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 with titles starting with “Sa” – a roundup you can use for Shiritori or karaoke (51–60)
A drizzle of May rain throws the beauties into disarrayNEW!Juice=Juice
The playful, pun-like ring of the title really leaves an impression, doesn’t it? Tsunku♂’s indie second single for Juice=Juice is a scorching dance track where rock guitar tangles with dazzling brass.
The lyrics, which vow to charge down the path they believe in without being swayed by rumors or others’ judgments, are nothing less than a declaration of resolve from the girls at that time.
By deliberately using a word that’s originally a seasonal term for June, it conveys a momentum that seems to bring the rain a little early.
Released in May 2013, this song was also a key track that supported their run-up to a major-label debut.
Give it a listen when you want to blow away the damp, gloomy mood and be your truest self.
Summer ChocolateNEW!≠ME
If you’re looking for an irresistibly sweet number packed with the thrills of summer, this is the one.
Sung by the duo of Hitomi Suzuki and Saya Tanizaki, this unit song has won fervent support from fans.
The lyrics portray a love that melts like chocolate, and the onomatopoeia-filled phrases are sure to set your heart racing just by listening.
It’s a coupling track included on Type B of the single “Su, Suki Janai!” released in August 2022.
The title track also drew attention as the theme song for the TV anime “The Maid I Recently Hired Is Mysterious.” This song is also featured on the 2024 album “Springtime In You,” making it an indispensable track for the group.
It’s perfect for when you want to feel cute or make that special someone turn their head.
Immerse yourself in the duo’s adorable voices!
Sangenjaya StoriesNEW!yangusukinii
A love song by Young Skinny set in the specific neighborhood of Sangenjaya, depicting the missed connections and genuine affection of awkward lovers.
With Yutaro Furudate participating in the arrangement, the track’s sound strikingly combines pop warmth with a heart-wrenching sense of wistfulness.
Released in July 2025, it was produced as a live anthem with an eye toward their Nippon Budokan concert in February 2026.
There are call-and-response sections designed with the audience in mind, conjuring a vivid image of the whole venue united in excitement.
It’s a number you’ll want to listen to when you’re troubled by a love that isn’t going smoothly, or on nights when you cherish the quiet moments with someone important.
Many will likely find themselves relating to the lyrics that capture everyday life with raw honesty.
A 3 o’clock kissNEW!rokudenashi
A poignant, heartrending number that delicately portrays the pain of a love that has ended and the memories that resurface in quiet moments.
Sung by Ninjin, who is active mainly on social media, this track has been beloved since the early days of the project Rokudenashi and was released as a digital single in June 2021.
Lyrics, composition, and arrangement are by the popular Vocaloid producer 40mP.
The subtle emotional shifts that seep through the understated melody create a feeling that tightly grips the listener’s heart.
This piece is also included in the visual works accompanying the album Rokka, scheduled for release in December 2025.
When you find yourself dwelling on days gone by or lying awake at night, its gentle yet ephemeral vocals may softly keep you company.
Songs whose titles start with “Sa.” A roundup useful for shiritori and karaoke (61–70)
Early summer rainNEW!Ohtaki Eiichi
This is the B-side track to Eiichi Ohtaki’s single “Soratobu Kujira,” released in June 1972 after his work with Happy End.
Its lyrics, said to gather words from Basho’s haiku and Nagai Kafu’s essays, pursue the appeal of sound and euphony over literal meaning, brimming with Ohtaki’s signature experimental spirit.
The track was produced by recording the rhythm first and then overdubbing, and when it was later included on the classic album “Eiichi Ohtaki,” the arrangement was changed.
Even under gloomy skies, Ohtaki’s characteristically light vocals and unique sound design are sure to put you at ease.
It’s a richly flavored number that makes you want to relax indoors, listen to the rain, and sip a coffee.
Bye, see you again sometime!NEW!Yonezu Kenshi
For many of us, that lively melody from the TV has been a boost to start the day.
This piece was written as the theme song for NHK’s morning drama series “Tora ni Tsubasa,” which portrays Japan’s first female lawyer.
Crafted by singer-songwriter Kenshi Yonezu and released in April 2024, it was later included on his 2024 album “LOST CORNER,” leaving a lasting impression on many listeners.
Beneath its refreshing sound, the song carries themes of parting and reunion, as well as the strength to forge one’s own path, resonating deeply with those who hear it.
The music video—set in a diner and played in reverse—is also memorable.
It’s a gentle yet energetic track perfect for the fresh green season, when you want to ease a tired heart or take a step forward and face the future.
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It’s a captivating track with a unique sense of weightlessness, as if urban clamor and silence coexist.
Its bittersweet world—depicting a fragility like carbonated bubbles fading away and a relationship cooling at normal temperature—matches Hatsune Miku’s voice exquisitely and tightens the chest.
Released in March 2023, it drew attention by being posted to coincide with the festival of Vocaloid culture.
Despite its danceable rhythm, it has an addictive quality that, strangely enough, calms the mind as you listen.
It’s the perfect song for the way home after leaving a lively place, or for listening alone while swaying on the last train.
It’s a bittersweet yet comfortable pop tune you’ll find yourself humming in unguarded moments.