[Karaoke] A roundup of popular Japanese songs that start with the letter “Ra”
Is everyone having fun at karaoke?
Whether you’re going wild with friends or practicing seriously on your own, there are lots of ways to enjoy it.
That said, choosing songs can be a recurring dilemma at karaoke.
You might find time slipping away while you’re thinking, “What should I sing next…?”
So in this article, we’ve put together a list of popular Japanese songs whose titles start with the syllable “ra” (ら)!
We’ve picked a wide range—from timeless classics to recent hits.
Use this as one way to find your next song to sing!
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RiseTOMORROW X TOGETHER
The track by TOMORROW X TOGETHER that has been airing as the new opening theme for the TV anime BEYBLADE X since April 2025 is an impressive song characterized by its exhilarating, fast-paced rock sound.
Composed by UZ of SPYAIR with lyrics by MOMIKEN, both seasoned creators in the world of anime theme songs, it’s an original piece that delivers a robust sound perfectly embodying the thrill of battle.
Alongside the powerful guitar and drums, the strings add a dramatic expansiveness, creating a structure that truly lets you feel a sense of “ascent.” The lyrics carry a message of pushing forward without breaking despite hardships, resonating as an anthem that encourages a comeback from setbacks.
The song is also slated to be included on the group’s Japanese 3rd album, Starkissed, scheduled for release in October 2025, and is sure to become even more beloved.
It’s the perfect track to fire up a party with friends—raise your fists together and sing along, and the excitement is guaranteed!
Next week, to the sea.Kashiwagi Kareki
A mid-tempo Vocaloid track with a slightly floating guitar phrase that lingers in your ears.
The guitar keeps things simple throughout, with no difficult solos, making it easy to learn and play.
The bass sticks to root notes, and the drums are based on an 8-beat, so they’re simple too—but since the tempo is relaxed, you’ll need to be careful not to rush the rhythm.
The vocal has a narrow range and the breathing isn’t difficult, so for a Vocaloid song it’s relatively easy to sing.
It’s a tune that even beginner band members can play together comfortably and enjoy.
Final scene.eill
This song sets the wavering emotions of a woman still carrying the afterglow of heartbreak to a supple R&B groove.
Released in October 2025, it was chosen as the theme song for the dating reality show Love Transit Season 3.
This marks the third consecutive season that eill has provided the show’s theme.
Her signature vocals—combining crystalline clarity with sultry richness—imbue the bittersweet mood with a hint of allure.
Sing it at karaoke, and even as you look back on a past romance, your poised presence will shine through, surely drawing in the hearts of the men listening.
It’s a perfect pick for a night when you want to close the distance in a gently intimate atmosphere.
LAVALAVANumber_i
Included on the deluxe edition of Number_i’s second album, “No.
II,” this track is a driving song that fuses an up-tempo beat—like speeding down the highway—with a sweet, romantic melody.
While subtly weaving in the suffocating aspects of urban life and the anonymity of the online world, it portrays a down-to-earth love where the time spent with the person by your side is the one thing that feels genuinely warm.
The sound balances both a sense of speed and a chill mood—quintessentially Number_i.
It’s the perfect song for a winter night drive date.
Last SongOfisharu Higedan Dism
The melody, which gently embraces the sadness of parting and the hope beyond it, is truly striking.
This song by Official HIGE DANDism weaves together the fleeting nature of time coming to an end and gratitude toward someone precious, resonating deeply with listeners’ hearts.
Even while carrying the loneliness of happy days coming to a close, it leaves you wanting to say “see you” with a smile in the end—such a warm message is embedded within.
Featured on the acclaimed 2019 October release Traveler, the song was also used as an insert track in the drama “Ato 3-kai, Kimi ni Aeru” (I Can See You Three More Times).
Sung while looking back on the irreplaceable moments spent with friends and teachers on the special day of a graduation ceremony, it’s sure to fill the venue with a moving atmosphere.
It will gently give a push to the children who are about to walk their separate paths.
La la la, I love it.Takada Satoshi
Here is an inspiring song that delivers heartfelt gratitude while reminiscing about days spent with friends and teachers.
Composed by Satoshi Takada, who has experience as a nursery teacher, this piece features a warm melody and a straightforward message that resonates deeply.
It carries the hope that even when you part from your beloved friends, your hearts remain connected, making it perfect to sing during the season of graduation or moving up a grade.
Included on the album “Rocket Crayon no Oyako de! Hoiku de! Mainichi Asobi-tai!” released in September 2014, it has now become a staple graduation song cherished by many preschools.
When children join their voices to the piano accompaniment, the entire venue will be filled with a warm atmosphere.
How about singing it at recitals or graduation ceremonies to express gratitude to parents and teachers?
Love letterAMUGIRI
AMUGIRI, who is also active as a member of the YouTuber group Comdot, delivers a witty track released as his second digital single in May 2024—one that boldly reframes harsh criticism as a heartfelt letter.
He performed it at the Tokyo Dome event in August 2024, captivating the audience with confident rap.
The song is slated for inclusion on the album “I AM ～ kick the verse and complex ～,” scheduled for release in January 2026, and its powerful lyrics can be read as a declaration of intent from an artist.
Its positive stance—turning even criticism into fuel—will surely encourage those facing adversity.
It’s the perfect song to play when you want to tune out the noise around you, look straight ahead, and feel refreshed.