Songs that start with “se”. Use them as references for shiritori or choosing tracks for karaoke!
Have you ever played shiritori using only song titles, or done “karaoke shiritori,” where you decide the next karaoke song in shiritori style?
When you try it, it’s surprisingly hard to come up with titles, which actually makes it exciting.
So in this article, we’ve gathered songs with titles that start with “se,” which you can use in those situations.
When it comes to words that start with “se,” there are many, such as “sekai” (world), “seishun” (youth), and “sen” (thousand).
Let’s dive right in!
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Songs that start with “se.” Use them as references for shiritori or choosing karaoke songs! (181–190)
uniformyoshida takurou
This is a famous song by Takuro Yoshida that sings of the hopes and bittersweet sorrow of young people who moved to Tokyo from rural areas through group employment.
It’s a track included on his album “Kusazoshi,” released in June 1973.
Lyricist Osami Okamoto’s story, which begins in the bustle of Tokyo Station, is breathtaking.
The narrator’s perspective moves through the past and future of girls in their school uniforms: family evenings back home, loneliness in the big city, and days spent clutching a small paycheck while waiting for the weekend.
The way they end up hiding the harsh reality and telling little lies to their hometown is just so heartrending.
Summer of UniformsMayo Okamoto
It’s a fresh, bittersweet song by Mayo Okamoto that unfolds scenes of youth before your eyes—summer sunshine and the sea glimpsed from the window of a swaying train.
It delivers the thrill we felt rushing around in our school uniforms, carried by a crisp acoustic sound.
The quickening heartbeat for the person who just happened to sit beside you, the wordless, frustrating feelings—don’t they overlap with the precious memories everyone keeps tucked away inside? When you want to linger in the shining memories of your school days, why not gently open the album of your heart with this song?
A mermaid in a uniformSakurazaka46
Casting off the uniforms that symbolize suffocating rules to become mermaids who swim freely—that earnest wish of the girls resonates at the heart of this Sakurazaka46 unit song.
It sets to upbeat electropop the delicate emotional landscape where rebellion against growing up mingles with a thirst to become someone.
The track is included on the single “Samidare yo,” released in April 2022.
The slightly sassy, precocious live performances further accentuate the song’s world.
When you feel like you’re struggling inside the “fish tank” of school regulations and others’ expectations, listening to it will gently nudge you toward staying true to yourself.
sparklerInoue Sonoko
When it comes to Sonoko Inoue’s music, the image that comes to mind is her translucent voice singing about down-to-earth feelings of love, so it’s the kind of music you want to choose when you feel like singing something mellow.
This track was released in July 2014, when she was still a high school junior, as the title song of her mini-album “Senko Hanabi,” and it beautifully depicts the fleeting emotions of love at summer’s end.
Produced by Ryota Yanagisawa of SUPER BEAVER, the dramatic melody has a relaxed tempo, making it a song you can sing comfortably while immersing yourself in the lyrics’ world.
After reminiscing about your summer memories, be sure to give it a try.
Boathouse Inn of SetoNonaka Saori
Even 35 years after her debut, the highly skilled Saori Nonaka continues to evolve.
After a striking debut with a masculine-spirited enka style, she broadened her expressive range into a more lyrical world, captivating many fans.
One of her signature songs, “Yukiguni Koi Ningyō” (Snow Country Love Doll), received passionate support from karaoke enthusiasts and became a hit, selling over 150,000 copies.
Her voice, which sings of single-minded love against a snowy backdrop, gently seeps into listeners’ hearts and seems to paint a bittersweet yet beautiful scene before their eyes.
In recent years, she has even performed in professional wrestling rings, proving she’s not confined to the traditional bounds of enka—she’s someone you can’t take your eyes off.
Youth and youth and youthaimyon
This is a song by Aimyon that was used in 2021 as the commercial theme for Kirin Beer’s “Tanrei Green Label.” The track originally appeared on her single “Kimi wa Rock wo Kikanai,” released in August 2017.
The imagery of a love for someone you can only meet in dreams mingling with the languid air of summer is striking.
Many listeners likely relate to those bittersweet feelings that resurface from everyday triggers—like how the smell of curry can make you feel fond of someone.
Perhaps the song’s true meaning resonates even more deeply when you listen to it as an adult.
sparklerYoshida Yamada
For Yoshida Yamada, the song that marked their 15th anniversary year is Senko Hanabi (Sparkler).
From the anticipation of the moment the flame is lit, to the blaze, and then the quiet fade into darkness—its brief life.
The fragile story of the sparkler overlaps with bittersweet memories of love, creating scenes that really tug at the heart.
The acoustic warmth intertwines with a refined sound, and their two voices beautifully capture the loneliness and tenderness of summer’s end.
It’s a masterpiece that gently awakens each listener’s own sleeping memories of a summer past.