Songs with titles that start with 'yu'
A list of song titles in Japanese alphabetical order that might be useful for karaoke.
In this article, we’ll introduce songs with titles that start with “yu.”
How many songs with titles starting with “yu” can you think of?
And how many of the songs in this article do you know?
We’re covering a wide range—from massive hits from the Showa era to songs that became standard favorites after booming in the Heisei era.
Use this as a reference when you’re unsure what to pick at karaoke or when you’re playing shiritori with song titles.
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Songs with titles starting with “Yu” (251–260)
flickerDIR EN GREY
As a work filled with sorrow and wistfulness, this song has long been loved by DIR EN GREY fans.
It is characterized by a novel-like narrative and concrete imagery, lamenting a lost love and detailing the anguish of living with that pain.
Released in January 1999 as their major-label debut single, it also ranked on the Oricon charts.
The track was used as the theme song for the anime “Nihon Ichi no Otoko no Tamashii” within the TBS TV program “Wonderful.” It is included on the album GAUZE and the best-of compilation VESTIGE OF SCRATCHES.
Highly recommended for those carrying the pain of heartbreak or wishing to immerse themselves in beautiful memories of the past.
Songs with titles starting with “Yu” (261–270)
A Snowy ChristmasDREAMS COME TRUE
A winter classic by DREAMS COME TRUE that resonates in the heart as snow dances across the winter night sky.
Released in November 1990 as their eighth single, it’s distinguished by Miwa Yoshida’s warm vocals.
Many listeners will relate to the lyrics, which sing of deep feelings for a loved one while walking through a snow-covered town.
The song is also included on the July 2016 album “DREAMS COME TRUE THE Ura BEST! Watashi Dake no DREAMS COME TRUE.” It’s a perfect track to play on Christmas night while spending time with someone special—ideally in a cozy room, gazing out the window at the falling snow.
you are the targetDYES IWASAKI
This track stands out with its upbeat electro-swing foundation.
Released by DYES IWASAKI in August 2024, its lyrics—centered on social isolation and false friendships—are sure to resonate with younger listeners.
The contrast between the edgy tone and the catchy melody is exquisite, making you want to move your body.
A version featuring VTuber Ririmu Makarino on vocals was released simultaneously, letting you enjoy the unique appeal of each.
The MV’s artwork was created by manga artist Atsushi Nakayama, making it visually captivating as well.
It’s the perfect song for when you want a change of pace or to take a fresh look at your feelings!
Your SongElton John
A single song that conveys a simple yet profound message of love.
Written in 1967 by Elton John and Bernie Taupin, it was included on Elton John’s self-titled second album, Elton John.
The lyrics, which express the romantic feelings of an innocent soul, read like a love letter to the listener.
In plain, straightforward words, they describe how the presence of a loved one makes life wonderful, along with heartfelt gratitude for that person.
Upon its 1971 release, it reached No.
7 in the UK and No.
8 in the US.
Covered by many artists—most notably Ellie Goulding’s version used in the John Lewis Christmas advert—it has remained a beloved classic for years.
It’s the perfect choice for a letter-reading scene at a wedding.
Four Easy Pieces in Pantomime from “The Snowman” No. 1: “Waltz of the Snowman”Erich Wolfgang Korngold
Erich Wolfgang Korngold composed The Snowman at the age of eleven.
His talent drew attention early on, and he later became a pioneer of Hollywood film music.
His father, Julius, created a pantomime play, and Korngold wrote this piece as its incidental music for solo piano.
The first movement is marked by a light waltz rhythm.
It musically depicts a snowman dancing, blending elegance with humor to create a delightful atmosphere.
Premiered in Vienna in 1910, it helped reveal Korngold’s genius to the world.
Evoking the feeling of playing in freshly fallen snow, this work is perfect for wintertime listening.
It’s an inviting piece that even those new to classical music can enjoy.
Four Easy Pieces by Pantomime from “Snowman,” No. 3: SerenadeErich Wolfgang Korngold
A romantic winter fantasy composed by an eleven-year-old prodigy.
The Snowman, composed by Erich Wolfgang Korngold, is a piece originally written for solo piano as incidental music to a pantomime created by his father, Julius.
The third piece, Serenade, tells a love story in which Pierrot, disguised as a snowman, expresses his love for Columbine.
Set to light, dreamlike melodies, it weaves together pure love and hope with the harshness of reality.
Its 1910 premiere in Vienna drew widespread attention, and he was hailed as a “new Mozart.” Why not enjoy this heartwarming tale in a room wrapped in the stillness of winter?
free and unfettered; carefree and unfathomableEVE
Yuuyuumeimei, a track included on Kaikai Kitan/Ao no Waltz—their first EP in about six and a half years since their independent release—creates impact through the contrast between its rapidly shifting arrangement and suggestive lyrics.
While the overall key is high and features falsetto leaps that require attention, the actual vocal range isn’t broad, so it’s easier to sing if you adjust the key to suit your voice.
For those confident in their high tones, it’s an emotional number you’ll likely find very satisfying to sing.