A roundup of Japanese songs whose titles start with “ji,” from buzzworthy tracks to popular hits.
As one way to liven up karaoke, you might sing songs by the same artist or within the same genre.
Another fun idea is to pick a character from the Japanese syllabary and sing songs that start with it.
In this article, we’ll introduce a variety of tracks themed around songs that start with “ji.”
There are many words that begin with “ji,” so you can enjoy a wide variety of titles.
From upbeat, crowd-pleasing pop and rock to heartwarming ballads, check these out for inspiration when choosing karaoke songs or creating playlists.
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A collection of Japanese songs with titles starting with “Ji.” From trending tracks to popular hits (61–70)
joyYU-KI
Released in 2005, this song stands out with its pop, cute dance sound.
Co-written by YUKI and Koichi Tsutaya, it features a four-on-the-floor beat and distinctive synthesizer tones, and its airy, crystalline vocals make your heart lift every time you listen.
The music video, which showcased a unique dance alongside dancers in full black tights, also drew attention.
Included on the album “joy,” it’s known as one of the key works in YUKI’s solo career.
Many people likely have memories of humming it with friends after school or feeling a flutter while listening to it in their rooms on weekends.
Give it a listen when you want to feel bright and positive.
Disney Medley Performed by a Jazz PianistHosaka Shuhei
This is a medley where you can enjoy Disney classics in jazz, wrapped in the gentle sound of piano.
It begins with the elegant melody of “Beauty and the Beast,” flowing smoothly into “A Whole New World,” evoking vivid scenes from the stories.
The arrangement balances nostalgia and freshness, gently stirring your emotions with every listen.
Familiar tunes like “Remember Me” are embraced by warm jazz rhythms, offering a soothing experience.
It’s a calming piano jazz medley, perfect for relaxation or focus.
JOKERX JAPAN
This is a rock number whose rapidly unfolding, high-speed sound grabs the listener’s heart.
With biting sarcasm that seems to mock society and common sense, and with the loneliness and true feelings hidden beneath a jester’s mask, it belts everything out over an aggressive metal sound.
You can fully enjoy the allure of Toshl’s powerful high-tone voice even in this intense track.
The song is included on the classic album “Jealousy,” released in July 1991, which reached No.
1 on the Oricon charts.
It has long been a live staple that ignites crowds and is beloved by many fans.
When you want to blow away the stifling feeling of everyday life or elevate your mood to the max, listening to it will give you a refreshing sense of release, as if the pent-up impulses inside you are being set free.
Zigzag Youth RoadSatō Kenta
This is the ending theme of High-Speed Squadron Turboranger, a series about high school student heroes.
It’s a powerful anthem that channels youthful uncertainty and passion, likening them to a zigzagging road.
In the song, there’s a callout of the five warrior colors—Red, Black, Blue, Yellow, and Pink—carrying a fiery message about pushing past your limits and moving forward together with your teammates.
The lyrics were written by Kazuki Matsumoto, with music composed by Yoshimasa Inoue.
It was included on a single released in March 1989.
As the accelerator metaphor suggests, it’s the perfect track for students immersed in sports or anyone about to take a brave new step.
Just Do It!NEMOPHILA
This powerful track from NEMOPHILA, now a four-piece, delivers a straightforward message that urges you to take that first step without hesitation.
Opening the album “Apple of my eye,” released in January 2025, the song was created through a process in which vocalist mayu first wrote the chorus melody, and from there the band—centered around drummer Murata Tam—built it out together.
Heavy, down-tuned guitar riffs, the driving feel of double bass drums, and vocals that move between shouts and clean tones intertwine to set listeners’ hearts ablaze.
It’s a song for anyone who wants to change but can’t quite get moving—an anthem for all who carry that frustrating sense of being stuck.
Junk workerThe Back Horn
This is a digital single by THE BACK HORN that squarely confronts the act of labor and sharply depicts the distortions of modern society.
Released in July 2024 as the second installment of the “Light and Shadow” series, it was later included on the album Dear You, released in January 2025.
Its innovative sound—fusing sutra-style rap with trap and grunge—vividly captures the exhaustion and anger of people trapped in harsh working conditions.
The heavy, sinking beats and distorted guitars weave a sonic landscape that’s sure to awaken the strength to resist an unreasonable reality.
It’s a song to play when you’re worn out from work, when you still want the courage to take a step toward tomorrow.
Joy!!SMAP
Released in June 2013, SMAP’s 50th single as a title track became widely beloved as the theme song for the drama “Kasuka na Kanojo.” The song was written and composed by Masaki Tsuno of Akai Koen, with arrangement by Yoko Kanno.
Its positive message—blowing away the stagnation of everyday life and moving forward—resounds powerfully atop a catchy 8-beat and uplifting brass.
Selling 328,000 copies in its first week, it topped the Oricon weekly chart and achieved a historic milestone: 50 consecutive Top 10 entries since their debut single.
With its festive, danceable sound, it’s the perfect pep song for when you need a boost or are taking on something new.