Songs with titles that start with “po”
Can you think of any Japanese songs whose titles start with “Po”? Just seeing “Po” by itself might not bring any to mind right away.
But if you look, there are surprisingly many—quite a lot of hits, in fact.
In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of “Po”-starting songs that are great picks for karaoke! We’ve selected a wide range, from recent buzzworthy tracks to timeless classics.
Be sure to read through to the end!
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Songs with titles starting with “Po” (151–160)
Porco RossoHisaishi Joe
This is a song from Porco Rosso.
It has a slightly mature feel, and its soothing melody is achingly beautiful.
From the quiet parts to the climactic moments, it makes you want to listen again and again.
It has a certain mood, and the music fits the film’s atmosphere perfectly.
Polishka PoleNaka Masami
Arranged from a Russian folk song, this track catapulted Masami Naka to stardom.
It was used as an insert song in the 1971 TBS TV drama “Fuyu no Kumo” (Winter Clouds) and became a major hit.
The original was a military song composed in Russia in 1934, but the Japanese version rewrites the lyrics around the theme of romance.
Set against a vast grassland, the song expresses longing for a beloved far away.
Naka’s powerful yet heartrending vocals convey the couple’s eternal love with rich emotion.
In 1998, a cover by another artist was chosen as the opening theme for the TBS drama “Ao no Jidai” (The Blue Era), cementing its status as a timeless classic beloved across generations.
Polyushka-PolyeNaka Masami
A hit song from 1971.
Known for being sung by the Red Army Choir, it is a piece that praises the exploits of the Red Army during the Russian Revolution, to which lyricist Jun Hashimoto added Japanese lyrics that can be read as a love song, yet remain as grand and expansive as the Russian land.
It was an unusual song even at the time, but doesn’t it still feel fresh today?
Poker FaceItou Momoka
Momoka Ito from the five-member dance and vocal group Fairies.
After debuting with the group, she also made her solo debut.
Since then, she has been actively working as an actress and TV personality.
She is an artist known for her clear, straightforward singing voice and fresh dance performances.
Spring came pop-pop-popsakushi: kozue hikari / sakkyoku: sako shinichirō
Why not sing together a refreshing song that evokes the arrival of spring? Created by Mr.
Komichi Hikari and Mr.
Shinichiro Sako, this piece features lyrics that make rhythmic hand-play fun.
The spring-themed lyrics spark children’s imaginations, and the bright melody naturally makes you want to hum along.
Since it incorporates clapping motions, it’s perfect for developing a sense of rhythm and teamwork.
Singing it at entrance ceremonies or spring events can help ease the nerves of children who are anxious about a new environment.
Be sure to sing it with your child and enjoy the coming of spring!
Poppin’love cocktailKoda Kumi feat TEEDA
This song, used in a commercial for the travel agency H.I.S., is one of Kumi Koda’s signature summer tracks.
With its heavy bass mix and catchy melody, it’s an upbeat summer tune that gets you moving—perfect dance music for lifting your spirits in the summer.
POP STARdekobokudekoboku
Decoboco (pronounced Rurirori) is a girls’ idol rock band formed in 2012.
They can both play instruments and dance, offering a wide range of performances.
They are a group that exemplifies an era in which more idols have taken on the role of performing as a rock band.
Despite being idols, their authentic band sound is exceptionally compelling.
