Songs with titles that start with 'Ya'
This article introduces songs with titles that start with “Ya” (や).
How many songs that start with “Ya” can you think of?
When you put it that way, it’s surprisingly hard to come up with many, isn’t it?
This might come in handy someday—like for themed karaoke sessions, shiritori-style karaoke games, and more.
From classic smash hits to recent chart-toppers, we cover a wide range of songs old and new.
Feel free to use this as a handy reference whenever you need it!
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Songs with titles starting with “Ya” (41–50)
YEARNINGtha BOSS
Over a breezy track, tha BOSS lays down his heavyweight rap on this song.
Released in January 2023, it was later included on his second solo album, “IN THE NAME OF HIPHOP II.” The piece is captivating for its worldview that seems to probe deeply into the listener’s heart, infused with tha BOSS’s long career and life perspective.
It’s not just pleasant to the ear—the weight of the words quietly sinks in.
How about putting it on as background music for a night when you want to drift away from the everyday and get lost in thought?
Songs with titles starting with 'Ya' (51–60)
YatagarasuATOLS
It’s a mysterious electronic tune.
Created by ATOLS, a Vocaloid producer praised for their singular musical style, the track was released in May 2025.
The synth sound draped in a majestic atmosphere begs to be experienced through headphones—its spaciousness makes you want to say exactly that.
And from the lyrics themed on Yatagarasu, the guiding deity from Japanese mythology and also the song’s title, you can feel a strong will to move toward the future.
It will lead you into a fantastical world.
Yamada PERFECTjon-YAKITORY
Released in July 2024 by jon-YAKITORY, this track features Hatsune Miku’s soaring vocals and a driving, fast-paced sound.
Its energetic production paired with lyrics that mix cynicism and humor leaves a strong impression.
Many listeners will likely relate to the feeling of chasing after a “perfect form.” When you want to vent some stress by chatting with friends, try sending them this song first.
Night FlightAPOGEE
A technopop band that has forged a unique sonic world with a refined rock sound and innovative soundscapes.
Formed at Keio University in 2003, APOGEE made a striking debut on the music scene with their album “Fantastic,” released in February 2006.
Skillfully blending ’80s new wave, Black music, and electronica, their sound has captivated many listeners.
In 2007, they performed at SUMMER SONIC and COUNTDOWN JAPAN, earning high praise for their live shows as well.
The distinctive interplay of Ryo Nagano’s translucent vocals and Yoshihiko Oshiro’s synthesizers radiates a universal appeal that transcends genre boundaries.
A recommended band for those eager to explore new possibilities in music.
Longing for YamagaMiyuki Yamamoto
Miyuki Yamamoto is an enka singer from Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture.
She made her debut in 1997 under the name Sakura Sakura with the song “Ai wa Hitori Shibai,” and since 2004 she has been performing under her current stage name, Miyuki Yamamoto.
She’s also known as one of Sony’s beautiful enka singers, following Natsuko Godai, Aya Shimazu, and Junko Ishihara.
Her greatest charm is, above all, her warm, rich voice.
She has a mature, sultry tone that belies her forties.
Her mood-filled songs have earned high praise, so be sure to check them out.
May it be filled with kindnessHidemasa Tokunaga
Hideto Tokunaga, whose crystal-clear voice continues to captivate many, covers JUJU’s famous song that gently sings of profound feelings for a loved one.
Included on his March 2010 release, the album “VOCALIST 4,” the track was also used as the theme song for the film “Evergreen Love (Shokubutsu Zukan).” In this rendition, Tokunaga’s soft vocals further enhance the song’s appeal.
It’s a perfect piece for expressing your feelings to someone irreplaceable—whether a partner, family member, or dear friend.
Why not let its heartwarming melody carry your emotions to them?
YATTA!Leaf Squad
The comedy group Happa-tai, known for their positive outlook and outlandishly unconventional performances, is irresistibly captivating.
Born from the variety show “Warau Inu no Bōken,” they released a song in April 2001—amid a recession—that bursts with an upbeat message encouraging listeners to move forward in life with a positive attitude.
Its addictive, earworm melody and their shocking appearance clad in just a single leaf of lettuce quickly made them the talk of the town.
The single reached No.
6 on the Oricon charts and sparked a huge reaction overseas, leading to an appearance on the popular American talk show “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” in March 2003.
It’s the perfect staple for parties and events—a track you’ll want to play when you’re feeling down or when you want to get everyone hyped.