Songs with titles that start with “Sa”: a roundup you can use for shiritori or karaoke
What songs come to mind with titles that start with “Sa”? In this article, we’ll introduce songs whose titles begin with “Sa,” which are handy for games like song-title shiritori or karaoke with letter restrictions.
When you think of “sa,” many people picture sakura (cherry blossoms) that bloom beautifully in spring—and along with that, there are countless songs that have “sakura” in their titles.
Starting with the power word “sakura,” we’ve gathered a variety of songs whose titles begin with “sa.” Be sure to check them out and use them in different situations!
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Songs whose titles start with “Sa.” A roundup useful for shiritori and karaoke (251–260)
Thanks for the service, RIP.abaraya
This is a work by Vocaloid producer Abaraya, themed around the phrase “service termination.” The lyrics strikingly convey both a sense of crisis about eventually coming to an end and the will to keep moving forward in spite of it.
From beneath the humorous wording, a deep emotion wafts through.
The cool electronic sound is also highly addictive—guaranteed to be on repeat.
Whether you’re lost in thought or want to surrender yourself to the music, this track fits.
Flower of the sanshinBEGIN
A beloved classic by BEGIN, where the gentle tone of the Okinawan traditional instrument, the sanshin, softly touches the heartstrings.
Sparked by a keepsake from a grandfather one had nearly forgotten, the lyrics vividly revive warm family memories and feelings for one’s hometown, leaving a deeply nostalgic impression.
Released in October 2006, this song has remained in many people’s hearts as an insert song for the film “Tears for You” (Nada Sōsō).
Its bittersweet yet powerful melody deepens the emotions we hold for those dear to us.
For those working hard far from home, it will surely bring their family’s faces to mind.
It’s the perfect track for moments when you want to spend some heartwarming time.
PSYCHOPATHBOØWY
This work captures the tense atmosphere of a band on the verge of breaking up, cutting sharply into the listener’s heart.
Said to center on themes of inner madness and paranoia, it’s easy to see why many are irresistibly drawn to the world conjured by Kyosuke Himuro’s cool, sensuous vocals and Tomoyasu Hotei’s weighty guitar.
The track serves as the title piece of their final original album, “PSYCHOPATH,” released in September 1987.
If you’re drawn to fleeting aesthetics or wish to explore its thrilling, darker edge, this song is sure to leave a deep mark.
Sunset Summer FeverL!PP(from Hello! Project Dance Team)
An emotional summer dance number where your heartbeat seems to sync with the setting sun! It’s the debut original track by L!PP, a unit formed by elite dancers from across Hello! Project’s groups, released in September 2022.
Created as a tie-in song with the hair salon LIPPS, it reached No.
3 on the Oricon Daily Chart.
The lyrics by Gota Nishidera skillfully capture both the bittersweetness and the passion of a fading summer.
Perfect as background music for a late-summer drive or a sunset spent with friends, it’s sure to create unforgettable, sentimental memories.
Summer★☆GetchuTHE SUPER FRUIT
A pop tune that gives you a push to enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime summer to the fullest—just like ice cream right before it melts! This is the third single from the seven-member male idol group THE SUPER FRUIT, released in September 2023, and later included on the album “BEST FRUIT BOX.” Its upbeat message—life is short and chances are fleeting, so seize the moment—resonates over a thrilling, fast-paced sound.
The colorful visuals built around the “music × ice cream shop” concept are fun, too, and just listening might lift your spirits.
It’s perfect for getting the whole family hyped on summer drives or camping trips.
SannenzakaHiraoka Chika
Based in the Kansai region, Chika Hiraoka continues to shine with a multifaceted appeal that defies the boundaries of traditional enka.
From emotionally rich enka pieces like her debut song “Furusato-bune” to breezy, pop-tinged tracks like “Kibō Misaki,” her hallmark is a flexible musicality that makes the most of her distinctive voice.
Her gentle vocals, which seem to softly nestle close to the listener’s heart, are suffused with a warmth like a springtime sunbeam.
In addition to her singing career, she is active as a radio personality and an actress.
More recently, she even garnered multiple awards in the pageant division of Miss Japan Fukuoka—what a surprise! Many people are surely encouraged by her boundless curiosity and her constant drive to take on new challenges.
Lake SaromaAkiyama Ryoko
Ryoko Akiyama leaves a strong impression as she tours the country in her campaign car “Ryoko-go,” wrapped with her own photo.
After appearing on a TV program, she won many hearts with her single-minded dedication and approachable personality.
Her talent is the real deal—she has won numerous singing contests since childhood—and her “Hokkaido Series,” set in the northern lands, is especially compelling.
When the harsh nature of the north and the fiery passions of the women who live there ride on Akiyama’s firm, resonant voice, they echo dramatically, enveloping you in the feeling of witnessing a grand story.
Her singing is, without fail, nothing short of breathtaking.
Many people likely find courage in her steady, persistent pursuit of her craft.