This article introduces songs with titles that start with “Ya” (や).
How many songs that start with “Ya” can you think of?
When you put it that way, it’s surprisingly hard to come up with many, isn’t it?
This might come in handy someday—like for themed karaoke sessions, shiritori-style karaoke games, and more.
From classic smash hits to recent chart-toppers, we cover a wide range of songs old and new.
Feel free to use this as a handy reference whenever you need it!
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Songs with titles starting with “Ya” (1–10)
YAH YAH YAHNEW!CHAGE and ASKA
CHAGE and ASKA’s classic hit “YAH YAH YAH” still enjoys enduring popularity.
It’s a perfectly structured upbeat rock song, featuring an exciting A verse that builds anticipation, a high-voltage B section that instantly pulls listeners in, a lively chorus packed with catchy, easy-to-grasp taglines, and a smoothly contrasting C section.
Because harmonies appear in every part, there’s no worry—common in harmony-centered pieces—that the harmony singer will be left with little to do.
You will need to learn the harmony lines throughout the entire song, but the overall difficulty is low, so definitely give it a try.
A kind personNEW!P.I.N.A.
This work offers a unique worldview where gentle resonance coexists with decadent imagery.
Created by Vocaloid producer P.I.N.A., it was released in March 2026.
It begins with a guitar accompaniment, and its soundscape gradually expands along with the vocals.
The arrangement has a captivating, subtly wavering quality that becomes addictive.
It’s an artistic Miku track that seems to depict the complex emotions lurking in the shadows of everyday life.
YAMI CROWNEW!Mikito P
This work by Mikito-P is set for release in March 2025.
Fitting for the milestone of the 15th anniversary of activity, it features a profound band sound that could be called the culmination of the path walked so far.
The melody, cloaked in a decadent nighttime atmosphere, layers beautifully with an ennui-tinged vocal timbre, creating a mood that seeps deep into the heart.
Perfect for a rainy night when you want to quietly sink into your thoughts alone.
So it’s going to rain after all, huh.NEW!Tsuyu
The music unit Tsuyu’s song “Yappari Ame wa Furun da ne” overlays adolescent inferiority complexes and frustrating feelings of love with the motif of rain, portraying them with aching poignancy.
Its guitar sound and easy-to-listen-to melody feel like they stay close to a heart burdened by complexes.
When you’re feeling the pains of youth or emotions you can’t put into words, why not try singing it at karaoke? It’s sure to help you switch your mood.
with a gentle heartNEW!Superfly
One of Superfly’s signature songs that gently colors the opening of a wedding.
In this piece, Shiho Ochi’s powerful yet tender vocals convey a spirit of compassion, depicting human connection and universal love.
The grand sound of multiple acoustic guitars layered together envelops the entire venue with emotion.
Released in July 2009, it became well loved as the theme song for Fuji TV’s “Mezamashi TV.” Furthermore, in 2023, a rearranged version was released as the Japanese end song for the film “Elemental.” It’s a perfect choice for BGM in an opening movie to express gratitude to your cherished guests.
Let’s give it a tryNEW!WANIMA
Here’s a WANIMA track that turns that melody everyone knows into energetic punk rock.
Based on a British folk song that everyone has heard at least once, it’s packed with a forward-looking message and a spirit of taking on challenges without fearing failure.
Released in January 2017, the song was featured in au’s “Santaro” series New Year and spring promotion commercials and quickly spread nationwide.
As you jump into a new environment this spring, its powerful band sound and bright vocals will be right there to lift your spirits.
It’s recommended for anyone who wants a gentle push when starting something new.
Yesssss China!!!NEW!miru ✕ A4。
It’s an insanely high-energy, Chinese-style rock track! This piece was originally included as the fifth track on Circle GaL’s compilation album “CAN LUCK GUY #2,” released in 2023, and its music video was released in 2025.
The call-and-response between Kagamine Len and KAFU is all about momentum, and the lyrics are crafted for superb flow and sound.
You can enjoy it on pure instinct.
Be sure to listen and get into the groove!