Songs with titles that start with “Tsu.” Introducing famous tracks from the Showa to Reiwa eras!
When you hear “songs with titles that start with ‘tsu,’” which ones come to mind?
It might not be easy to think of any right away, but if you look at words that start with “tsu” like “tsuki” (moon), “tsubasa” (wings), “tsuyoi” (strong), or “tsumi” (sin), chances are you’ll think, “Ah, that song!”
In this article, we’ll introduce a bunch of songs whose titles start with “tsu.”
Use it as a reference for shiritori with song-title restrictions, or as hints for karaoke shiritori where you connect songs by the last letter of the previous one.
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Songs with titles starting with “Tsu.” Introducing masterpieces from the Showa to Reiwa eras! (371–380)
Please give me wingsYamakami Michio, Murai Kunihiko
Tsubasa wo Kudasai was created by lyricist Michio Yamagami and music producer Kunihiko Murai.
Since it was covered by the group Akai Tori in 1971, the song has been recorded by numerous artists and included in school textbooks.
Its lyrics, which evoke the image of taking flight from where you are, and its beautiful melody make it easy to see why it has been cherished for so long.
It’s a timeless classic that never loses its luster, perfect for March—the graduation season—when people take a leap into a new world.
swallowYamazaki Masayoshi
Tsubame, one of Masayoshi Yamazaki’s early signature songs, is a ballad that carefully portrays everyday life and emotions.
Included on his 1996 album STEREO, it showcases Yamazaki’s world through intimate guitar-and-vocal performance.
With lyrics that think of his mother back home and weave together cityscapes and a swallow, his sensibility is sure to resonate deeply with listeners.
The restrained arrangement further highlights Yamazaki’s warm voice.
This piece, which moves you each time you listen, is perfect for a long night when you want to sink in slowly.
After hearing it, you may feel as if your heart has been gently cleansed.
Bathed in moonlightYamazaki Masayoshi
The debut single by singer-songwriter Masayoshi Yamazaki, who captivates fans with an unforgettable, striking voice and the versatility to play virtually every instrument.
Released on September 25, 1995, it was used—remarkably for a debut track—as the opening theme for the information program “Sunday Jungle” and as a commercial song for Saison Card International.
Its arrangement, which evokes black music, and its accessible, distinctly J-pop melody already hint at his talent from the very start.
It’s a fresh yet confident number that reaffirms Yamazaki’s exceptional musical sensibilities.
Connected SkyYamazaki Tomoko
Let me introduce a song that gives you a chance to look back on six precious years.
“Tsunagaru Sora” (Connected Sky), composed by Tomoko Yamazaki—who has created many graduation songs after graduating from Kunitachi College of Music—is a piece that honestly sings about the joys and sorrows experienced in school life.
Its lyrics are captivating, making you want to say goodbye to the path filled with memories and look toward the future after all you’ve been through.
The sentimental and moving melody brings back memories of the past six years.
It’s perfect for singing at a graduation ceremony because it helps you hold your memories close while giving you the courage to step into tomorrow.
cold rainYamamoto Junko
Tsumetai Ame (Cold Rain), a signature song by Junko Yamamoto—member of Akai Tori and Hi-Fi Set and a singer-songwriter—was written and composed by Yumi Arai and released in 1977.
With lyrics that portray a woman’s feelings after being told by her lover that he wants to live with another woman, and a gentle, beautiful melody by Yuming, it’s a number that is pleasing to the ear.
Songs with titles starting with “Tsu.” Introducing classics from the Showa to Reiwa eras! (381–390)
Tsugaru Sangen KudariYamamoto Taketake X Yamanaka Nobuto
Tsugaru Sansagari is a song that became popular nationwide after being favored by horsemen in the Edo period, who transported people and goods on horseback.
It is a dynamic piece with a soaring, intense character, and both performance and singing are extremely challenging.
Veteran shamisen performers Taketake Yamamoto and Nobuto Yamanaka deliver a tightly synchronized call-and-response performance.
Light of TsugaruYamamoto Kenji
Kenji Yamamoto, known as a star of Tsugaru and Nanbu folk songs, has been active as a leading figure in the folk music world since his 1968 debut, producing hits such as “Tsugaru Bojo” and “Ho-hai Bushi.” His skills have been highly acclaimed, including receiving the Skills Award from the Japan Folk Song Association in 2000.
His distinctive singing style, which makes full use of the Tsugaru dialect, is popular not only in folk music but also in enka and kayōkyoku.
In 2018, he celebrated the 50th anniversary of his debut and released the commemorative song “Bokyō Sado Okesa.” Yamamoto’s voice vividly evokes hometown landscapes and everyday lives, leaving a deep impression on listeners.
He is a highly recommended singer for anyone wishing to experience the culture and traditions of Aomori.