A roundup of songs that start with “U.” Perfect for shiritori or picking tracks at karaoke!
When you’re playing word-chain games using J-POP song titles, or doing “shiritori karaoke” where the next song is chosen by the last letter of the previous one, some of you might search for something like “songs that start with XX,” right?
So in this article, we’ll introduce a whole bunch of songs that start with “u.”
There are lots of words that begin with “u” that are commonly used in song titles—like umi (sea), wedding, uso (lie), and utsukushii (beautiful).
We’ve picked out a wide range of songs across different eras and by artists of all genders, so use this as a reference for choosing your next track!
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Songs that start with “U.” Perfect for shiritori or choosing karaoke songs! (281–290)
fireworks (launched into the sky)DAOKO
It’s a song distinguished by a delicate, beautiful melody that fades like fireworks blossoming in the summer night sky.
DAOKO’s translucent vocals and Kenshi Yonezu’s rich, resonant voice express the passage of time and precious memories in a way that sinks into the heart.
Released as a single in August 2017, it was later included on the album “THANK YOU BLUE.” It was selected as the theme song for the anime film “Fireworks, Should We See It from the Side or the Bottom?” released the same August, and it topped the Billboard Japan Hot 100.
With a simple, singable melody and a tone that suits both bright and calm voices, it’s perfect for karaoke when you want to get everyone excited or when you want people to listen to your singing.
SpacewalkDECO*27
This work is a song by the Vocaloid producer DECO*27, released on July 7, 2023.
Inspired by the story of Orihime and Hikoboshi, it’s a perfect Tanabata love song that portrays bittersweet romance and the fragility of human relationships.
Sung by Hatsune Miku, it conveys the complexity of affection and the fleeting surges of emotion.
The lyrics, intertwining the sweetness of love with the pain of its end, resonate deeply with listeners.
It’s a striking track that showcases DECO*27’s exceptional sensibility.
Wedding SongDISH//
The ultimate wedding song from DISH// is creating a buzz.
It’s often used on TikTok and Instagram alongside wedding footage, and its lyrics celebrating a couple’s love and bond are especially appealing.
Released digitally in June 2023, the song was reportedly written by drummer Daichi Izumi, inspired by his best friend’s wedding.
It was also unveiled as a surprise during their tour stop at Omiya Sonic City in Saitama, which helped boost its popularity among fans.
Filled with blessings for the bride and groom and gratitude for family, this track is perfect as wedding BGM—and it’s also a great choice for anyone who wants to feel the bond with someone special.
A roundup of songs that start with “U.” Perfect for shiritori or picking karaoke tracks! (291–300)
WINTER SONGDREAMS COME TRUE
Set against a winter nightscape blanketed in snow, this song voices a longing for a distant lover.
It contrasts the chill of the snow with the warmth of love, sinking deep into the heart.
Miwa Yoshida’s powerful yet delicate vocals further elevate the song’s appeal.
Originally released in January 1994, it became a million-selling hit.
In November 1998, a maxi single with a renewed track list was re-released, gaining even more popularity.
It’s a perfect track to listen to on a winter night, thinking of someone dear.
Happy! Fun! I love it!DREAMS COME TRUE
A DCT classic with catchy lyrics and a pop sound, beloved by a wide range of generations.
Released in 1989, it was also used as the theme song for Ezaki Glico’s Pocky commercials.
The lyrics, which express the joy and fun of romance, resonate with many people.
Its up-tempo rhythm and bright melody are uplifting.
Despite being a coupling track, it’s one of their signature songs and is frequently heard on music programs and in various settings.
Perfect for a weekend drive or when you want to boost your mood! Give it a listen when you’re looking for a positive pick-me-up.
We are.Do As Infinity
A winter song I recommend for when you want to be wrapped in a sparkling, positive mood.
Released as a single in November 2000, it’s themed around shooting stars and sings about the miracle of meeting.
It may not be a straightforward Christmas song, but toward the end there’s an English lyric that depicts the holy night.
The track is packed with pop sensibility, and Ban-san’s soaring vocals feel so pleasant you might just swoon.
The chic guitar riff and approachable balance feel exquisitely on point.
With strings in the mix, it carries a light, exhilarating drive, making it perfect not only for karaoke but also for a road trip!
Winter KissDual Dream
Released in November 1994, this song by Dual Dream—featured in a Sapporo Beer commercial—left a deep impression on listeners.
It paints a nostalgic yet sparkling winter tale: calling each other from phone booths, sneaking off to go skiing between part-time shifts, and more.
Even in the cold, the couple’s warm affection blends with the heartwarming melody, gently enveloping the listener.
A track you’ll want to play on a winter night with someone you love.
Why not enjoy it along with memories of those days, when it seemed to be playing everywhere as you walked through the city?