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 roundup of Japanese songs with titles starting with “Ji.” From trending tracks to popular hits (421–430)
April Fools’ Day in NovemberMatsutōya Yumi
Featured on Yumi Matsutoya’s album “U-miz,” released in November 1993, this song is perfect for November, when the feeling of autumn deepens.
Its arrangement, marked by Latin rhythms, is striking, and it delicately portrays the complex emotions of a woman who has been told it’s over, interweaving autumnal imagery such as the chilly night breeze and fallen ginkgo leaves.
It begins with a scene where the breakup is announced almost like a joke, evoking the protagonist’s turmoil as she wavers between doubt and belief.
A recommended, mature heartbreak song to savor on long autumn nights.
Life Support SongMatsumae Hiroko & Miyama Hiroshi
As an uplifting anthem of hope and courage by a master-and-disciple duo, this work brought a fresh breeze to the Japanese enka scene.
The exquisite back-and-forth between Hiroko Masamae and Hiroshi Miyama powerfully sings of the resolve to face life’s rough seas and the importance of looking forward.
Released in November 2021, it is a warm, message-driven song that resonates not only with enka fans but across generations.
If you ever feel lost in life, why not give this track a listen? Their voices are sure to gently give you a push forward.
Time travelMatsuda Seiko
This work, which portrays the yearning for a lost love, is marked by an elegant, canon-based melody.
It was included on the June 1986 album “SUPREME,” with Seiko Matsuda herself composing the music.
Paired with lyrics by Takashi Matsumoto, it delicately weaves timeless emotions.
You can feel the protagonist’s aching heart as they recall a former lover from two far-flung places—Paris and the West Coast.
I hope you’ll relate to the way they strive to look forward even while bearing the pain of heartbreak.
A roundup of Japanese songs with titles starting with “Ji”: from trending tracks to popular hits (431–440)
Kasane Teto SVHiiragi Magunetaito
Hiiragi Magnetite is a Vocaloid producer who enjoys remarkable popularity on the internet.
Known for songs that primarily feature Kasane Teto, their distinctive sound blends elements of electronica, pop, and rock.
Debuting in 2018, they quickly drew attention with their signature track “TETRIS.” The appeal lies in the contrast between serious lyrics and a light, brisk melody, earning high praise online.
Centered on activity on YouTube and Nico Nico Douga, they may owe their popularity to the close proximity they maintain with fans.
Their lyrics, which depict the anxieties and conflicts of modern society, resonate deeply, making them highly recommended for those seeking new forms of music.
JOURNEYKuwata Keisuke
This song was included on the 1994 album The Sun of Solitude and was also used as a UNIQLO commercial song in 2021.
Like Tsuki (Moon), which is on the same album, it is said to be a song dedicated to the singer’s late mother.
The combination of the gentle sound and the lyrics that send someone off on their journey is moving, and it conveys a sense of hope for the future.
Because it seems to restrain vocal idiosyncrasies to deliver its message straightforwardly, and thanks to its gentle tempo, it’s likely an easy song to sing.
Outdated Rock ’n’ Roll BandKuwata Keisuke
Amid the many circumstances surrounding the world, this song was born from classmates coming together with a desire to send a message suited to our times.
Sparked by the reunion of Keisuke Kuwata and Masanori Sera, members like Motoharu Sano, Char, and Goro Noguchi gathered as well.
With a calm yet full-bodied rock sound that reflects each artist’s musicality, it conveys a strong sense of forward momentum.
Its structure lets friends take turns singing without overlapping parts, making it easy to perform with any number of people.
It’s a piece where the joy of singing matters more than vocal technique.
DecemberMoriyama Naotaro
A perfect song for the season when winter’s chill seeps into your bones.
With its beautiful melody line and heartrending lyrics, this piece paints the scene of a bittersweet love.
Naotaro Moriyama’s warm, gentle voice seems to softly envelop listeners’ hearts.
Released in July 2017, the track had been cherished by fans as a hidden gem, but it received its first CD release when it was included on his second best-of album, “Daikessakusen.” It’s a masterpiece you’ll want to savor in a warm room when the cold wind blows.
His voice will stay close to your heart and bathe it in a gentle light.