Songs with titles that start with “Su.” A collection of tracks useful for shiritori.
There are lots of words that start with “su,” like “smile,” “snow,” and “star,” aren’t there?
So, what songs come to mind with titles that start with “su”?
In this article, we’ll introduce songs with titles that start with “su,” which you can use for games like song-title shiritori.
There are many songs that use words starting with “su,” but precisely because there are so many, it can be hard to recall them when you need to!
Use this article to brush up on songs whose titles start with “su,” and put them to use in shiritori or at karaoke!
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Songs whose titles start with “Su.” A list of songs useful for shiritori (141–150)
draft (cold air seeping through gaps)Sugi Ryōtarō
A renowned song that became deeply ingrained in households as the theme for the hugely popular period drama “Tōyama no Kin-san.” Released as a single in 1976, it enjoyed a long-running hit, staying on the Oricon charts for 147 weeks.
Sung by the show’s star, Ryōtarō Sugi, the piece tenderly expresses the loneliness and warmth of the human heart, in contrast to the drama’s exhilarating storyline.
With lyrics by Ide Haku and music by Minoru Endo, its beautiful melody and earnest yearning for love are truly moving.
Sugi’s sweet, resonant low voice especially resonates with adults who have tasted the bittersweetness of life.
It’s a song to listen to slowly when you want to soothe those sudden moments of loneliness.
I like you.AKB48
An AKB48 track that puts a hashtag—born from social media—right in the title, singing about modern-day feelings of love.
Released in August 2017 as their 49th single, it’s a classic idol song that makes a bright summer sky unfold just by listening.
Rino Sashihara, who won first place in the 9th General Election, serves as center, and the single proved its overwhelming popularity by going million in its first week.
Many will also remember how the music video, filmed in Okinawa, became a symbolic ‘revenge’ after the General Election there ended up with no audience due to bad weather.
Its bright, exhilarating sound and catchy choreography are sure to give a powerful push to anyone nursing a crush.
It’s the perfect song for getting everyone hyped at karaoke or for lifting your spirits!
StereochromeChroNoiR
This track sticks in your ears with rapid-fire raps and a swinging beat.
It’s an upbeat tune performed by ChroNoiR, the unit formed by Kanade and Kuzuha from NIJISANJI.
It’s the second track on the album Wonder Wander World, released in February 2024.
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provided the song, and the playful wordsmithing by Toppahamhatsukyo and the electronic sound brilliantly express the duo’s duality.
Kanade’s gentle vocals and Kuzuha’s sharp flow take turns, drawing listeners into a mysterious world.
It’s the perfect song for when you want to boost your energy or keep you company on a drive—a highly addictive number that’ll make you want to move your body.
Star Black GazerChroNoiR
ChroNoiR is the unit of Kanae and Kuzuha, who are active in the virtual liver group NIJISANJI.
This track, which opens their album “UP 2 YOU” released in October 2022, is dramatically highlighted by shimmering synths, a driving kick, and the contrast between their voices.
The lyrics portray trust between partners and a resolve to cross boundaries—a worldview that will surely stir the hearts of fans who have followed their journey.
It’s a recommended track to give a push to anyone taking on new challenges, or to those looking for dance music with a strong sense of storytelling.
Spirits of the AirVermilion Sands
A band that inherited the aesthetics of lyrical progressive rock like the UK’s Renaissance and Camel, and elevated them with a uniquely Japanese sensibility.
From the late 1980s, they were active around venues such as Kichijoji Silver Elephant, earning support for a sound that fused acoustic warmth with symphonic structural beauty.
Their signature album, Water Blue, captivated many listeners with its graceful worldview.
Yoko Rosayama’s transparent, airy vocals and flute seem to draw the listener into a fantastical tale.
In 2013, an album compiling previously unreleased recordings, Spirits of the Sun, was issued by a French label and became a topic of conversation.
Their refined melodies, which never lose their luster with time, are especially recommended for those seeking a quiet, profound sense of emotion.
sweet timeriLiFE!
iLiFE!, a group that channels the raw energy of their concerts directly into their music, has been winning passionate support, especially from Gen Z.
This track, included on TYPE-B of the album “iLiFE! Starter Pack!” released in January 2023, is a fan favorite that takes the sense of unity at live shows to its peak.
Written and composed by kissssy, the song paints the joy of finally meeting with words like starry sky and magic.
The choreography and coordinated calls are a blast too, making it easy to picture the entire venue wrapped in a happy atmosphere.
It’s a perfect song not only for reaffirming your love for your oshi, but also for anyone who wants to break free from a dull everyday routine and spend a dreamlike moment.
SoupFujihara Sakura
Sakura Fujiwara, who played the heroine in the Monday night drama “Love Song” and captivated audiences with her smoky singing voice.
Did you know she’s actually a second-generation musician? Her father is Koji Fujiwara, a bassist who has also performed with Small Circle of Friends.
Sakura made her major debut in 2015 with the mini-album “à la carte,” and the following year, alongside her drama appearance, her single “Soup” became a big hit.
Her expressive power is well recognized, as shown by her winning the Newcomer Award at the Confidence Award Drama Prize.
It’s said she began writing songs after receiving a classical guitar from her father at age 10, so her musical talent can truly be called a paternal inheritance.
She’s an artist we’d love fans of rich, rootsy music—like blues and country—to hear.