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 (481–490)
Examinee BluesTakaishi Tomoya
A song that became a massive hit with 900,000 copies sold in 1968.
While vividly portraying the daily life of exam-takers, its lyrics weave in a self-deprecating perspective that resonates with listeners.
The light, country-and-western-style melody creates a charming contrast with the word “blues” in the title.
Combined with Tomoya Takaishi’s vocals and the clever touch of featuring an actual radio announcer, it brilliantly captures the feelings of test-takers at the time.
It’s a track packed with concerns unique to students preparing for entrance exams—being swamped with studying, friendships, parental expectations, and more.
It’s a classic that evokes nostalgia not only for current exam-takers but also for those who once were.
Be sure to savor this heartwarming folk song that brings back memories of youth.
JIN – Jin – Main TitleTakamiyuu
A timeless, moving masterpiece was created by Yu Takami.
Released in January 2022, this piece served as the main theme for the drama “JIN.” Its unique sound—blending traditional Japanese and Western instruments—beautifully captures the emotions of a protagonist who traverses between the Edo period and the present day.
Conveying the sanctity of life and the bonds between people through a beautiful melody, it resonates deeply with listeners.
It would also be perfect for entrance scenes at sports days or athletic festivals, sure to lift participants’ spirits and create unforgettable moments!
rejection reactionUtsu-P × Fuma no KTR
The collaborative track by Utsu-P and Fuma no KTR shakes the listener’s soul.
The lyrics, which depict society’s absurdities and struggles with identity, are perfectly matched by a sound that fuses fierce electronica and metal.
Coolness and fear, grandeur and beauty—its many charms intertwine.
Harui’s richly expressive vocals, as if wringing out the depths of the heart, are also outstanding.
It’s a shocking duet song that we especially recommend to those who can relate to the loneliness and anguish of modern life.
Just believe in loveZARD
This is a love song woven with Izumi Sakai’s crystal-clear voice.
Released in February 1995, it became a massive hit, even earning Platinum certification.
The lyrics, which sing of the importance of believing in love, truly resonate.
Their powerful, passionate expression stirs the listener’s heart.
Featured on the album “Forever You,” the song has continued to be cherished by many fans.
The lyrics, which evoke a sensation as if one were melting away, beautifully capture the feelings of someone in love.
It’s a warm, heartfelt track that makes you want to listen to it with someone special.
If it isn’t meninjin
I really want you to watch Otsuka Pharmaceutical’s Calorie Mate moving, epic commercial “Today, I Became Captain.” It’s a quintessential youth story packed with the joy and struggles of a student newly chosen as club captain.
After watching, you’ll surely think, “The energy of youth is amazing.” The perfect song for this short film is Ninzin’s “Only I Can.” The lyrics—desperately striving to fulfill one’s responsibilities—tie in with the commercial and are truly tear-jerking.
Lines like “Someday I’ll understand the reason everyone chose me” are fiery, youth-filled phrases that will leave your heart full!
hellKizu
Kizu is drawing attention in the industry as one of the most skilled bands among the younger generation of visual kei.
Beyond their top-tier musicianship, vocalist Lime’s singing ability is remarkable—easily among the top three in the V-kei scene.
Among Kizu’s songs, Jigoku particularly showcases his captivating high notes.
It’s an all-out hard rock track, and the chorus features extremely high parts.
His mixed voice, delivered with both thickness and power intact, is absolutely stunning.
G’old～en～GuyMakishimamu Za Horumon
This song by Maximum the Hormone is an intense yet playful track inspired by Shinjuku Golden Gai.
It features their distinctive sound that fuses hardcore punk and metal, with drummer Nao taking the lead on the chorus—a particularly appealing touch.
The song is included on the single “Korekara no Men Kata Kotteri no Hanashi wo Shiyou,” released in November 2018, which was sold in a unique format combining a CD with a manga.