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Songs with titles starting with “To.” A selection from popular tracks across generations!

When it comes to songs that start with “To,” what songs come to mind for you?

There are plenty of classic tracks titled “Tokyo,” and you can probably think of many song titles that begin with words like “Time” (Toki) or “Friend” (Tomo) as well.

In this article, we’ll introduce lots of songs that start with “To.”

Use this as a handy guide not only for song-title shiritori, but also when you’re stuck choosing songs for karaoke shiritori, where you link the last letter of each song title to the next.

All right, let’s dive in!

Songs with titles starting with “To.” Introducing picks from popular hits across generations! (61–70)

TOP OF THE GAMEFANTASTICS from EXILE TRIBE

【Music Video】TOP OF THE GAME / FANTASTICS
TOP OF THE GAMEFANTASTICS from EXILE TRIBE

The dance and vocal group FANTASTICS from EXILE TRIBE, who continue to captivate audiences with sharp moves and versatile expressiveness.

This track, which opens their mini-album “Dimensional Bridge” released in February 2025, also aired in households as the CM song for the amusement facility ROUND1.

Its aggressive lyrics, driving to push past limits and race to the top, are sure to stir the courage to take on challenges.

It’s an intense, hard-hitting dance tune—so energetic that the members themselves said it’s the first time in a while they’ve danced this fiercely.

Why not listen to it before a make-or-break moment when you want to ignite your fighting spirit, or when you’re aiming higher together with your teammates?

TWO BELL SILENCEGLAY

GLAY / TWO BELL SILENCE (from JIRO Produce Live 2009)
TWO BELL SILENCEGLAY

It’s sung over a driving, high-velocity beat that channels an inexpressible sense of impatience and the struggles of youth.

Rough-hewn yet bursting with fiery energy unique to their indie days, this piece captures the primal spark of a rock band’s early impulse.

In addition to being included on the indie album “Ashes and Diamonds,” released in May 1994, you can also enjoy a re-recorded, rearranged version on the 2009 best-of album “THE GREAT VACATION VOL.2 ~SUPER BEST OF GLAY~.” For longtime fans, it’s likely a cherished track that revives memories of their live-house era.

It’s perfect for cranking up the energy on a drive or blowing away a foul mood.

Immerse yourself in this classic that conveys an unchanging soul even as the band continues to evolve.

The grass is greener next door.Penthouse

Penthouse – The Neighbor's Love Is Blue [Official Music Video] (Theme song for the ABEMA original romance reality show 'The Neighbor's Love Looks Bluer - Chapter TOKYO -')
The grass is greener next door.Penthouse

Penthouse is a six-piece band whose sophisticated city pop colors the hearts of listeners.

Released on November 5, 2025, this work was written as the theme song for ABEMA’s dating reality show “The Grass Is Greener Next Door -Chapter TOKYO-.” The lyrics portray a love swaying between reason and emotion, mirroring the show’s thrilling twists and making your heart race with every listen.

As their fourth single of 2025, it captures the band’s growing momentum.

With a tight beat and a heated call-and-response between the twin vocals, it’s a perfect number for nights when you want to sink into the complexities of love.

TRUE LOVESnow Man

Snow Man ‘TRUE LOVE’ Music Video
TRUE LOVESnow Man

Armed with the physical expressiveness honed through stage-centered activities, Snow Man deliver a wide-ranging brand of entertainment.

Released for streaming in October 2025, this work was included the following month as the lead track on their album “Onko Chishin,” a classic pop song that portrays the preciousness of everyday life.

Carried by a warm melody, their vocals weave gratitude for those by our side, evoking a happiness like the gentle cheer of spring.

The layered harmonies of the nine members convey kindness and deep trust in one another.

Conjuring romantic scenes, this heartwarming mutual-love song adds color as background music for a peaceful weekend drive date or moments spent with a loved one.

Tokimeki grassHinatazaka46

This song features a refreshing melody and portrays the beginning of a romance that turns ordinary everyday scenery on its head.

Many people may have experienced that bittersweet moment when you suddenly find your heart stolen by someone you thought was just a friend.

Released in March 2019, this track was included on TYPE-C of the debut single “Kyun.” Despite being a coupling track, it also received a music video and enjoys high popularity among fans.

It was later included on the album “Hinatazaka,” and is cherished as an important song that colors the early days of Hinatazaka46.

With Nao Kosaka serving as center, the performance—expressed by all the members together—is another highlight.

It’s a perfect listen when you want to feel the spring sunshine and let your heart flutter with the anticipation of new love.

It’s Tokyo.Kakizaki Yūta

Yuta Kakizaki – It’s Tokyo (Music Video) / yuta kakizaki – It’s Tokyo
It’s Tokyo.Kakizaki Yūta

Among Yuta Kakizaki’s works, this one in particular has a mysterious addictiveness.

Its psychedelic sound and that uniquely “gross but pleasant” floating sensation stick in your head after a single listen.

The lyrics, which seem to satirize urban clamor and the overly predictable rhythm of daily life, resonate over a pop melody.

One highlight is the outro development in the latter half, where the guitar comes in.

Released as a single in September 2022, it was later included on the album “I loved you.” The anecdote that it was completed—arrangement and all—in just three days is a striking testament to Kakizaki’s impulsive creative style.

Why not give it a listen when you’re grappling with fear of change or a sense of restlessness, or on a night when you’re craving something a little unusual?

I want to become invisible.Kakizaki Yūta

Yuta Kakizaki – I Want to Be Transparent / yuta kakizaki - I Want to Be Invisible
I want to become invisible.Kakizaki Yūta

I’d like to recommend this piece, released in November 2022, to anyone searching for a quiet, snow-like accumulation of heartache.

Its world, spun from understated words and melodies that portray self-loathing and resignation so deep you wish you could disappear, grips the listener’s chest.

The soft tone of the electric piano over a medium tempo and the key change that arrives in the latter half beautifully capture emotional tremors, while also conveying a gentleness that seems to lean close to a pained heart.

It’s a densely crafted track by Yuta Kakizaki, included on the album “I loved you,” born from a home-recording style in which he handles everything himself.

Give it a listen on a quiet night when you want to face yourself, or when you want to purify feelings you can’t put into words.