Japanese dance hits from the 2000s. Songs that make you want to dance on TikTok.
This article introduces Japanese dance tracks that were hits in the 2000s!
In recent years, trends like “Y2K,” referring to the early 2000s, have been popular, and the J-POP scene from that era is full of songs that make you want to dance.
In addition to hits from back then, many tracks have become even more familiar through TikTok, making them great picks for livening up events and performances!
Enjoy these super fun, hype-raising songs—spirited Japanese dance music from the 2000s!
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Japanese dance tracks that were hits in the 2000s. Songs that make you want to dance on TikTok (41–50)
Roco LotionORANGE RANGE
ORANGE RANGE made their major debut in 2003 and are still a staple at rock festivals today.
Among their hits, Locolotion, released in 2004, has gone viral in recent years through dance videos on TikTok, sparking a revival.
With lyrics that feel packed with blue skies, the ocean, and hot summer romance, plus an infectious, high-energy beat, the song still hits with momentum even now.
It’s a youthful anthem that makes you think, “Isn’t it okay to let loose and go wild sometimes?” After singing and dancing along with everyone, you’ll be left feeling totally refreshed.
DarlingV6
It was released in 2003 as V6’s 23rd single.
The song became the group’s 11th number-one on the Oricon Singles Chart, with choreography by KABA-chan.
It’s a fan favorite that really hypes up live shows, and in the middle of the song they perform acrobatics.
They showcase two variations: one where all the members do backflips off a wall, and another where Junichi Okada stands on Hiroshi Nagano’s shoulders and does a backflip.
Beautifulw-inds.
This is the 12th single by w-inds., who debuted in the early 2000s.
Written by Sukima Switch and finished with a uniquely w-inds.
arrangement, it’s a danceable funk-pop number.
The lyrics, where heartbreak and lingering feelings intersect, resonate deeply with listeners.
Released in June 2005, it drew attention as the lead single from the best-of album “w-inds.
~bestracks~.” This heartwarming track gently encourages those trying to look forward while carrying the pain of a bittersweet love.
The☆Peace!Mōningu Musume.
Morning Musume’s 12th single is a fun, high-energy track released in July 2001.
The video features the members dressed as sailors dancing aboard a ship, with a Charleston-style interlude and a memorable solo dance by Rika Ishikawa.
The lyrics weave in scenes like a family dining out on election day and the small joys of everyday life, expressing a wish for peace.
It was also used as the opening theme for TV Tokyo’s “Find the Idol!” This exuberant 2000s dance number is perfect for livening up events and party performances.
real EmotionKōda Kumi
This song is known as a defining track of the 2000s.
Used as the opening theme for the PS2 game Final Fantasy X-2, it became a memorable classic for many.
Its lyrics, which sing about the importance of strong bonds and supporting one another, resonate deeply with listeners.
Released in March 2003, it is included on Koda Kumi’s albums “grow into one” and “BEST ~first things~.” Frequently performed in live video releases, it’s a nostalgic favorite among fans.
Popular as a dance number as well, it’s the perfect song to energize events and performances.