Songs with titles that start with “po”
Can you think of any Japanese songs whose titles start with “Po”? Just seeing “Po” by itself might not bring any to mind right away.
But if you look, there are surprisingly many—quite a lot of hits, in fact.
In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of “Po”-starting songs that are great picks for karaoke! We’ve selected a wide range, from recent buzzworthy tracks to timeless classics.
Be sure to read through to the end!
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Songs with titles starting with “Po” (151–160)
Ponyo’s LullabyNozomi Ohashi
It’s included on the 2008 release “Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea Image Album.” The singer is Nozomi Ohashi, who also performed the main theme and became a breakout star.
As the title suggests, it’s a gentle lullaby that naturally makes you close your eyes and listen intently.
Songs with titles starting with 'Po' (161–170)
PolarisohashiTrio
This is a song by Ohashi Trio, a singer-songwriter known for his style of performing a wide range of instruments by himself.
Given his name and the richly instrumental nature of his music, it might even be a deliberate strategy that people often mistake him for a band rather than a solo act.
His hallmark is an acoustic sound that incorporates elements of jazz, and this track is especially notable for its relaxed feel with prominently resonant piano and bass.
The lyrics, matching the mood of the sound, evoke the calm atmosphere of a quiet night, and just listening to it can put you in a peaceful state of mind.
Poignant KissesSenri Oe
A light, breezy melody makes this track a delight.
It’s a number from the 2019 album “Hmmm,” released as a 7-inch analog single in 2020.
With renowned jazz drummers Ari Hoenig and Matt Clohesy on bass, the delicate yet melodic ensemble is truly captivating.
It’s Senri jazz that fills you with joy, making you want to skip through the streets or stride out in style—perfect for a weekend outing.
Be sure to check out the music video, too, and enjoy Senri Oe’s playful, charming presence!
POISONTomoyasu Hotei
Having debuted as the guitarist of the legendary rock band BOØWY and now celebrated as a musician Japan proudly presents to the world, Tomoyasu Hotei has many iconic works.
His ninth single, “POISON,” used as the commercial song for Mitsutaka’s “Boutique JOY,” features a catchy opening chorus line doubled in unison with the ensemble.
Its driving beat and hook-filled chorus are guaranteed to fire up any karaoke session.
It’s a signature track from Hotei’s solo career, and a must-pick especially for those in their forties who grew up with his music.
paulKen Hirai
A bittersweet yet heartwarming song that recalls the relationship with a beloved dog from childhood.
It’s sung by singer-songwriter Ken Hirai, also known for hits like “Hitomi wo Tojite.” The track was included as the B-side to his 2002 cover single “Ookina Furudokei.” The lyrics are based on a dog that Hirai himself actually owned.
It speaks to the realization that, although a precious presence is gone, that loved one will always remain in your heart.
PolaroidNew Tokyo
The song that took the No.
1 spot on SAISON CARD TOKIO HOT 100 is Polaroid.
It’s been getting a lot of airplay on other radio programs too, so many of you have probably heard it.
It’s a piano pop song released in 2023 by the rock band New Tokyo.
While it’s grounded in the timbre of the piano, the arrangement lets you enjoy changes such as the drums growing more intense partway through.
The lyrics, which liken the “Polaroid” in the title to memories, are also beautiful.
I gotta catch 'em all!Rika Matsumoto
Rica Matsumoto’s “Gotta Catch ’Em All” is a very cute song that even lower-grade elementary school kids can sing, and singing it naturally lifts your spirits.
It’s bright and blows away sad feelings, and it makes me feel like I can get through tough times with this song.
It’s such a fun song that I definitely want to learn it and sing along together.