experience as a Hiroshima bombing survivor, rendering the tragedy through quiet acoustic sounds and a poignantly transparent vocal that leaves a strong impression.
It is performed without fail at the annual concert held in Nagasaki on August 6.
You can sense Sada’s characteristic sense of mission to pass historical truth on to future generations.
Precisely because memories of war are fading in the present day, this is a masterpiece to which we should listen closely.
Take a moment to reflect quietly on the preciousness of peace.
Hiroshima, River of LoveSakushi: Nakazawa Keiji sakushi / Sakkyoku: Yamamoto Katsuhiko
This is a solemn prayer song born from the only poem left by Keiji Nakazawa, the creator of the manga Barefoot Gen.
You can almost see the scene of countless lights floating on the flow of Hiroshima’s rivers, entrusted with the sorrow of the atomic bombing and hopes for the future.
Released in June 2014, this piece has been cherished as a symbol of peace, sung every year at Hiroshima’s peace events on August 6, the anniversary of the bombing.
It’s a song to listen to when you want to quietly honor the memories etched in history and reflect anew on the preciousness of peace.
HypocrisyC-GATE
Based in Tokyo, C-GATE is a post-metalcore band formed in Nagano in 2012.
The members are vocalist NaShun, guitarist/vocalist Ryo Sakura, bassist Johnny, and drummer/vocalist Hiroki.
Their hallmark is a heavy, technical sound that ferociously fuses elements of death metal and hardcore.
After self-releasing their album “void” in 2016, they overcame lineup changes and accelerated their activities.
In March 2022, their track “Eat ’em all” topped Japan’s metal top songs chart, solidifying their credentials.
Their sound, which marries uncompromising aggression with architectural precision, is sure to resonate deeply with listeners seeking true metalcore.
Songs with titles that start with “Hi.” The vast world of “Hi” (151–160)
drinking aloneGodai Natsuko
Amid the alluring, sensual elegance that exudes feminine charm, Natsuko Godai’s voice—harboring quiet strength—resonates deeply in this song.
It portrays a woman drinking alone, yet what lies beneath is surely more than mere loneliness.
You can picture the protagonist standing with dignity as she faces her solitude.
Released in January 1994, the single became a long-selling hit with over 300,000 copies sold and won the Cable Broadcast Grand Prize.
The track was also included in the video collection “Enka no Hanamichi: Natsuko Godai” and was widely loved through popular music programs of the time.
Some listeners may find their hearts stirred as they see their own experiences reflected in the strength that shines through the sadness.
Hiroshi’s proud hometown, ze yo!Miyama Hiroshi
This is a song by Hiroshi Miyama, a native of Nankoku City in Kochi Prefecture, packed to the brim with love for his hometown.
As a tourism ambassador, his signature spirit of service shines through, making it a deeply satisfying local anthem.
The lyrics roll out one after another—from famous landmarks like Harimaya Bridge and Hirome Market to regional specialties like first-skipjack bonito and gamecock hot pot—turning the piece into a musical journey through Kochi’s charms.
Sung proudly in his warm “vitamin voice,” declaring “shoeiyo (amazing!),” you can feel his deep affection for where he’s from.
The comfortable enka melody combined with the rustic cadence of the Tosa dialect conjures vivid images of Tosa’s grand nature and the heartfelt warmth of its people.
hikariKid Fresino
A single crafted by KID FRESINO that feels like a deep, warm prayer.
Dedicated to irreplaceable friends, the piece blends the sound of steelpan into its calm textures, as if gently wrapping the sorrow tucked away in the heart.
The music video, released in July 2025, interweaves live footage of his late close ally JJJ from before his sudden passing, and together with the music, it tugs at your tear ducts.
The aching feeling of thinking about someone dear, and the faint light that still urges you to look ahead.
On a quiet night, why not listen closely by yourself?
Hee, hee, hooshigure ui
This is a motivational anthem by Shigure Ui, who wears two hats as both an illustrator and a VTuber, singing about the pains and joys of creation.
The track is included on the album “fiction,” released in September 2024.
An animated music video dropped in July 2025 and became a hot topic.
The relentless barrage of rapid-fire rap and intense rock sound is seriously addictive! The lyrics reflect the hard work and pride she’s built up so far, stirring listeners’ hearts.
When you hit a wall, listening to this song might give you the courage to think, “I’ll try just a little harder!”