Songs with titles that start with “Ri”
The second letter in the ra-gyo is “ri.”
When you play shiritori, it often ends up being the first prompt you have to think of, doesn’t it?
So, what songs with titles that start with “ri” come to mind for you?
In this article, we’ll introduce songs whose titles begin with “ri.”
The ra-gyo can be a tricky row to find words from, but even among them, “ri” actually has lots of words that make great song titles, like “ringo” (apple), “ryuusei” (shooting star), and “riaru” (real).
Be sure to check out the article, and if you find a favorite, give it a listen—or try singing it yourself!
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Songs whose titles start with “Ri” (31–40)
REVOLVER (feat. 9Lana)Royal Scandal
This is a work by Royal Scandal that captivates with its dark, gothic worldview.
Released in June 2025, the track traces its roots to a fan-favorite originally included on the 2014 mini-album “Revolver.” Featuring 9Lana on vocals, it unfolds with a majestic, powerful rock sound.
The dramatic result comes from the collision of an emotionally charged performance with lyrics colored by provocative words like “jealousy” and “poisoned needles.” If you enjoy music rich in storytelling, you’re sure to be hooked!
This appears to be stylized ASCII art or decorative characters rather than standard Japanese text, so it doesn’t have a clear translation into English.DADA
This is a Vocaloid track with a sense of exhilarating speed, hiding a startling theme beneath the surface.
Created by dada and released in June 2025, it’s a catchy electronic tune whose lyrics portray irony and inner conflict about being “appointed” to a role, along with sharp questions aimed at society.
The powerful vocals of Kasane Teto SV further amplify the message.
It might resonate with the everyday doubts we suddenly feel, and those emotions that are hard to put into words.
Drift Ice Missing PersonJunko Miki
The harsh scenes of the northern country and the swelling emotions—their drama is deeply moving.
This song by Junko Miki, released in June 2025 to commemorate her 30th anniversary since debut, richly portrays the poignant feelings of a protagonist traveling with thoughts of a precious person, set against the Sea of Okhotsk and its drifting ice.
As the concluding piece of the “Sea Trilogy,” following Wandering Seagull and Stray Star of the Strait, it carries a depth that truly feels like the culmination of the series.
If you love dramatic enka or are seeking a song that resonates in the heart, this will surely strike a chord.
Remember Summer DaysAnri
It’s a song by Anri that, on a seaside where the autumn breeze brushes the skin, gently awakens the dazzling light of a summer gone by and the faint memories of a love that lingers in the heart.
The image of the protagonist standing alone as if chasing the shadow of that summer, and the feeling that leads them back to the same place with a heart in turmoil, will quietly seep into the listener’s chest.
Released in December 1983, this track is included on the classic album “Timely!!,” which debuted at No.
1 on the Oricon chart, and its sophisticated AOR sound produced by Toshiki Kadomatsu is truly pleasant.
If you listen to it on the drive home from a summer outing, when you want to indulge in a slightly sentimental mood, you’ll surely be drawn into the nostalgic world the song evokes.
Little SummerSPYAIR
A masterpiece by SPYAIR that beautifully captures the bittersweet scenes of a passing summer and the fleeting brilliance of youth.
The words woven by MOMIKEN seem to awaken the sweet-and-sour memories slumbering deep in the listener’s heart.
Former vocalist IKE’s powerful yet somehow melancholic voice further deepens that nostalgic worldview.
This track is included on their acclaimed 2012 album “Just Do It,” released in September, which earned a spot in the Oricon Top 10.
It might be perfect to listen to under a sunset sky when you want to reflect on the summer days that have gone by.
Songs whose titles start with “Ri” (41–50)
REACHING FOR THE SKYMAN WITH A MISSION
Even on the overseas rock scene, MAN WITH A MISSION—famous for their wolf masks—has been attracting attention.
Active since 2010, their cool mixture sound blends rock with electro and rap.
Since their major-label debut in 2011, their name has spread among international anime fans through theme songs for series like Log Horizon and Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans.
In 2018, they performed at the UK rock festival Reading Festival.
And in their 2023 world tour, they reportedly thrilled about 150,000 fans across 66 shows—impressive! With cool English-language tracks and powerful live performances, you’ll likely get hooked too.
Bringing Japanese rock to the world—their music is a must-listen!
Rizo Raba - Resort LoversBakufū Slump
Set to a light, Latin-tinged groove, the song paints a fleeting resort romance.
It can be called Bakufu Slump’s quintessential summer tune.
The lyrics penned by Sunplaza Nakano-kun cynically depict the transience and emptiness of love lurking behind a glamorous resort affair, which gives the piece its depth.
Released in June 1989, the track was also included on that year’s album “I.
B.
W.” and became familiar as a Cosmo Oil commercial song.
The story of it placing third and being performed on the final episode of the music show “The Best Ten” is still often retold.
It’s perfect for when you want to bask in the freedom of summer with a touch of bittersweet afterglow—or when you want to recall the dramatic love stories of that era.