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!
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Songs with titles that start with “To.” Introducing popular tracks from a wide range of eras! (1–10)
A Song for a FriendNEW!sonā poketto
This is a friendship song imbued with a warm message that even when we’re apart, our hearts remain connected.
Its friendly, conversational tone and positive melody brightly encourage friends who are working hard in different places.
Released as a single in February 2009, the track was also included on the album “Sonapokeism ① ~Shiawase no Katachi~,” released in October of the same year, and is cherished as a signature early piece by the music group Sonar Pocket.
With down-to-earth lyrics that resonate with everyday feelings and a chorus that opens up with a refreshing sense of expansiveness, it has garnered wide empathy.
It’s a recommended number as BGM for graduation videos to convey gratitude and words of encouragement for the future to friends whose lives are changing due to entering a new school or starting a job.
TokyoNEW!yukopi
A Vocaloid track packed with the thrill—and just a touch of unease—of walking through a giant city! Created by Yukopi in collaboration with Kiyohiko Azuma’s beloved manga Yotsuba&!.
It was released in February 2025 as a track on the album “Nimaime,” and a remastered single version followed in March 2026.
Yuki Kaai’s innocent vocals brilliantly capture the real emotions of a child whose eyes shine at unfamiliar sights, yet feels on the verge of getting lost.
Highly recommended for anyone who wants to enjoy everyday scenery from a fresh perspective.
Its subtly nostalgic atmosphere is another highlight.
Because we’re friends.NEW!Ochiai Wataru
This is a song that gently stays by your side as you face the loneliness of retiring from your club and heading down separate paths from your teammates.
Created by Wataru Ochiai, it was released as a single in February 2022 and was chosen as the tie-in song for the spring event held at Tokyo Dome City Attractions starting in February 2023.
It vividly depicts down-to-earth memories, like the days you laughed over casual conversations, and before you know it, it brings you to tears as you listen.
It’s a track that will support you if you’re struggling with the pain of reaching retirement and suddenly not being able to see your friends anymore.
Songs with titles starting with “To”. Introducing picks from popular hits across generations! (11–20)
Twilight -An Evening Dusk Letter-NEW!Nakamori Akina
A ballad written and composed by the sibling duo Etsuko and Takao Kisugi.
It was released to mark the first anniversary of her debut, featuring lyrics that depict nostalgic scenery and a sultry vocal performance.
It’s said to be a highly popular track among fans as a representative early ballad by Akina.
The A melody is sung quietly, almost like speaking, while the chorus is delivered boldly and firmly.
Since it gradually builds in intensity, it might be good to let your emotions burst in the chorus and sing with your full voice.
Try singing with a polished, slightly higher-placed tone.
Special seatNEW!kōda mahiru
This is a song that conveys a warm sense of gratitude born from a straightforward wish to stay forever with someone irreplaceably dear.
Based on an original piece she wrote around age 18, Mahiru Koda—active in many fields including as a singer-songwriter—brought it to completion.
Released in December 2025 and included on the album “sweetest, me (Deluxe Edition),” its brisk, house-based rhythm feels wonderfully pleasant.
As it looks back on past memories and wishes for an unchanging bond moving forward, its happy sound will likely make many listeners picture the face of someone they want to thank.
It’s perfect—and highly recommended—when you want to deliver those shy feelings to someone special in a bright, pop way!
Toyama Prefectural Residents’ SongNEW!Toyama-ken
Set against the Tateyama Mountain Range—symbol of Toyama Prefecture—and the waters of Ariiso Bay, this is the prefectural anthem beloved throughout the region.
Established in April 1958, it was created in connection with that year’s Toyama National Sports Festival.
The lyrics portray the majestic mountains, the sea, and the rich land, imbued with the hopes of people moving from postwar reconstruction toward the future.
Its clear, powerful melody is striking, uplifting all who hear it.
A work brimming with hometown pride, it lets listeners feel Toyama’s history and nature.
Tokushima Prefecture Residents’ SongNEW!Tokushima-ken
Written by lyricist Masaharu Fuji and composed by Minoru Miki, this piece was established in 1971.
The lyrics feature uniquely Tokushima scenes such as the aroma of sudachi, the whirlpools of Naruto, Mount Tsurugi, and the Yoshino River, allowing listeners to fully feel the nature of the hometown.
Its flowing melody, well-suited to choral performance, carries a wish for a bright future.
Even today, it is carefully presented on the prefecture’s official website and has long been sung with pride by residents—one song packed with Tokushima’s history and culture.