A compilation of song titles that start with “Ma”
What songs come to mind with titles that start with “Ma”?
It’s not easy to name them off the top of your head, but once you start looking, you’ll think, “Oh! That one too,” and “This one also fits.”
In this article, we’ll introduce songs whose titles begin with “Ma.”
We’ve gathered a variety of tracks, from timeless classics often sung on TV and known by people of all ages, to beloved songs released in the Showa era that have stood the test of time.
They’re also super handy for games like song-title shiritori!
Be sure to check them out.
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Collection of Song Titles Starting with “Ma” (101–110)
See you again.THE FRANK VOX
The four-member male vocal group THE FRANK VOX from the Kansai region released a song in January 2025 that marks their first-ever graduation track.
It resonates with a heartfelt message that not only captures the poignancy of parting, but also carries hope for future reunions.
Centered on their signature harmonies and call-and-response style, the warm, comforting sound is imbued with the wish that the song might become a “bookmark” for cherished moments.
Released as a pre-distribution single from the album VOX BOX 2, the track was also selected as the ending theme for ABC TV’s Bukatsu People: Zenryoku Ouen Bukapi! and the TBS/MBS network show Prebat!!.
It’s recommended for those struggling to choose music for graduation ceremonies or farewell gatherings, and for anyone seeking the perfect song to send off someone embarking on a new chapter.
grandchildŌizumi Itsurō
Itsuro Oizumi, who hails from Yamagata Prefecture, has an unusual background, wearing two hats as both a cherry farmer and an enka singer.
He honed his skills in the world of folk music, winning the Tohoku/Hokkaido Minyo Grand Prize in 1977 and the Prime Minister’s Award from the Japan Folk Song Association in 1980.
After releasing a major-label work with Teichiku in 1999, he appeared on the NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen the following year and garnered numerous honors, including the Japan Record Award for Excellence and a Special Award at the Japan Gold Disc Awards.
His greatest appeal lies in his solid, resilient voice forged through folk traditions and his warm lyrical world rooted in the perspective of everyday life.
Inspired by his eldest son’s battle with illness, he has made supporting the bone marrow bank his life’s work and continues to hold charity concerts—an approach that resonates deeply.
My WayDef Tech
A heartwarming song that makes you believe the presence of your friends will give you a push.
It’s a track by Def Tech, the duo of Shen, who grew up in Hawaii, and Micro, from Tokyo, included on their 2005 album “Def Tech.” It was featured in a Yokohama Tires commercial and as the theme song for the High School Baseball Championship digest program, selling over 2.5 million copies in total.
Its uniquely soothing sound, known as “Jawaiian reggae,” and lyrics that weave English and Japanese together carry a powerful message: “Believe in your own path and keep moving forward.” This is a song you’ll want to dedicate to friends setting out toward their dreams or companions diving into a new environment.
Midsummer FruitKuwata Keisuke
Of course, there are men in their 60s who like Keisuke Kuwata.
One of my teachers from my school days was the same age as Kuwata, and he really liked him—he admired him so much he even did impressions.
As someone younger at the time, I felt that people of the same generation probably saw him as someone to look up to.
“Manatsu no Kajitsu” spans a fairly wide range, from A2 to B4, but I think it’s a very singable song for that generation.
The song builds toward the latter half and the pitch rises, so it’s good to focus on producing your voice with ease.
In any case, be mindful of staying relaxed, and sing in a way that resonates in your head and chest—your body will carry the sound, so you can increase volume without having to sing loudly.
When you go to sing, do it without hesitation!
MagiartNiru Kajitsu
A single bursting with exhilaration born from the fusion of gaming and Vocaloid! Composed by Vocaloid producer Nirukajitsu, it was released in December 2025.
Written specifically for the smartphone game “#Compass: Combat Providence Analysis System,” it serves as Perlinie’s theme song.
Its rock-based, enigmatic sound arrangement pairs with v flower’s vocals to create an addictive effect that makes your body naturally fall into the rhythm.
A must-listen for both game fans and Vocaloid listeners!
Compilation of song titles starting with 'Ma' (111–120)
See youNEUTRINO
This is a staple song for graduation season, written and composed by Hiroshi Machida, who is also a nursery school principal.
The AI singing synthesis software NEUTRINO covers this classic with a crystalline, transparent vocal.
The lyrics are sprinkled with everyday memories from the nursery—like playing tag with friends and the playground scenery changing with the seasons—moving listeners to tears.
The original track was included on the album “Congratulations on Graduation: Nursery Graduation Songs & Music Collection—All the Laughter and Tears, Those Everyday Moments Are Treasures,” released in December 2017, and has been cherished in many childcare settings.
This rendition features beautifully polished harmonies unique to AI, making it ideal as background music for ceremonies.
It’s a warm piece that conveys not only the sadness of parting but also the hope of meeting again.
masqueradeTRF
Produced by Tetsuya Komuro, TRF is a five-member co-ed dance and vocal group that racked up numerous million-selling hits and helped cement rave culture in Japan’s music scene.
This work, their ninth single released in February 1995, was featured as the TV commercial song for Mitsuki’s Ginza Jewelry Maki “Camellia Diamond.” Its aggressive dance track infused with hard rock elements and lyrics evoking the allure of a masquerade ball draw listeners into a mysterious night.
With a glamorous atmosphere that paints the dazzling lights of the big city, it stands as one of TRF’s foremost million sellers.