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 compilation of Japanese songs with titles starting with 'Ji' (じ), from trending tracks to fan favorites (161–170)
I jumped into the pool in October.Keyakizaka46
With their exceptional expressiveness and powerful messages, Keyakizaka46 radiated a presence that transcended the idol genre.
This is a single brimming with fresh, impulsive energy that blows away the melancholic mood of autumn.
The image of breaking out of a stifling daily life and heading to an out-of-season pool conveys a strong desire to shatter the status quo.
The track is included on the best-of album released in October 2020, “A Moment Longer Than Eternity: We Who Certainly Existed Back Then.” It was also featured in an AEON Card commercial.
Incidentally, although it was originally prepared as a single, various circumstances led to it being shelved, and fans are still hoping for a standalone single release.
JAM fo’ freedomKubota Toshinobu
This is a funk track marked by an energetic groove and vocals that make your heart skip just by listening.
It’s included on the album “Beautiful People,” released in November 2019.
The song delivers a powerful, positive message that celebrates everyone.
The remix with SASUKE was selected as the official theme song for the 2019–20 season of Japan’s professional men’s basketball league, the B.LEAGUE.
It stirs a sense of exhilaration as if you’re watching an incredible highlight play, and you can’t help but start moving to it.
It’s a perfect song to lift your spirits and give you a strong push when you’re taking on a challenge.
A roundup of Japanese songs with titles starting with “Ji” (じ), from trending tracks to popular hits (171–180)
JADEX JAPAN
This is a track packed with the new sound X JAPAN presented to the world after their reunion.
YOSHIKI’s message of “accepting pain and moving forward with life” seems to reflect the band’s dramatic journey.
The fierce metal sound coexists with Toshl’s beautifully piercing high notes, and the grand worldview woven from stillness and motion is truly overwhelming.
Released in June 2011, this work is the band’s second single with guitarist SUGIZO officially participating as a member.
It is also known for being featured in the pachinko machine CR FEVER X JAPAN.
Listen to it when you’re facing life’s hurdles—it will surely give you a push.
The old toilet lady (Benjo Babaa)Pikotarō
This track was released in November 2019 as part of the “PIKO 10 PROJECT,” a plan to deliver new songs for ten consecutive weeks.
It unfolds a surreal yet somehow heartwarming story about a woman who lives in a park restroom and a man who lives in the neighboring shrine meeting each other.
The sound is strangely addictive, and the catchy phrases will have you humming along—pure fun! Amid the eccentric premise, there’s a tenderness that makes you think, “This is quintessential Pikotaro.” When you want to smile without overthinking, this is a sure-fire feel-good classic that will brighten your mood.
Harvest Moon&TEAM
Formed through a survival show and set to take on the world from HYBE LABELS JAPAN, the global boy group &TEAM.
As the third installment of their “Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter” series, this track—released as part of a digital single in October 2024—also drew attention for featuring the producer behind BTS’s “Dynamite.” The lyrics, which portray bonds among friends and a strong belief that “we can make it happen,” carry a bittersweet yet hopeful tone that matches the long autumn nights.
Its mellow sound works beautifully for a heartfelt solo, and singing it with friends as you share your dreams will only deepen your connection.
It’s a number that brings emotional energy to autumn karaoke sessions.
JUMPBLACKPINK
BLACKPINK, the globally popular girl group, needs no introduction.
Their music isn’t just about performance—it’s also an essential soundtrack for making Instagram posts shine.
Among their work, this track is especially perfect for energetic posts.
Released in July 2025, it drew attention for being performed as the opener on their world tour.
Centered on themes of women’s solidarity and self-liberation, it delivers a powerful message about enjoying a carefree night out with friends.
Blending hardstyle with dance-pop, the sound is ideal for videos of nights out and festivals with friends, adding a dramatic flair to your posts.
Be sure to check it out.
I want to communicate with a bicycle bell.Ego Yuna
You can almost picture the school route with the autumn wind blowing through it—the fresh, light melody feels so pleasant.
The lyrics about the fluttering moment of passing by someone you like in the clear air of October will surely resonate with many who’ve had the same experience.
The pure protagonist who entrusts their unspoken feelings to the ring of a bicycle bell makes your heart skip a beat.
This work is the long-awaited first solo release from Yuna Ego, known for her activities with SKE48, and it’s included on the single “I Found the You from Back Then,” released in September 2021.
Featured on NHK’s music program J-MELO, Ego’s transparent, radiant voice delivers a sweet-and-sour youth anthem that strikes straight to the heart.