Classic songs about Saga. A number of tracks related to Saga Prefecture.
On the upper side of the map of Japan lies the warm land of Saga.
There, numerous masterpiece songs that sing of its history, traditions, and everyday life continue to breathe.
From heartfelt hometown tunes born while picturing the beautiful landscapes of Saga, to pieces woven by contemporary artists with fresh perspectives, and even parody songs about Saga Prefecture—there’s a rich variety.
In this article, we introduce gem-like songs themed around Saga and music connected to the prefecture, together with vivid scenes.
You just might discover a song that resonates with your heart!
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A classic song about Saga. A selection of songs related to Saga Prefecture (1–10)
Saga IncidentHoshimachi Suisei
This is a striking track where lustrous traditional Japanese melodies intertwine with big band jazz, creating a passionate sound.
Inspired by the anime ZOMBIE LAND SAGA, the song portrays the resolve and intense emotions hidden within a dignified woman, set against the backdrop of Saga in the Meiji era.
Suisei Hoshimachi’s powerful yet wistful vocals brilliantly capture this formidable world, which may be why it resonates with so many listeners.
The original song was included on the album ZOMBIE LAND SAGA Franchouchou The Best, released in November 2019.
It was also used as an insert song to heighten the climax of the sequel.
Why not listen to it on a night when you want to unleash the passion you keep inside?
Let’s walk. Saga Prefecture.DOTAMA
Among DOTAMA’s works—he’s known for his razor-sharp wordplay in MC battles—this piece stands out for its warmth as it lightly portrays the charms of Saga Prefecture.
The lyrics carry a message that walking reveals new discoveries in cityscapes you might overlook by car, conveying a deep affection for Saga.
From historical figures and cultural institutions to back-alley scenes, everything comes alive over a poppy beat, evoking the joy of travel in listeners’ hearts.
Produced in November 2022 as a tie-in for the “Arukou.
Saga-ken.” (Let’s Walk.
Saga Prefecture.) project, the track drew attention, surpassing 100,000 views on YouTube.
It’s the perfect song not only for those traveling in Saga, but also for anyone who wants to enjoy their usual walking route with fresh eyes.
Treasure Huntkururi
This song is drawn from a warm perspective that discovers small joys shining in cityscapes and everyday life.
After the members of Quruli actually visited Kōhoku Town in Saga Prefecture and experienced its rich nature and culture, their impressions were sublimated into a melody filled with the delight of finding a treasure.
Released in August 2022, the piece was created as the theme song commemorating the 70th anniversary of Kōhoku Town’s incorporation.
It has also been adopted as the station jingle at Kōhoku Station, the town’s gateway, gently blending into the daily lives of local residents.
When you’re a little tired from hectic days, it’s lovely to listen closely to the gentle tones spun by Quruli and try searching for the “treasures” right by your side.
A classic masterpiece singing of Saga. A collection of songs related to Saga Prefecture (11–20)
Saga Prefecturehanawa
It’s a song that makes you think, “It can’t be that bad,” and you can’t help but laugh.
It feels self-deprecating, but I think it could only have been written by someone who knows and loves Saga well.
It may seem like the emblem of a plain prefecture, but it’s a song that brightly put today’s Saga on the national map.
S.A.G.A. ~Come On Baby, Saga Folks~ (DA PUMP / U.S.A. Saga ver. [parody lyrics])
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A perfect match for hometown pride! This boldly arranged track puts a playful spin on DA PUMP’s hit song.
Created by Brooklyn Naruse, a musician from Saga Prefecture, it features charming lyrics packed with Saga dialect.
Dancing against backdrops of his hometown—JR Saga Station and the Ariake Sea tidal flats—he exudes a handmade vibe while conveying a passionate desire to energize Saga.
When he performed it live in October 2018, it made such a splash on social media—garnering over 700 likes—that it led to the video’s production.
It’s a standout cover for people living away from Saga or anyone curious about the region’s deeper charms.
Give this humor-filled track a listen, and you’ll likely become a fan of Saga too.
The wind is future-colored.
This song captivates with a hopeful sound that shimmers like Saga’s lush greenery under an endlessly blue sky.
Set to a refreshing, pure melody, it portrays the vitality of nature and the figure of someone taking a step toward the future.
Celebrating the warmth of human connections and the beauty of believing in your dreams and moving forward, this piece will gently illuminate the listener’s heart.
With additional lyrics and composition/arrangement by Kazuo Zaitsu, it was produced in April 1993 as an image song for Saga Prefecture.
Listen to it on a morning when you’re beginning a new challenge or while driving through Saga’s beautiful scenery, and you’ll surely picture a bright future in your heart!
Kashimaru-kun Ondokashimaru-kun
It’s a character from Kashima City.
The singing sounds a bit amateur, but the character is adorable and introduces various aspects of Kashima City.
It seems the lyrics were created based on ideas from the children of Kashima City.
There are lots of sights to see and delicious-looking things in Kashima City, aren’t there?