[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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[Karaoke] Compilation of Popular Japanese Songs Starting with 'Ra' (71–80)
LabuchinoJunky
A love pop tune packed with sparkling cuteness, perfect for Valentine’s Day.
Created by the Vocaloid producer Junky, known for hits like “Melancholic,” it was released in November 2014.
While harboring a timid crush, the piece brims with an irresistible, fluffy excitement like a sweet drink.
Rin Kagamine’s adorable vocals give a gentle push to the clumsy courage of a girl in love.
Originally produced as the flagship track for the collaborative album “Love cino” with Yuka Hiiragi, this is a must-listen for anyone who wants to heighten that pre-confession heartbeat to its peak.
LOVE 2000tsuru and kame
A buzzworthy cover number by a special unit straight out of the movie world.
Jutaro Yamanaka from M!LK and Aloha Takamatsu from BULLET TRAIN team up to boldly rework hitomi’s classic.
The result is a dance-pop tune overflowing with exhilaration that will get your body moving before you know it.
Released as a digital single in January 2026, it was chosen as the theme song for the film “Pure Love, Bring It On!” It’s perfect for getting everyone hyped at karaoke!
Rivals and EqualsMori Calliope
The high-energy sound makes you want to throw your fist in the air! Released for streaming in January 2026 by hololive English’s Mori Calliope, this track was produced as an insert song for episode 18 of the anime “Gachiakuta.” Riding on a heavyweight arrangement by PABLO and G4CH4, its lyrics—depicting a heated rivalry—hit with razor-sharp impact.
Why not give it a listen before a must-win showdown? It’s also included on the album “DISASTERPIECE,” out in February 2026.
[Karaoke] Compilation of Popular Japanese Songs Starting with “Ra” (81–90)
Love 119 -Japanese Ver.-RIIZE
The Japanese version of “Love 119” has been released.
It’s a song with a tempo and vocal range that are comfortable to sing, and although the same phrases and melodies repeat, making you think, “Is this a long song?”, it’s surprisingly short at 2 minutes 53 seconds.
Even first-time listeners of “Love 119” will likely find it easy to remember since it’s catchy and the melody isn’t difficult.
In particular, the chorus is structured to build excitement as more members join in, which can cause the tempo to speed up while singing.
Try to stay calm and keep your pace.
To lock the lyrics into the rhythm, taking finer counts at double-time should make it easier to sing!
Love Lots TogetherKAT-TUN
A track included on the album Fantasia, released in February 2023, that has earned passionate support from fans.
Its charm lies in a sound that evokes the glittering nights of the city and lyrics brimming with sheer euphoria.
Even among the works themed around being “genreless,” this song stands out for its mature poise and sweet mood, making your heart naturally skip just by listening.
Although not the title track, it’s known for receiving special promotion, including the release of its music video on YouTube.
The synergy between the sophisticated visuals and the music is outstanding, and the lavish live performances also became a hot topic.
It’s perfect for lifting your mood with a stylish vibe, or as a companion for a nighttime drive.
RaSuiyōbi no Campanella
A uniquely brilliant concept that fuses the ancient Egyptian sun god with Japan’s beloved national dish, curry—an irresistibly addictive track.
Featured on the album “Zipangu,” released in November 2015, the song leaves a powerful impression with its striking contrast between a divine worldview and appetite-stimulating lyrics.
It also drew attention through a collaboration with Nissin Foods’ “Nissin Curry Meshi,” and its music video won an award at the SPACE SHOWER MUSIC AWARDS.
Wordplay unfolds over electronic beats, brimming with a playful energy that sparks listeners’ imaginations.
Lucky BoyImawano Kiyoshirō
A relentlessly upbeat, feel-good positive number by Kiyoshiro Imawano that’ll lift your spirits just by listening! The lyrics don’t deny failure or setbacks, and they make you believe you’ve got luck on your side—gently wrapping a downcast heart in warmth.
This track appears in the latter half of the classic album “Memphis,” released in March 1992.
Produced by Steve Cropper and recorded in the home of soul music, Memphis, the sound—complete with a horn section—delivers full-on groove.
On days when things go wrong or when you want to regain your confidence, Kiyoshiro’s vocals will undoubtedly give you a push.
Add it to your playlist as a personal fight song.