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 (21–30)
SAMURAI DRIVENEW!hitomi
Featured as the theme song for Kao’s “Brand-new AUBE” commercial, this track drew attention alongside its stylish visuals.
Released as a single in January 2002, it’s a cover of the rock band cune, yet it’s widely known as one of hitomi’s signature songs.
While preserving the intensity of the original, it’s arranged into a refined pop-rock sound, with a driving, exhilarating melody as its appeal.
The worldview depicting someone pressing forward despite doubt and impatience makes it perfect for moments when you want to refresh your daily life.
It’s also included on the album “huma-rhythm,” released the same month.
Singing it at karaoke creates a cool, urban vibe, so pick it when you want to lift your spirits.
sunday driverNEW!kurayamisaka
This is a track from the album “kurayamisaka yori ai wo komete,” released in September 2025 by the Tokyo-based rock band kurayamisaka.
Layering a thick guitar sound infused with shoegaze and alternative rock elements with Sachi Naito’s rounded vocals creates a unique atmosphere where intensity and wistfulness coexist.
Set against a driving band ensemble, the lyrics evoke passing scenery and shifting emotions, carrying a sense of nostalgia.
The song was performed at a music festival the same year, drawing attention as a live-ready number.
While it’s originally built to impress with a wall-of-sound ensemble of three guitars, it should be perfectly coverable with a two-guitar arrangement.
Since it’s a tightly played, predominantly 8-beat track, practice with an emphasis on conveying the strength of the melody.
Interruption to my walkNEW!iyowa
When you want to savor the quiet happiness of everyday life, this song is perfect.
It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Iyowa, released after an anonymous submission event held in November 2025.
While grounded in gentle acoustic sounds, it incorporates wavering textures and key changes for a distinctive touch.
And the lyrics—expressing warm affection by matching the other person’s pace—are heart-melting.
Simply walking together with someone you love will feel more enjoyable than ever.
Goodbye, my loverNEW!Koresawa
This is a love ballad that sings of heart-wrenching heartbreak triggered by everyday, ordinary moments.
It’s performed by Koresawa, known for her ability to convey raw emotions.
Released in November 2022, the song was later included on the April 2023 album “Kawaiku Shinagara Matteru ne.” It was also selected as the ending theme for Fuji TV’s music program “Lovemusic” for December 2022.
When you still love someone but have to choose to part ways, even the sight of the sunset on your way home can bring you to tears.
The sorrow of joyful memories and future promises fading away resonates alongside her gentle vocals.
I especially recommend it to those who had to break up without being able to stop loving, and are suffering because of it.
TalentNEW!Sabasusutā
We’re featuring Sabasister’s exhilarating upper tune, highlighted by a band ensemble bursting with drive and openness.
Its lyrics deliver an uplifting message about believing in your potential and finding the courage to take a step forward.
Released ahead of the October 2025 album “It’s Only Punk Rock!” with a pre-release in September of the same year, this track was written as the CM song for Morinaga’s in Jelly brand, “in Jelly for Club Activities 2025.” With their rapid rise—performing at major festivals just five months after forming—their music is something we’d love to see you play on your school festival stage after forming a band.
Within punk rock’s trademark simplicity, if you sing your heart out with all the emotion you’ve got, you’re sure to get the crowd fired up.
Sunny Day SundayNEW!Senchimentaru Basu
When it comes to summer karaoke, many people probably think of Sentimental Bus.
Their single “Sunny Day Sunday,” released in August 1999, was featured in Otsuka Pharmaceutical’s Pocari Sweat commercial and became a big hit.
It’s also taken root as a high school baseball cheer song, known for its lively, fun sound that blends brass band tones with a punk-like sense of speed.
Vocalist Natsuyo Akahane’s straightforward, bright voice and the catchy melody can hype up audiences across generations.
How about belting it out with friends of the same generation at karaoke, reliving the summers of your youth?
Saturate ChocolateNEW!Yamagishi Koji
How about a sweet love song? “Saturate Chocolate” is a pop tune by Koji Yamagishi, released in June 2025.
It even won the VOCALOID6 Award at the Vocalo song festival “KiraHapi 2025.” Its conceptual lyrics, which express feelings of love through the language of equations and confectionery, match perfectly with the sparkling sound.
Hatsune Miku’s innocent vocals and the playful wordplay sprinkled throughout have impeccable timing, making you want to hit repeat.
Let yourself swoon at the pure-hearted quest to find the “solution” to love!