Songs with titles starting with 'O' [Great for karaoke and shiritori!]
Songs with titles starting with “O” often feature unique names—like those using characters meaning “dance” or “gold,” as well as Osaka-themed songs.
They also tend to be great for getting everyone fired up when singing! I can’t think of many off the top of my head, so I want to look some up.
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This is a list that might come in handy at such times: songs with titles that start with “O.” Use it when you’re wondering, “What songs start with ‘O’?” and also as a prompt for shiritori or when choosing tracks at karaoke.
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Songs with titles starting with 'O' [Great for Karaoke & Shiritori!] (41–50)
Orange SeaJU!iE
JU!iE has an international background—born in China and a graduate of Berklee College of Music.
She’s a singer-songwriter who ramped up her activities in Japan in 2022, and her sophisticated groove—rooted in jazz and interwoven with R&B and soul—leaves a strong impression.
Collaborations with leading creators on the scene, such as Ayatake Ezaki of WONK and Tokimeki Records, attest to her musical excellence.
Many may have discovered her through her appearance on the Netflix show “Who Is a Wolf?” Her sultry vocals, delivered in Japanese, English, and Chinese, are soothing, and her refined melodies bring a sense of calm as you listen.
She’s an artist we highly recommend for anyone seeking relaxing, mature chill music.
OnigishiSUPER EIGHT
Written by Yu Yokoyama and composed by Shota Yasuda, this is a song by the SUPER EIGHT subunit, the Three Brothers.
It’s a lyrical ballad that sings of memories with a mother and heartfelt gratitude.
The plain, straightforward words really strike a chord.
Originally included on the bonus CD of the album “KJ1 F·T·O,” released in March 2006, it has long been known among fans as a hidden gem.
In 2025, the members performed it on 24-Hour TV as a cheer for Yokoyama, who served as the runner, moving many viewers.
This piece may prompt you to reaffirm your feelings for someone important.
It’s a must-listen even for those who only know the group for their cheerful image.
OMG!!ViryKnot
A music producer and guitarist from Akita City.
Rooted in rock yet centered on hip-hop, he is a solo creator who provides tracks to acts in Japan and abroad.
After responding to a call on X and contributing to a popular rapper’s project, his talent gained recognition, and he has been building a full-fledged career since the 2021 EP “AKATSUKI.” His appeal lies in sound design that stays firmly “rapper-first” while skillfully fusing aggressive, rock-derived guitar.
The style—sharp guitar riffs cutting into hip-hop beats—is perfect for those seeking stimulation that transcends genre boundaries.
Odoru-LoopFrederick
Frederic is a rock band from Kobe formed around the Mihara brothers.
They wield a highly addictive dance-rock sound that skillfully incorporates funk and disco.
Since their major debut in 2014, they’ve unleashed a string of unforgettable killer tunes like “Oddloop” and “YONA YONA DANCE.” Their ever-shifting musicality and explosive live performances that electrify arenas are also remarkable.
If you’re looking for danceable rock, start with their music.
Ghost Village MazeNontan and Friends
Let’s try singing a song themed around ghosts and mazes together with Nontan, the beloved character from picture books! From the mysterious-sounding intro, you can feel the excitement and suspense building, right? The melody is easy to remember and the tempo is comfortable to sing, so it seems perfect for kids.
The humorous lyrics expand the world you imagine in your head and are likely to spark children’s creativity! Various ghosts appear in the middle of the song, so it would be fun to play along with hand motions while pretending to turn into ghosts, too.
Ghosts!? Let's enjoy trick-or-treating!Little World
Let’s enjoy the Halloween catchphrase “Trick or Treat” within a song, too! It starts in a low register with a mysterious atmosphere.
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This piece captures the feelings of children experiencing their first Halloween event or feeling excited and nervous about it.
It could be fun to get into character as someone dressed up like a ghost hiding in the dark.
Although the phrase “Trick or Treat” doesn’t appear in the lyrics, you can try adding it in like a call-and-response for a fun arrangement!
Ghosts’ ChristmasTakashi Deguchi
It’s a humorous song that combines Halloween and Christmas.
Since it’s a song where kids can enjoy their favorite events together, it’s sure to get everyone excited.
Try singing it while adding fingerplay and dance! The tune is poppy and rhythmic, so it’s best sung brightly and energetically.
Acting out the various motifs in the lyrics—like ghosts and clocks—while you sing will lift the mood even more! Be sure to take this opportunity to sing it with the children.