[For 1-year-olds] Fun Together! Recommended Songs and Hand Play Collection
One-year-olds are starting to move their hands and bodies and show interest in all sorts of things around them.
When you sing to them, they happily clap along to the rhythm and sway their bodies as they enjoy the music.
So this time, we’ll introduce recommended songs and popular hand-play activities for one-year-olds.
We’ve gathered plenty of hand-play songs that one-year-olds can enjoy singing, including songs with fun repeated words and songs that introduce colors and numbers as you sing.
They’ll surely keep asking, “One more time!”
These are perfect for filling small gaps between activities or as a warm-up!
Playlist
| [For 1-year-olds] Fun Together! Recommended Songs and Hand Play Collection | |||
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| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Apple rolling | play_arrow | Children can move their bodies with a fingerplay song about fruits and vegetables |
| 2east | It’s starting. | play_arrow | Engage children’s attention with songs and hand play |
| 3east | a big drum | play_arrow | A nursery rhyme that enjoys the dynamics of loud and soft sounds |
| 4east | The fish jumps. | play_arrow | Stimulating children’s imagination with a hand-play song where a fish jumps and transforms |
| 5east | Which child is a good child?warabeuta | play_arrow | Choosing who’s “it” with a children’s song |
| 6east | The Bento Bus | play_arrow | A hand game song where bento fillings ride the bus |
| 7east | Close It, Open It | play_arrow | Song play with a mimic-savvy one-year-old |
| 8east | den-den densha | play_arrow | Children are excited playing pretend trains |
| 9east | Let’s clap our hands | play_arrow | Let's enjoy children's songs full of emotional expression |
| 10east | Song of a little bird | play_arrow | Playing make-believe as birds to the little bird song |
| 11east | Rubber Boots March | play_arrow | Have fun on rainy days with rubber boots |
| 12east | Tulip | play_arrow | Tulips is a song that children can learn |
| 13east | Thunder God has arrived. | play_arrow | A hand-play song for learning body parts |
| 14east | Head, Shoulders, Knees—pon! | play_arrow | A fun fingerplay song that touches body parts |
| 15east | Piglet-raccoon dog-fox-cat | play_arrow | Popular with children as an animal shiritori song |
| 16east | The Itomaki song | play_arrow | Introduction to a nursery rhyme that’s fun with repeated words |
| 17east | Knock knock knock knock, Grandpa with a beard | play_arrow | Hige Jiisan Hand Play Song |
| 18east | snail | play_arrow | Enjoying the rainy season with children through a snail song |
| 19east | Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star | play_arrow | Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star is a song for toddlers that can be enjoyed with hand motions. |
| 20east | Mr. Elephant | play_arrow | A children’s song depicting the affection of a baby elephant who adores its mother elephant |
| 21east | Donguri Korokoro | play_arrow | A story about an acorn falling into a pond and playing with a dojo loach |
| 22east | anpan, shokupan | play_arrow | Playing with a one-year-old using a bread-themed fingerplay song |
| 23east | apple, mandarin orange, bananaSakushi / Sakkyoku: Tanaka Seiji | play_arrow | Let's have fun with the fruit song! Parents and children, let's sing and dance together. |
| 24east | Spring came pop-pop-popsakushi: kozue hikari / sakkyoku: sako shinichirō | play_arrow | Brighten and energize children's hearts with songs of spring |
| 25east | Cute Hide and SeekSakushi: Satou Hachirou/Sakkyoku: Nakata Yoshinao | play_arrow | A nursery rhyme about animals playing hide-and-seek |
| 26east | Playing bus (pretend bus play)Sakushi: Kayama Yoshiko / Sakkyoku: Yuyama Akira | play_arrow | A nursery rhyme about the excitement of riding a bus |
| 27east | Friend Ponkurton | play_arrow | An uplifting, lively track that expresses friendship and bonds |
| 28east | Gramps and Grannywarabeuta | play_arrow | Nursery rhymes to enjoy with your baby |
| 29east | What is your name?Indoneshia min’yō | play_arrow | Remember names with a hand play song from an Indonesian folk song |
| 30east | a cat’s child; a kittenSakushi / Sakkyoku: Deguchi Chikara | play_arrow | Gentle cat-themed hand-play songs for parent-child communication |
| 31east | Five melon breads at the bakery.Sakushi: Nakagawa Hirotaka / Sakkyoku: Igirisu dōyō | play_arrow | Enjoy counting with the Melon Pan hand-play song |
| 32east | Vegetable SongYamano Satoko | play_arrow | Music that joyfully sings the names of vegetables |
| 33east | To the Sun in the Palm of Your Hand | play_arrow | A children's song that sings of the preciousness of life and of hope |
| 34east | Get on the busSakushi sakkyoku: Taniguchi Kunihiro | play_arrow | The charm of a nursery rhyme that delights in the bus’s jostling |
| 35east | Mr. ElephantSakushi: Mado Michio / Sakkyoku: Dan Ikuma | play_arrow | A heartwarming nursery rhyme that sings of the love between parent and child |
| 36east | The Puppy Police OfficerSakushi: Satō Yoshimi / Sakkyoku: Ōnaka Megumi | play_arrow | A gentle song of a kitten and a policeman |
| 37east | Playful Love Ai AiHanada Yuuichirou, Nagata Maya | play_arrow | A song for parents and children to enjoy together with cat-themed music |
| 38east | March of the RoadHanada Yuuichirou, Nagata Maya | play_arrow | A bright and lively march, stepping toward the future |
| 39east | Chochi chochi awawa.warabeuta | play_arrow | Games that strengthen the parent-child bond through nursery rhymes |
| 40east | peach-colored cheeksSakushi / Sakkyoku: Yamamoto Shou | play_arrow | A new song from Okaasan to Issho |
| 41east | Song of a little birdSakushi: Yoda Jun’ichi / Sakkyoku: Akutagawa Yasushi | play_arrow | The song of a little bird gently warms a child's heart. |


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