Songs with titles starting with “To.” A selection from popular tracks across generations!
When it comes to songs that start with “To,” what songs come to mind for you?
There are plenty of classic tracks titled “Tokyo,” and you can probably think of many song titles that begin with words like “Time” (Toki) or “Friend” (Tomo) as well.
In this article, we’ll introduce lots of songs that start with “To.”
Use this as a handy guide not only for song-title shiritori, but also when you’re stuck choosing songs for karaoke shiritori, where you link the last letter of each song title to the next.
All right, let’s dive in!
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Songs with titles starting with “To.” Introducing picks from popular hits across generations! (121–130)
Tokyo Street RockerBLACK CATS
This track, Tetsuro Oda’s first production and a work that brought innovation to Japanese pop music, is an ambitious song built on a rockabilly foundation with a sophisticated, urban arrangement.
Its up-tempo rhythm, energetic performance, and stylish sound blend together in perfect balance.
Released in August 1984 as a track on the album “Tokyo Street Rocker,” it was also featured in a Coca-Cola TV commercial, “Yes Coke Yes.” An adventurous collaboration where the young BLACK CATS and a rising producer sparked a chemical reaction, the song has continued to be loved across generations, later being covered by The Biscats.
It’s recommended not only for those interested in Harajuku culture and rockabilly music, but also for anyone who wants to discover the origins of ’90s J-pop.
Closed LightRADWIMPS
A hidden gem that moves between calm and dynamic, spotlighting an emotional guitar sound that makes brilliant use of the contrast between clean and distorted tones! “Tojita Hikari” appears on RADWIMPS’ major-label debut album RADWIMPS 3: Mujintō ni Motte Iki Wasureta Ichimai, and it has that quintessential 2000s guitar-rock vibe—the kind that feels ripe for reevaluation as an emo track now that we’re well into the 2020s.
The lyrics and melodies packed with Noda-san’s characteristic wordplay really shine when sung with crisp dynamics that match the song’s unfolding structure.
Some of the rapid-fire lines are a bit challenging, but with repeated practice you’ll get used to them and should be able to sing it confidently!
Let yourself go with the flow of timeTeresa Teng
A gem of a love song whose melody, filled with kindness and warmth, gently permeates the heart.
With gratitude for meeting a beloved person and a love so deep that one could give everything for them, Teresa Teng’s clear, transparent voice expresses these emotions with rich nuance.
Released in February 1986, the song won the Grand Prize at the 19th Japan Cable Awards, marking an unprecedented third consecutive win, and it resonated widely across Asia.
Its major-key, soaring melody gently touches the hearts of older listeners, offering a soothing moment wrapped in nostalgia.
As a song that creates a warm atmosphere where people can look back on the past and share their feelings for those they cherish, it also serves as a bridge for communication.
Tokyo Ondofolk song
Born in 1933 (Showa 8), this is a classic Bon Odori song that represents Japan.
Its lyrics charmingly sing about Tokyo’s famous spots—like the flowers of Ueno and the willows of Ginza—and its light, friendly melody is very appealing.
The rhythm incorporates the flavor of Kagoshima’s folk song “Ohara-bushi,” making it beloved across generations.
Created by Yaso Saijo and Shinpei Nakayama, it was performed by Katsutaro Kouta and Issei Mishima.
Premiered at a Bon Odori festival held in Hibiya Park, it has long resonated with people as a symbol of Tokyo’s recovery and community revitalization.
Filled with nostalgia and perfect for moving your body with joy, this Bon Odori standard is an ideal choice for summer recreation.
Songs with titles starting with “To.” Introducing picks from popular hits across generations! (131–140)
TWISTED PARADISEYUTA
A solo project by NCT’s YUTA, notable for its electronic sound and dark atmosphere.
Blending multiple genres—glam rock, pop punk, and J-pop metal rock—the tracks captivate with a distinctive sonic identity and powerful vocals.
The solo single released in May 2025 includes two new songs that he took an active role in creating, plus two live recordings from the Tokyo stop of the 2024 “YUTA Solo Debut Showcase Tour HOPE.” It’s a release packed with YUTA’s multifaceted appeal, conveying both his energetic performance and the sense of unity with the audience.
Expertly balancing aggressive sounds with melodic elements, this work is sure to resonate with rock fans.
Far away, far away, far away.Nakase Miru
This song resonates in the heart with a feeling akin to a prayer for someone dearly missed.
Created by Vocaloid producer Miru Nakase, it was released in December 2023.
Miku’s whispery vocals pair beautifully with a distinctive soundscape where stillness and sentimentality intertwine.
Another hallmark is the arrangement that gradually heightens the emotion from a gentle intro into the chorus.
When you’re at the depths of despair, or thinking of someone precious, this work will be there to accompany you.
It was a very lovely June.Eight
A masterpiece of odd-meter rock woven from a catchy melody and piercing lyrics.
Composed by Eight and released in June 2014.
Included on the album “Cobalt-Blue Daydream.” With lyrics that hint at “death” and an emotional guitar sound, its worldbuilding resonates deeply with listeners.
Give it a listen when you’re carrying feelings you can’t put into words—it’s sure to tear at your heart.