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 (141–150)
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This is a track by Somber, a New York–born artist who shot to global prominence after a viral hit on TikTok.
Many listeners may be surprised by its groovy, danceable indie rock sound that overturns their previous image of Somber’s delicate ballads.
Centered on a summer romance in the social media generation, the song dramatically portrays the all-day rush of love and the bittersweet fear that the moment may end, making your heart race just by listening.
Following the EP “In Another Life,” this track is set for release in July 2025, with Somber’s first visit to Japan confirmed for SUMMER SONIC 2025.
It’s a tune that puts you in the mood to dance your heart out at summer parties or on a drive!
Ta-da☆Zeddo feat. C&K
It’s the opening theme for the TV anime Dragon Ball DAIMA.
This track sparks a chemical reaction between cutting-edge dance music crafted by Grammy-winning producer Zedd and the soul-stirring vocals of C&K! The exhilarating feeling that heralds the start of an adventure and the lyrics depicting bonds with friends link perfectly with the story’s worldview.
Whether you’ve been following the series or are discovering it for the first time, it’s a moving masterpiece that’s sure to set your heart ablaze.
Then, why?Abe Mao
This is a poignant ballad by Mao Abe that sings of the helpless feeling when you realize you were the only one who was serious, after being led on by someone’s suggestive behavior.
The regret of having believed the words of a capricious, cat-like partner, and the pain that makes you want to demand, “Then why did you say that?” ride on her emotional vocals and pierce straight into your heart.
The song is included on the album “Su.” released in June 2011.
Remarkably, Abe wrote it during her high school years, and the pure, youthful cry of the heart resonates with raw intensity.
When you’re suffering from a lover’s ambiguous attitude and have nowhere to put your feelings, listening to this can feel as though it’s speaking for you.
Its gut-wrenching lyrics, paradoxically, will gently wrap your loneliness in warmth.
pure whiteFujita Maiko
This is a work by Maiko Fujita that portrays a forbidden love that reason cannot suppress, using the motif of a white flower blooming in the dark night.
Set in a foggy city bathed in moonlight, it delicately weaves the precarious and heartrending fate of a man and a woman burdened with loneliness.
Released in March 2025, it was included on the album “Unrequited Love” as the 2nd anniversary song for the smartphone romance game Ikemen Villains: A Dark Love That Blooms at Night.
It is a quiet companion for those who are in a love they cannot tell anyone about, or who have once burned with the purity of love.
JEEPNagabuchi Tsuyoshi
It’s a track that vividly conjures the image of a lone man racing down the bayside road before dawn.
As he confronts past regrets and lingering anxieties, a cup of coffee by the sea resets his heart, solidifying his resolve to move forward once again.
The brisk rhythm of the acoustic guitar and the faintly wistful harmonies seem to reflect the protagonist’s emotional nuances with striking clarity.
Released in July 1990 as the lead single from the landmark album “JEEP,” the song also speaks to Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi’s strong will—evident in the story that he declined commercial tie-ins to uphold his musical convictions.
For anyone feeling stuck, this song may quietly stay by your side and gently nudge you toward taking a step into tomorrow.
I got a copyright claim on a song I made myself.tegi
This piece vividly portrays the struggles of a Vocaloid producer.
It’s a track by Tegi, released in November 2024.
As the title suggests, it turns an unfortunate incident into a song: despite being the creator, they received a copyright claim from YouTube’s official system.
If you’re a creator yourself, you’ve probably heard rumors of this kind of trouble.
I can’t help but grin at the determination to turn the whole ordeal into a work of art—and at the solid, catchy, rock-style sound.
Next Episode PreviewKitanitatsuya
This song by Tatsuya Kitani was released digitally in April 2024.
It was selected as the opening theme for the TV anime “Go! Go! Loser Ranger!” and its highly addictive sound arrangement became a hot topic.
The track questions the monotony of everyday life and gives you the courage to live true to yourself.
The lyrics carry a powerful message of “breaking away from predestined harmony,” setting your heart ablaze.
If you sing it at a party karaoke, you’ll want to bring your A-game!