Songs with titles that start with a number. Useful for karaoke or playlist selection.
Can you think of any songs whose titles start with a number?
There are titles made up of just numbers, and plenty where numbers are followed by Japanese or English words.
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole range of songs with titles that start with numbers.
Feel free to use this as a reference when creating a playlist of “songs that start with numbers” or when choosing songs for karaoke.
It might also be fun to collect your favorite tracks that start with each number from 1 to 9!
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Songs with titles that start with numbers. For your karaoke or playlist selection (451–460)
365 Steps MarchSuizenji Kiyoko
Let me introduce a lively song that’s perfect for the autumn sports season.
It’s an encouraging tune sung by Kiyoko Suizenji that lifts your spirits and helps you stay positive.
The lyrics, which emphasize the importance of keeping your steps moving forward, leave a strong impression.
Released in November 1968, this song has remained beloved by many.
It was even chosen as the entrance march for the 41st National High School Baseball Invitational Tournament.
It’s a great choice to sing together with older adults.
It’s also fun to swing your arms or march in place to the “one, two” in the lyrics.
It could be just the thing to get you moving with a cheerful mindset.
July 7Mizuki Nana
“July 7th” is a classic distinguished by its memorable melody and deeply moving lyrics.
It’s one of those seasonally rich songs you’ll want to hear in July, when summer arrives.
Nana Mizuki’s hallmark powerful vocals carefully weave an unwavering love for someone special, gripping the listener’s heart.
The track is included on the album “IMPACT EXCITER,” released on July 7, 2010.
Upon release, it ranked high on the Oricon charts and received strong acclaim.
As a song tied to a special date, it’s a number you’ll want to listen to with someone important to you.
It’s perfect for savoring the gentle flow of time while reflecting on summer memories.
Why not layer your own feelings onto Mizuki’s voice and spend your summer in your own special way?
The Sixth De-pre-ss-ionsawada kenji
This is a song by Kenji Sawada—also known by his nickname “Julie”—who was also active as the vocalist of The Tigers.
It has a light, speedy feel, yet the airy, floating sound that rings out at the beginning conveys a strong sense of alluring mystery.
The lyrics, too, seem to highlight the sexy aura that Kenji Sawada exudes, evoking the dangerous atmosphere of an adult romance.
It’s a track that captures the perilous charm and elusive, mysterious allure of a mature sensibility.
366 daysShimizu Shota ft. Nakasone Izumi
A song by singer-songwriter Shota Shimizu—whose talent is recognized both in Japan and abroad, including participation in tribute albums for overseas artists—and Izumi Nakasone, a member of the four-piece band HY based in Okinawa.
It’s one of HY’s signature tracks, and the lyrics, drawn from Izumi Nakasone’s real-life experiences, resonated with many listeners.
The beautiful harmony between male and female vocals is soothing, and it’s sure to captivate friends and peers when sung at karaoke.
A classic, can’t-miss karaoke duet song.
10 yearsWatanabe Misato
A 12th single by singer-songwriter Misato Watanabe that, thanks to its strong popularity—topping fan polls, for example—has become one of her signature songs.
Released as a double A-side with “Kimi no Yowasa,” it was also used as the campaign jingle for UCC Ueshima Coffee’s canned coffee commercials.
With lyrics that convey a message of striding powerfully through the ten years of both past and future, the song conjures an image of a cool, self-possessed woman—even from a male perspective.
Sung by a woman in her fifties with rich life experience, the lyrics gain added depth, making it a crowd-pleaser at karaoke as well.
Songs with titles that start with numbers. For choosing tracks for karaoke or playlists (461–470)
1983 BackpackersIshizaki Hyuui
This song is filled with a longing to visit the world’s famous tourist destinations and a yearning for freedom.
Woven with heartfelt vocals by Huwie Ishizaki, it’s sprinkled with captivating place names like Angkor Wat and Machu Picchu, inviting listeners on a vivid adventure.
A fairy-tale worldview melds with folk rock, and the desire to break free from a peaceful everyday life resounds on a refreshing melody.
Released in June 2013 and included on the album “Huwie Best,” this uptempo ode to travel is a perfect companion for drives and backpacking.
Whether you’re seeking excitement in your daily routine or ready to take a new step forward, a wonderful musical experience awaits that will surely give you a gentle push.
Summer Vacation at 33Shinsei Kamattechan
This is a song released by Shinsei Kamattechan in 2018 that drew attention for paying homage to their own track “23-sai no Natsuyasumi” (“23-Year-Old’s Summer Vacation”).
It sings about the changes that have come with the passage of ten years, as well as the things that have remained the same.
How about taking this nostalgic season of summer as an opportunity to look back on your own past?
