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 (371–380)
Summer noodlesnakigoto
An addictive rock tune that mixes summer languor with exhilaration! This is a unique summer song released in 2022 by Nakigoto, a rock band featuring vocalist/guitarist Emiri Mizukami and guitarist/backing vocalist Ami Okada.
The guitar riff that twines around the Latin-flavored, passionate rhythm is absolutely stellar, and just listening to it lifts your spirits.
I can’t get enough of the worldview that captures the slight sense of summer transgression and a floating, blissful feeling through the unexpected motif of instant noodles.
Spin this track—so vivid you can almost see the live-show frenzy—and even the most ordinary day might transform into a thrilling slice of summer.
The Last FireworksKokorashika
The wistful tone of the electric piano and Koki’s crystal-clear vocals set the heart ablaze—what a wonderful medium-tempo ballad! “Saigo no Hanabi,” released in 2024 by the guitar-less three-piece band Kokorashika, born from a high school light music club, is a milestone track that marked the beginning of their brilliant career.
The worldview that overlays the fleeting glow of fireworks blooming and vanishing in the night sky with time that can never return and the couple’s frustrating relationship is deeply emotional and irresistibly immersive.
Within Hiroaki Yokoyama’s dramatic arrangement, the piano’s beautiful melody shines especially bright.
If you try performing this song with just piano and vocals, the beauty of the melody might stand out even more.
Songs whose titles start with “Sa.” A roundup you can use for shiritori and karaoke (381–390)
Summer rainKobukuro
This is a song by Kobukuro that was used as the opening theme for the TV Tokyo anime Cross Game.
You can almost picture two people huddling under a single umbrella, illuminated by summer lightning.
The piece portrays a bittersweet emotional sway between the rain that tries to wash away memories of a past love and the vivid, summer-dream-like memories that remain nonetheless.
It was released in April 2009 as the B-side to the single Niji (Rainbow) and is also included on the album CALLING.
It’s a captivating work that lets you savor both the exhilaration of summer days and a sudden, nostalgic loneliness at the same time.
Summer LoveAYANE
It’s an endlessly poppy and cute number that feels like it’s heralding the arrival of summer.
Created by the Kansai-born singer-songwriter AYANE together with Haruto Nishi, the track appears on the EP “Valley Girl,” released in June 2025.
Set against summer scenes—sun-kissed skin and an endless blue sky—it captures the thrill of a budding romance and the sweet, tangy desire to have your crush all to yourself, carried by a sparkling sound.
Paired with the adorable choreography that’s trending on TikTok, just listening to it puts you in a happy, dance-in-your-seat mood.
If you’re looking for a song to give your summer romance a little push, this might be the perfect pick.
Summer TribeDragon Ash
Dragon Ash, pioneers of mixture rock in Japan who also achieved major commercial success—their eighth single, released in July 2000, is a perfect party tune for the summer.
Its airy track and powerful beat vividly paint a liberating scene of hanging out with friends by an urban poolside.
For many, this song surely brings back memories of those scorching summers.
Peaking at No.
2 on the Oricon charts and later included on the first pressing of the classic album LILY OF DA VALLEY, this is a killer tune guaranteed to lift your mood on any drive.
Thank you!!HOME MADE kazoku
It’s one of HOME MADE Kazoku’s signature works, packed with the trio’s cohesion and heartfelt messages! Released in January 2005 as their third major-label single, the song gained widespread recognition when it was chosen as an ending theme for the TV anime BLEACH.
The lyrics express gratitude to the people they’ve met, delivered straight from the heart over a bright, catchy sound that blends their distinctive J-pop and hip-hop style.
In addition to the album ROCK THE WORLD, it’s also included on the best-of collection ~Heartful Best Songs~ “Thank You!!”.
Beloved as a walk-up song by professional baseball players, this classic gives listeners a positive boost—perfect for expressing thanks to someone special or firing up the crowd at karaoke!
Cherry blossoms bloom: future, love, dreamyozuka*
Like cherry blossoms swaying in the spring breeze, this heart-fluttering number hints at the start of a sweet-and-sour romance.
Yozuca*’s crystal-clear vocals intertwine with a wistful yet forward-looking melody to make listeners’ hearts skip a beat.
The pop sound feels as if it captures a sparkling moment of youth.
Released as Yozuca*’s second single in July 2003, this track was used as the opening theme for the TV anime D.C.
~Da Capo~.
It might just make you want to listen—and rewatch—again.