Songs with titles that start with “Na.” A hint for shiritori!
Do any songs come to mind that start with “na”? There are lots of words that begin with “na” and seem likely to be used in song titles—like “natsu” (summer), “nagisa” (beach), and “namae” (name).
In this article, we’ll introduce a bunch of songs with titles that start with “na.” Feel free to use this as a reference for shiritori using only song titles, or for karaoke shiritori where you pick the next song based on the last letter of the previous title.
Let’s dive right in!
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Songs with titles starting with “Na”. Hints for shiritori! (21–30)
Night Distance feat. mahinaI love you Orchestra Swing Style
That whisper-like singing really sinks into your heart.
This piece is by the band I love you Orchestra Swing Style, which is rooted in jazz and R&B, featuring mahina on vocals.
Its mellow, laid-back sound is irresistibly appealing, conjuring images of a city skyline at night.
Centered on the theme of the physical or emotional distance between people you long to see, it seems to capture the aching feelings that deepen in the stillness of the night.
The track is included on the April 2019 album “Smoky Valley,” and it was also used as the ending theme for a program on FM Kagawa.
On a night alone, when you dim the lights to focus on studying or take a sentimental walk through the streets, listening to it will surely keep you company.
NIGHT DANCERimase
It’s a buoyant dance tune that conjures a vision of the city skyline at night.
Created by imase, a singer from Gifu Prefecture who rose to fame after posting on TikTok, the track was released in August 2022.
Its sound blends a polished four-on-the-floor beat with a subtly nostalgic melody, making it perfect for a chilled-out mood.
The lyrics portray an ambiguous late-night relationship between two people, and the protagonist’s desire to stay together while hiding their true feelings gently resonates with listeners.
The song became the first J-pop track to break into the top 20 on South Korea’s music charts and was later included on his first album, Bonsai.
It’s a number you’ll want to play at the end of the day when you want to forget the noise and unwind.
Night on the PlanetCreepHyp
This song, chosen as the theme for the film “Just Remembering,” is a work by CreepHyp, a popular rock band known for their distinctive world-building.
It delicately depicts memories of a past romance that resurface in the stillness of the night.
With no bass and a striking keyboard presence, the track exudes a soothing yet faintly bittersweet chill vibe that’s hard to resist.
Included on the December 2021 album “Cling to the Night, Melt in the Morning,” it’s also a piece where music and film are deeply intertwined—the song actually inspired the movie’s creation.
Many listeners will feel the passage of time and a gentle melancholy in the lyrics, which portray a protagonist reminiscing about an old love while now walking a different path as a mother.
It’s the kind of song that, when played on a night you want to be sentimental, will quietly stay by your side.
A Long, Short FestivalRingo Sheena
We all long for a party with a sophisticated, grown-up vibe, don’t we? For just such an occasion, how about Ringo Sheena’s cool summer song? This track is a superb dance tune infused with Brazilian music elements, featuring an irresistible duet with Ukigumo, the guitarist from Tokyo Incidents.
Their Auto-Tune-tinged vocals intertwine with dazzling brass, and just listening to it lifts your spirits.
The song portrays a fleeting romance set against the backdrop of a summer festival, expanding into a quintessentially Ringo Sheena world of momentary brilliance and transience.
Released in August 2015 as the 16th single “Nagaku Mijikai Matsuri / Kamisama, Hotokesama,” it also drew attention as a Coca-Cola commercial song.
Put it on during a summer night drive or a get-together with friends, and you can effortlessly showcase your refined taste.
Naoto and Mom's Songsmall gift
In addition to his success as a comedian, Soshina also showcases exceptional talent as a musician, launching his own label among other endeavors.
This track, featured on the album “Naoto Sasaki” released in September 2025, moves listeners with lyrics that express straightforward gratitude and respect for his mother.
The music video, which displays photos from his childhood and shows him singing with tears in his eyes, powerfully conveys the sincerity embedded in the work and truly resonates.
It’s an emotional rock number that’s perfect for moments when you want to rediscover the bonds of family.
Nagisaimase
Singer-songwriter imase, whose track “NIGHT DANCER” recently became a global hit, is still fresh in our memories.
He also made waves by making his major debut just one year after starting his music career.
This song is a refreshing, danceable number inspired by 1980s city pop.
The retro synthesizer tones evoke the arrival of summer and feel so pleasant.
The lyrics feature a strong-willed woman who boldly pushes a romance forward, yet the nuanced shifts in his vocals convey her fragility too, making your heart skip a beat.
Released in May 2023, the track was also used as the theme song for the news program ABEMA Prime, so many listeners may find it familiar.
It’s a stylish song you’ll want to play on your way to school, and it’s included on his first album, Bonsai.
Just because, you know.festival
Matsuri is a singer-songwriter from Fuefuki City, Yamanashi Prefecture.
Active mainly on TikTok and YouTube, she’s an artist who enjoys strong popularity among younger audiences.
Her music is rooted in pop, featuring lyrics that candidly capture down-to-earth feelings about love, paired with a clear, transparent voice that gently seeps into the listener’s heart.
She began her full-fledged career in May 2020 with “Darling,” which drew significant attention, surpassing one million views within a few months of its release.
In addition to her social media presence, she is also active locally, appearing on programs by YBS Yamanashi Broadcasting.
If you’re looking for songs that will stay close to the hearts of those struggling with bittersweet love, she’s an artist you should definitely check out.