Songs whose titles start with 'I'. Masterpieces that begin with 'I'.
I’m going to introduce songs with titles that start with “i” (the Japanese syllable pronounced ee)!
When you think of “i,” words like ichigo (strawberry), iruka (dolphin), and iro (color) come to mind, so it’s not a particularly tricky letter even in shiritori, right?
But what about when it comes to song titles?
Actually, there are plenty of songs whose titles start with “i”!
In this article, I’ve gathered a variety of Japanese songs—both old and new—whose titles begin with “i.”
You might even find some you listen to regularly.
Feel free to use this as a reference when playing song-title shiritori and the like!
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Songs whose titles start with 'I'. Masterpieces that begin with 'I' (491–500)
Coloryama
This song by yama features lyrics that capture the subtle moments and delicate emotions of everyday life.
Released in November 2022, it was used as the ending theme for the second cour of the anime SPY×FAMILY.
Written and composed by Kujira, the track emphasizes the importance of noticing small events and shifts in feelings that occur day to day.
Infused with the idea that every emotion—sadness and joy alike—colors our lives, this work is recommended for anyone who wants to live true to their feelings.
Use it in an Instagram Reel, and it’s sure to become a stylish BGM that beautifully highlights a slice of daily life.
IsseiMoechakka Faia
Multi-artist Issei, whose name is pronounced “Issei,” has gained popularity with a dark-fantasy-inspired aesthetic.
The song that propelled him to nationwide fame is, of course, Moechakka Fire.
What sets this track apart is, above all, its low register.
Because it features a series of extremely low parts, it’s essentially impossible to sing well with an average vocal range.
Low notes are especially hard to project in this song, so men who are confident in the depth and richness of their voices should definitely give it a try.
a desperate gambleYamauchi Keisuke
The single “Ichikabachika,” used as the ending theme for the TV anime Hanakappa, is a lively track packed with a flashy rock vibe.
Hearing Keisuke Yamauchi’s signature vibrato delivered through a rock-style song—radiating a power distinct from enka—feels fresh and undeniably cool.
The melody is easy to remember, and since it unexpectedly retains an enka-like atmosphere, it’s a great challenge both for beginners to enka and for those who already count enka as a mainstay of their karaoke repertoire.
The final high-pitched shout is tough, but if you start by projecting powerfully from your diaphragm and let it out, it’s also a great stress reliever!
