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 spanning a wide range of generations! (21–30)
Even if we’re far apart (feat. WISE)NEW!Nishino Kana
Released on March 18, 2009, this is a true-story love song based on the artist’s own long-distance relationship.
Featuring WISE as a guest, the song expresses feelings that are both heart-wrenching and warm, resonating with many long-distance couples and becoming a hit that same year.
The overall melody is very simple, and the tempo is relaxed.
However, if you plan to sing WISE’s rap section in the middle, the tempo picks up, so it’s best to listen to it many times.
It’s more like continuous singing than keeping a strict beat, so it might help to memorize the lyrics, even roughly.
Once you clearly understand where the phrases are divided, it should become much easier to sing all at once.
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.
Songs with titles starting with “To.” Introducing picks from popular hits across generations! (31–40)
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
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.
Reach it, all of it.Oni-chan
The new AU Santaro commercial “Deliver it all,” airing from the start of 2026.
In it, Oni-chan—sung by Masaki Suda—conveys a loving message to someone dear over an original song.
It delicately portrays the desire to share the emotion you feel when you see something beautiful.
The song builds steadily toward the final chorus and really draws you in, so the range might be a bit high, but it’s recommended for those who want to really dig into a ballad! For scoring, singing too emotionally can make your voice waver and lower pitch accuracy, so it’s not suited to a highly emotive delivery.
If you want to enjoy it in scoring mode, try singing steadily and calmly even as it swells.
Be especially careful from the C melody onward, as it’s easy to get carried away!
Super duper! (I’m so fed up)doredo
It’s a pop song that drives away the stress you feel in everyday life.
The track is by Vocaloid producer Doredo and was released in February 2026.
Its upbeat sound, combining brass synths with a bouncy rhythm, is a joy to listen to.
The lyrics also capture a highly relatable feeling: “Every day is hard because I end up assuming the worst.” It’s an addictive number that will have you hooked on Kasane Teto’s cute vocals.
To UMIMI
Many of you are probably feeling a mix of excitement and anxiety about the new life that’s about to begin.
This work gently stays close to those wavering emotions.
It was created by MIMI, a Vocaloid producer known for bittersweet yet warm piano pop like “Marshmally” and “Hanataba.” The piece was released in August 2024 to celebrate Hatsune Miku’s birthday.
Its gently woven, unhurried tempo resonates as if matching the listener’s stride.
And the message in the lyrics that makes you feel “I’m not alone” gives you courage for tomorrow.
If you’re nervous before your entrance ceremony, give this song a listen and get yourself ready to take that first step.