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.
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Songs with titles starting with “Po” (21–30)
Portrait Love SongGOOD BYE APRIL
A heartwarming mutual-love song by GOOD BYE APRIL, who champion neo new music.
It’s included on their album HEARTDUST, released in November 2024.
The lyrics are truly lovely, reminding us that the peaceful everyday moments with a partner are treasures beyond compare.
They make you want to etch each precious, easily overlooked moment into your heart, like capturing it on film.
That kind of pure, gentle love is sung over a comfortable, pleasant sound.
The music video for this track was released in April 2025, bringing renewed attention to the song.
The same album also features Love Letter, which served as the ending theme for the drama “Batsukoi.” It’s a stylish pop tune that makes the perfect BGM for two people enjoying happy times together.
Ponpokochin ExerciseNohara Shinnosuke (Kobayashi Yumiko) Kazama Tooru (Mashiba Mari) Sakurada Nene (Hayashi Tamawo) Satou Masao (Ichiryusai Teiyuu) Boo-chan (Satou Chie) Yoshinaga Midori (Nanao Haruhi)
A delightfully humorous exercise song sung by Shin-chan, the Kasukabe Defense Force, and Ms.
Yoshinaga.
It centers on simple, curious questions about animal behavior, with lyrics so charming they’ll make you chuckle without thinking.
The song was featured in the anime’s 135th episode, “We’re Touring the TV Station,” which aired in February 1995; this episode won 2nd place in the series’ 20th-anniversary best-episode poll.
Since July 2022, it has also been used as the TV anime’s ending theme.
It’s a boundlessly cheerful track that makes everyday worries feel trivial—you’re sure to end up smiling.
Songs with titles starting with “Po” (31–40)
Point NemoZūkaraderu
This is a song by the rock band ZUKA LADERU.
It serves as the title track of their 10th-anniversary album, slated for release in September 2025, and it captures the band’s growing maturity.
While depicting the loneliness of “people never fully understanding one another,” it still sings of a steadfast love that keeps caring for the other.
The band’s warm sound and Takanobu Yoshida’s straightforward vocals seem to amplify that pure feeling.
If you’ve ever struggled with the emotional distance between you and someone important, this one will surely hit home!
PolynasiaIshino Takkyu
Takkyu Ishino is also known for his work with Denki Groove, but when discussing his solo career, you can’t overlook the classic Berlin-recorded masterpiece, BERLIN TRAX.
Laser-focused on dancefloor utility, this album’s hard, stoic four-on-the-floor sound is just incredibly cool.
Even as a lyricless instrumental, its repetitive beats and meticulously layered electronics seem to depict the very essence of a city’s late-night bustle and the taut atmosphere of a dimly lit dance floor.
Listen straight through, and you’ll feel time flow like a night deepening in a Berlin club.
The way he conjures such vivid scenes with sound alone is enough to make you nod in admiration.
PopcornSilk-B♪
Silk-B♪, a girls’ band that appeared on Ikaten in 1989.
The song they performed on the show, Popcorn, is a stylish and breezy pop rock track with a hint of jazzy flair.
Their vibrant harmonies—many members taking turns on vocals—and the skilled performance enhanced by flute were proven by their flawless completion on the program.
Hearing that heart-lifting sound, like popcorn popping, wraps you in the heat and sparkle of the band boom of the time.
Haven’t you ever found a favorite band by chance at a live house and cheered them on with all your heart? They’re a charming band that brings back those sweet and slightly bittersweet memories.
turning into a potatoNeru
This is a duet song produced by Neru.
It was written specifically for the smartphone game “Project SEKAI: Colorful Stage! feat.
Hatsune Miku” and was released in November 2020.
The song uses the word “potato” to deliver a biting, ironic portrayal of a life falling apart.
Its lyrics brim with dark humor, while the lively, musical-style arrangement creates an irresistibly addictive contrast.
If you sing it in character, it’s guaranteed to hype up the crowd with its one-of-a-kind world!
poseOkazaki Taiiku
This is a heart-thumping number that colored the ending of the anime Pokémon Sun & Moon.
The tongue twisters and rhythmic phrases that make kids want to imitate them naturally bring a smile to your face just by listening.
The track was released in April 2017 as a split single with Satoshi with Pikachu, and was later included on the concept album OT WORKS, which compiles tie-in songs.
Packed with the playful spirit characteristic of Okazaki Taiiku, it’s a song that brightens and lifts the mood at any time.