Songs with titles that start with 'yu'
A list of song titles in Japanese alphabetical order that might be useful for karaoke.
In this article, we’ll introduce songs with titles that start with “yu.”
How many songs with titles starting with “yu” can you think of?
And how many of the songs in this article do you know?
We’re covering a wide range—from massive hits from the Showa era to songs that became standard favorites after booming in the Heisei era.
Use this as a reference when you’re unsure what to pick at karaoke or when you’re playing shiritori with song titles.
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Songs with titles starting with 'Yu' (41–50)
Snow Song – yukiutaMyuk
Inspired by “The Grateful Crane,” this song portrays a heartrending farewell with a loved one.
The lyrics, which employ a distinctive, folk-like melodic phrasing and archaic expressions, beautifully capture both the chill of a snowy landscape and the pain of the heart.
Released by Myuk in December 2025, the track drew major attention, surpassing a cumulative 30 million plays on social media even in its demo stage.
Its sound, blending acoustic warmth with digital textures, feels contemporary yet somehow nostalgic.
It’s the perfect number for a quiet night with steady snowfall, when you want to immerse yourself alone in the world of the lyrics.
As her first self-composed song in about two years, it’s a track brimming with her charm—be sure to give it a listen.
Songs with titles starting with 'Yu' (51–60)
Let’s get boiled upnamiguru
With its colorful, groovy disco-funk vibe, this track is guaranteed to get your body moving.
Created by Vocaloid producer Namiguru and released in July 2025, it was produced as the third installment of the 3rd series in the music project Megami no Utage, with a Kafu version released in January 2026.
Brimming with R&B and funk elements, it radiates an energy that sends your excitement soaring just by listening.
It’s a highly recommended song when you want to get into a party mood.
White Plum Blossoms of YushimaObata Minoru
Minoru Obata’s “Yushima no Shirayume (White Plum Blossoms of Yushima)” is a poignant masterpiece inspired by Kyoka Izumi’s classic Fuedzuka (Onna Keizu).
Set at Yushima Tenjin Shrine, it portrays the sorrowful love of Otsuta and Chikara, who must part despite their deep affection.
Obata’s sweet, heartrending voice vividly brings back the scene of the shrine grounds where white plum blossoms bloom.
This historically significant song was released as the theme for Toho’s film Fuedzuka, and at the time it was fondly known as “The Song of Fuedzuka.” Many listeners will surely remember shedding tears over the film or the Shinpaha stage productions.
As March ushers in the feeling of spring, why not listen to this nostalgic melody and say, “Back in those days…,” letting memories blossom into conversation?
Snow Flowersonā poketto
This is a love song that transcends the seasons, from the first snowfall that heralds the start of winter to the spring thaw, expressing the wish to “watch fireworks blooming in the night sky with you.” It’s a track by the music unit Sonar Pocket, included as a coupling song on their 24th single “Rain,” released in October 2016.
Set to a beautiful melody that evokes the quiet of winter, its gentle vow toward the future is incredibly romantic.
Because the warmth it leaves in your heart outweighs any sense of melancholy, it might be perfect for men who want to convey sincere feelings to someone they care about.
Unique EndAme Ryou
Released in November 2025 as an entry for the anonymous music submission event “Mushoku Tōmeisai 3,” this track was presented with the creator’s name concealed, placing the focus solely on the music’s pure strength.
In that setting, the hallmark clarity and delicacy of Amara’s sound captivated many listeners.
Over a refreshing soundscape woven from light piano and synthesizers, Hatsune Miku’s sincere voice rings out endlessly.
The lyrics, imbued with a quiet resolve to cherish one’s own values and conclusions even within an ordinary world, carry a warmth that gently gives listeners a push forward.
It’s a pop number that keeps you company on nights when you wish to stay true to yourself, unshaken by others’ standards.
Yukitokiyanaginagi
A refreshing number by Nagi Yanagi, whose crystalline vocals evoke both winter’s chill and the promise of spring.
Set in a world that conjures the story’s heroine and motifs of flowers that bloom in winter, it depicts a frozen heart slowly thawing.
Chosen as the opening theme for Season 1 of the popular TV anime My Youth Romantic Comedy Is Wrong, As I Expected.
Although released as a single in April 2013, the fast-paced sound crafted by Masashi Kitagawa remains timeless.
Nagi Yanagi’s delicate expressiveness brings a liberating feeling, as if gently nudging the listener forward.
It’s perfect not only for immersing yourself in the story’s world, but also for looking ahead to a new season.
Snowlit Townsaitou yuki
Yuki Saito, a top idol representing the 1980s who continues to shine today as a skilled actress.
This work is included on the album “Yuki no Danshō Sound Sketch,” released in December 1985 as a related piece to the film “Fragments of Snow – Passion,” in which she starred.
The contrast between the snowy scenery painted by Takashi Matsumoto and the artificial lights seeps into the heart, carried by Takao Kisugi’s poignant melody.
Although it was never released as a single, its serene beauty has made it a beloved hidden gem among fans.
On a winter night when the cold bites, if you want to sit quietly and reflect in a warm room, why not listen to Yuki Saito’s crystal-clear singing voice?