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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Songs with titles starting with “Ka” (311–320)
Boyfriend: yes or noaimyon
Released as the B-side to “Ai no Hana,” “Kareshi Umu” is a hidden gem that fully showcases Aimyon’s exceptional songwriting talent.
Set against Shoichi Aida’s playful, breezy guitar arrangement, it vividly captures the emotions of a man being toyed with by his lover.
The title’s wordplay—echoing “calcium”—is brilliant, and men who’ve had similar experiences will likely find themselves empathizing.
While both the chord progression and melody are simple, the song also features a slightly quirky arrangement, so it’s best to grasp the overall vibe of the track before singing it.
KaraBank Band
A soulful work by Bank Band that begins with the quiet resonance of a piano and gradually unfolds into a grand scale.
Its lyrics, interwoven with reflections on the depths of life and sharp insights into society, sound a warning to the modern world.
Released in January 2025, the piece beautifully blends Kazutoshi Sakurai’s emotionally rich vocals with Takeshi Kobayashi’s delicate arrangements.
Aina The End, Mone Kamishiraishi, and Salyu join on chorus, adding a vibrant flourish to the track.
Created for the ap bank fes ’25 performance, proceeds from this work are dedicated to supporting recovery from the Noto Peninsula earthquake, making it a meaningful contribution to society through music.
It is a jewel-like ballad that sinks deeply into the heart when your emotions are stirred, when you want to look within, and when you wish to connect with someone.
Kaedama (extra noodle refill)Santetsu
This is a humorous Teto song that expresses life through ramen.
Released by Santetsu in April 2025, “Kaedama” overlays elements of ramen—like broth, chashu, and back fat—with ways of living, joy and loneliness, and feelings of gratitude.
Teto’s vocals, combined with the warm, pop-influenced arrangement, evoke a sense of nostalgia.
Listening to this piece will surely let a gentle warmth spread through your heart, like a comforting bowl of soup.
Katana-P Christmas Theme Song 2022pīnattsu-kun
Starting his career in 2017, the so-called earliest days of VTuber history, Peanut-kun has stood out from other VTubers with his unique, mascot-like look—briefs on a peanut-shaped head—and has consistently maintained his style as an independent creator.
Also known as a rapper, Peanut-kun released “Katana-P Christmas 2022” in 2022, a reggaeton-inspired track with a striking, faintly melancholic guitar intro.
In skillful flow, he sings about his almost excessive love for Tōya Kenmochi, another prominent VTuber.
Even without knowing that background, the song’s slightly deranged vibe still lands as a “good track,” striking a superb balance that made it a hit.
I’d love to see you perfect the MV’s choreography and belt it out at karaoke with all your heart!
A place to return toHY
This is a moving piece that paints the feeling of longing for a distant homeland with warm, Okinawan-style sounds.
The lyrics, filled with deep love for the mother island, vividly depict the scenery and memories of home, bringing listeners a sense of nostalgia and warmth.
Included on the album “GLOCAL,” released in February 2014, it also served as the ending theme for TBS’s program “Otona no!” With the rhythm of Eisa drums, this work showcases HY’s unique fusion of Okinawan culture and contemporary pop, making it a song that offers comfort to those living away from their hometown or who have experienced parting from someone dear.
Songs with titles starting with 'Ka' (321–330)
Come back home.Oku Hanako
This song is filled with kindness and warmth, delivering an encouraging message that resonates deeply.
Okuno Hanako’s clear, translucent vocals and gentle piano tones tenderly embrace tired hearts, offering support to those who are doing their best while singing of the importance of having a place to return to.
With its quiet strength and sense of reassurance, this work has the power to sustain those who feel lonely or anxious.
Released in March 2006, it also drew attention as the JR East “Ekinaka” campaign commercial song.
It is included on the album “Yasashii Hana no Saku Basho,” which also features “Garnet,” the theme song for the film The Girl Who Leapt Through Time.
Loved by many, this track continues to comfort people who feel worn out by work or daily life, and those living far from their hometowns.
Imperial Regent Declarationyangusukinii
Young Skinny’s new song vividly captures the emotions of today’s youth, with Kayayu’s clear, high-toned vocals and lyrics about clumsy love lingering in the heart.
Set to a light, catchy melody, the track expresses personal flaws and inner conflict with a cynical edge, distilling the appeal of a band that enjoys overwhelming support from Gen Z.
Released digitally on April 23, 2025, the song premiered on the band’s flagship regular program, THE KINGS PLACE, and generated major buzz.
Their music portrays a life full of lies and contradictions with unvarnished honesty, making it a great recommendation for those who want to empathize with the subtleties of real romance or tap into the sensibilities of young people living in the modern era.