Songs with titles starting with 'Ka'
When you hear “songs with titles that start with ‘Ka’,” what comes to mind?
It’s not always easy to think of them right away, is it?
But after doing some research, there are actually quite a lot—and many of them are hit songs that defined their eras.
I think you’ll have a great time with a mix of trending buzz tracks and timeless classics!
In this article, I’ll carefully select and introduce songs whose titles start with “Ka.”
Feel free to use this as a reference not only when you’re curious about what songs start with “Ka,” but also as a starting point for picking tracks at karaoke.
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MapleBENI
This is a boldly reimagined version with entirely English lyrics by BENI, the bilingual songstress from Okinawa.
While retaining the original song’s heart-wrenching poignancy, it’s refined with an R&B flavor.
Arranged by mabanua, the track has been elevated into a mature ballad that melts seamlessly into a city night.
It’s included on the popular cover album “COVERS 3,” released in December 2013, and this series became a record-breaking hit with total sales surpassing one million copies.
Different from Spitz’s original, the smooth resonance unique to English lyrics and her lustrous vocals are so pleasing—you’ll want to play this one for a relaxing solo night.
Could you look for something cute?CUTIE STREET
CUTIE STREET, which is sending “KAWAII” from Harajuku to the world and drawing major attention, has a track that perfectly captures their charm: the single “Will You Search for My Kawaii?” released in August 2025.
Created as a sequel to their debut song “Is Being Cute Not Enough?”, this work carries a warm message encouraging us to affirm even our complexes and clumsy sides as “kawaii.” It was unveiled as a surprise on the first day of their first nationwide tour in August 2025, thrilling the fans in attendance.
Choreography is by SACO MAKITA, making it a visually entertaining piece as well.
When you want to boost your self-esteem or you’re feeling down, listening to it will surely lift your spirits.
MapleCrystal Kay
This is the version sung by Crystal Kay, who has been active on the front lines since her debut at 13.
Featured at the very beginning of her first cover album, “I SING,” released in April 2021, this track offers a fresh, synth-driven electronic arrangement that contrasts with the original.
Arranged by Kazuhiko Maeda, the warm yet dance-influenced sound design brings out the charm of her voice.
Beneath the poignancy, a core strength quietly emerges, making it perfect for a night drive or moments of solitary reflection.
Savor a sophisticated, urban atmosphere that’s distinct from Spitz’s take.
MapleNakamura Emi
This is the NakamuraEmi version, hailing from Atsugi City in Kanagawa Prefecture, whose powerful vocals are unimaginable from her petite frame.
Together with producer Hiroshi Kawamura, she crafted an arrangement notable for its simple tones of acoustic guitar and piano.
Her signature style—carefully savoring each and every word—beautifully overlaps with the bittersweet worldview of Spitz’s classic.
After being performed as part of a live project in October 2022, it was recorded and included on the single “Haruku,” released in March 2024.
It’s a track where warmth and loneliness coexist, one you’ll want to listen to at autumn dusk or when you want to quietly immerse yourself in music alone.
By the side on a moonlit nightUru
This ballad, released as a single in January 2026, serves as the theme song for the film “The Guardian of the Camphor Tree.” Written and composed by Iyori Shimizu of back number, with the band also handling the arrangement, it drew significant attention.
Uru’s embracing vocals blend beautifully with a melody that is both heartrending and warm.
The music video also made waves among fans for featuring Uru herself for the first time in about three years.
The lyrics delicately portray the feeling of staying close to someone, evoking an overflow of emotions that defy words.
Also included on the album “tone,” this song is one whose tenderness seeps into the heart—perfect for listening alone in the quiet of night when you’re thinking of someone.
Maplehoshino disuko (papā)
A cover by Hoshino Disco from the comedy duo Parpar.
He beautifully evokes the poignant scene of a painful farewell with his characteristically clear, high-toned voice.
Leveraging his strength in the upper register, the soaring vocals in the chorus are deeply moving.
The video released on YouTube in December 2020 has racked up over 1.5 million views.
Singing over a simple karaoke backing allows the allure of his voice to come through directly.
In November 2021, he also performed it on the TV show “THE Karaoke★Battle,” which drew a huge response.
This work showcases his ability as a vocalist beyond the bounds of comedy.
It’s a must-listen for those who want to simply revel in great singing or are looking for a straightforward cover that honors the original melody.
Songs with titles starting with “Ka” (91–100)
Wanna carnival?Naoto Intiraymi
When you dive into a new world, you feel excited and nervous at the same time, don’t you? Here’s a song that blows away those jitters and lets you move forward in a festive mood.
It was released by Naoto Inti Raymi as his major-label debut single in April 2010.
Its boundlessly bright sound and the sing-along chorus that everyone can get rowdy to will give a strong push to any hesitant heart.
Listen to it, and you’ll be able to take that first step with a smile.