Songs with titles that start with “Za.” Great for karaoke and shiritori!
When you hear about songs whose titles start with “za,” what kinds of tracks come to mind?
Because it begins with a voiced consonant, some people may find it hard to form a clear image from the word.
Many songs that start with “za” include characters like 「残」 (zan) or the word “the” in their titles, and often feature passionate tunes or songs with poignant messages.
In this article, we’ve picked out songs across a wide range of genres—rock, pop, and more—that start with “za.”
Be sure to check out these numbers you can use for karaoke or even in word-chain games.
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Songs whose titles start with “Za.” Great for karaoke and shiritori! (461–470)
lingering snowFunaki Kazuo
Known as one of Kazuo Funaki’s signature songs, this gem of a ballad portrays a fleeting, heartrending love set against a winter backdrop.
Within the harsh nature of the snow country, the delicate lyrics capture the feelings of two people who yearn for each other despite knowing they are not destined to be together.
Released in March 1968, it followed “Kuchinashi no Ballad,” which came out earlier that January.
Blending the beauty of snowy landscapes with the poignancy of love, this is a perfect song for a winter night—one that also invites a nostalgic listen to days gone by.
The Sky of HappinessAshitatsu Hideki
This is Ashitatsu Hideki’s sixth work, inspired by the fluttering heart of a girl in love as she beholds beautiful nature—rainbows, blue skies, and the sea.
It’s a recommended song with lyrics that evoke the scenes of May.
Although it’s less appreciated compared to other Vocaloid tracks, it’s also a hidden gem.
frivolityNishiyama Hitomi
Hitomi Nishiyama’s adult love song “Tawamuregoto” is a work that richly depicts the complex dynamics between men and women.
Kyoko Asahina’s deft word choice and Hiroshi Tokuhisa’s wistful melody, carried by Nishiyama’s characteristically gentle, velvety vocals, evoke both the joy and the heartache of romance.
It will gently embrace and comfort those troubled by love or weary of human relationships.
Savor this gem of a love ballad, where Nishiyama’s unique expressive power truly shines.
The Asterisk WarNishizawa Shiena
This is the opening theme of the anime The Asterisk War.
After releasing Fubuki, the ending theme for Kantai Collection -KanColle-, Shiena Nishizawa made a striking debut with this cool, fast-paced track.
Though it features a female vocal, her powerful voice holds its own against the intense sound.
THE BEST OF LOVEKadamatsu Toshiki
“THE BEST OF LOVE” is a lead single from Toshiki Kadomatsu’s album “TOUCH AND GO.” It is his ninth single overall, and the track was re-recorded for inclusion on the album.
It’s a very refreshing song that’s quintessentially Kadomatsu.
Stubborn Ganko-chan of the Rustling ForestTani Kei, Segawa Eiko
In the opening song of the NHK Educational puppet show “Zawazawa Mori no Ganko-chan,” the vocals are by the well-known Kei Tani—famous for his “gachōn” catchphrase—and in the later period the song was performed by enka singer Eiko Segawa, making it a lavishly star-studded track.
Zabuton SambaSuzumaru shimai
The Suzumaru Sisters are a unit formed by talent Takao Yamada, singer Mayumi Atari, and rakugo performer Ramune.
On February 21, 2024, they released their debut single “Zabuton Samba,” which incorporates samba rhythms.
The song exudes a bright, cheerful vibe, with lyrics that reflect Yamada’s experiences on the TV show Shoten.
Packed with humor, the track has an uplifting energy that naturally cheers listeners up.
It’s the perfect pick when you’re in the mood for positive music!