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.” From trending tracks to popular hits (281–290)
She is a girl.OSTER project
Released in 2024 by OSTER project, this electropop tune features Zundamon’s bright, memorable vocals.
Centered on the themes of diversity among “girls” and self-affirmation, it delivers an uplifting message.
With its catchy melody and rhythmic development, you might find your body moving before you know it.
Let yourself be carried by the fantastical sound and feel the “girl power,” too!
Gun partsPEOPLE 1
As the title “Gun Parts” suggests, PEOPLE 1’s track is defined by a momentum like bullets of sound whizzing through the air.
Its brisk yet catchy rhythm grips the listener’s heart, and the tension-charged melody never lets go for a moment.
Every word of the lyrics lands with a powerful message, while the rhythmic delivery makes it easy for many fans to hum along.
In this song, the balance between speed of diction and clear enunciation is superb, showcasing the best qualities of a rapid-fire vocal style.
It’s fun to tackle at karaoke, and it’s brimming with a charm that makes you want to play it on repeat.
Just Like Dat feat. JP THE WAVYPSYCHIC FEVER
PSYCHIC FEVER from EXILE TRIBE is a seven-member boy group formed from elite performers selected from LDH’s dance school, EXPG STUDIO.
They made their first appearance in 2019 at “BATTLE OF TOKYO ~ENTER THE Jr.EXILE~,” and have shown unstoppable momentum since then, attracting 40,000 people during their “training journey” that toured all 47 prefectures.
In July 2022, they released their highly anticipated debut album, ‘P.C.F.’ With catchy melodies complemented by dynamic dance and powerful rap, their songs have surely captured the hearts of fans.
You won’t want to take your eyes off them as their activities both in Japan and abroad continue to be highly anticipated.
19 GROWING UP -ode to my buddy-PRINCESS PRINCESS
A quintessential Japanese girls’ band, Princess Princess, delivers an anthem to youth! Crystal-clear vocals and a powerful sound vividly capture the feelings of a 19-year-old.
Released in February 1988, this track was also included on the album HERE WE ARE later that same year.
Its lyrics, themed around friendship and growth, leave a deep impression on listeners—especially the snapshots of youth like the borrowed watch never returned to a friend and memories in a parking lot after the rain.
Packed with Princess Princess’s charm, this song is perfect for revisiting memories with friends or encouraging someone navigating the challenges of growing up.
A self-destructive, self-centered (adolescent), self-dependent boyRADWIMPS
From hook-laden band sounds to film scores that closely serve each work, RADWIMPS—a four-piece rock band—continues to showcase its multifaceted talents within the J-pop scene.
The track “Jibōjiki Jiko Chūshinteki (Shishunki) Jikoizonshō no Shōnen,” included on their first album RADWIMPS, is especially striking for its edgy guitar opening.
The lyrics, which depict the vague anxieties and fears felt during adolescence, may feel like they speak directly for anyone living through their youth in real time.
It’s a wistful number whose dizzyingly shifting arrangement mirrors an unstable state of mind.
Jock RockRob Rowberry
It became known nationwide after Chiben Wakayama High School performed it as a “chance theme” with a wind band arrangement.
The original piece is a curious one: it was included as a sample sound in YAMAHA software and keyboards, and aside from the composer, no other information is available.
Among high school baseball cheer songs, it’s played at particularly crucial moments, and due to the way it heightens tension, it’s also known by the nickname “the demonic song.” Its up-tempo rhythm and bright, driving melody emphasize a headlong, battle-ready image.
Memories of November ~Raining Blues~Sing Like Talking
November marks the shift from autumn to winter.
This song beautifully captures that bittersweet mood.
Released by SING LIKE TALKING in January 1989, it’s a medium-tempo ballad notable for its gentle, soothing melody.
The lyrics, which sing of the pain of heartbreak and nostalgia for days gone by, quietly resonate in the heart.
Rain is used as a motif throughout, further accentuating the loneliness of autumn.
The track is also included on the album “TRY AND TRY AGAIN.” It’s best enjoyed on a late-autumn evening, listening to the sound of rain by the window.
It’s sure to fill your mind with autumnal scenes and leave you in a deeply reflective state.