Recommended for preschool recitals! Choral songs that 3-year-olds can adorably sing

We were born with a bang!Hanada Yuuichirou, Nagata Maya

We were born with a bang! “With Mother in August Monthly Song” / cover: Kono Yubi Toomare☆ Starring: Makkun & Micchi Chorus: Arare

An intro that starts with the sound of Japanese taiko drums makes a striking impression! Let me introduce “Bon! Tō umareta bokutachi wa.” Many people probably feel like listening to this song in the summer.

Popular on the show as the song for August 2025, it’s characterized by its rhythmic sounds and call-and-response shouts.

The lyrics are easy for kids to remember, making it a standout track.

Move your body to the calls and the music, and it’s guaranteed to get everyone excited! It should be easy to include at summer festivals and events, too.

It’s a song that’s fun to listen to and fun to dance to.

Let’s keep walkingbiriken

Billiken / Let's walk on

It’s an energetic song that blends folk and hip-hop, perfect for singing and dancing together.

The friendly lyrics warmly depict the joy and fun of everyday life, and sometimes the mischievous spirit of children.

Released in September 2010, it was loved by many viewers as the opening theme for the TV Tokyo anime “Mainichi Kaasan.” With its melodious tone and comfortable rhythm, it resonates with children’s hearts and encourages their first steps in new environments.

Singing it at entrance ceremonies or morning gatherings brings out children’s smiles, naturally leading to clapping and swaying.

Let teachers and children enjoy singing it together and create wonderful memories.

Let’s have fun.Shoko&The Akilla

[Songs That Make Babies Happy] Let’s Have Fun (sung by Shoko & The Akilla) [Video to Calm and Delight Babies]

This work, which begins with a warm melody that gently embraces children, was created as the January “Tsuki-uta” (monthly song) for TV Tokyo’s program for infants and toddlers, Synapusyu.

It carries a message about enjoying each day, and its gentle tone that stays close to children’s hearts is especially memorable.

Shoko & The Akilla’s heartfelt vocals blend beautifully with the friendly, accessible rhythm.

On the show, it airs alongside colorful animations, bringing many smiles from viewers.

It’s a song that can be enjoyed not only at nursery and kindergarten events but also at home, so why not move your bodies together with the children and enjoy the world of music?

treasureHanada Yuuichirou, Nagata Maya

[Okaasan to Issho October 2024 Song / 65th Anniversary Commemorative Song] “Takaromono” Cover

A heartwarming song brimming with warmth has been born from “Okaasan to Issho.” Gently resonating with the harmonies of Yuuichiro Hanada and Maya Nagata, this piece tenderly explores the theme of the precious happiness found close to home.

Their clear, expansive vocals vividly paint the joyful moments nestled in everyday life.

Digitally released on October 9, 2024, the song has also been featured on the “Okaasan to Issho” program and is included on the album “NHK Okaasan to Issho Best Hyurara Bunbun!” It’s perfect not only for parents and children to enjoy together, but also for shared moments with kids in nursery schools and kindergartens.

Mysterious PocketSakushi: Mado Michio / Sakkyoku: Watanabe Shigeru

♪A Mysterious Pocket [with gestures]

“Fushigi na Pocket” is a song about a dreamlike pocket that makes biscuits multiply every time you pat it.

Many people may have heard it in childhood and tried patting their own pockets over and over.

You can enjoy it together with the choreography—patting your pocket with a light pop-pop, or gently swaying as you imagine having such a pocket.

It’s a beloved children’s song that has been cherished for many years, with adorable anecdotes like kids actually putting biscuits in their pockets, patting them, and ending up crumbling them to bits.

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Banana Parent and Childsakushi: Seki Kazuo / sakkyoku: Fukuda Wakako

Banana Parent and Child | Children's Song | Kids' Song | covered by UtaSta

“Banana Family” is a song that incorporates elements of tongue twisters.

The lyrics introduce a family of personified bananas.

Since the syllable “na” appears repeatedly, your brain starts to get tangled as you sing.

The sequence is repeated three times in the song, with the tempo increasing toward the end.

This makes it enjoyable not only to sing but also to use as part of a game.

First, print out the lyrics and have everyone try to memorize them.

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Seven-colored soap bubbleSakushi sakkyoku: Yusa Mimori

Nana-iro no Shabondama (Seven-colored Bubbles) – Okaasan to Issho – April 2018 Song

This is a popular song from NHK’s “Okaasan to Issho,” known for its gentle, dreamlike atmosphere.

Through the image of soap bubbles riding the wind and dancing in the sky, it sings of “adventure” and “the importance of dreaming.” With Mimori Yusa’s clear, transparent vocals and lyrics that nurture rich imagination, the piece was broadcast in April 2018 as the “Song of the Month.” As children enter preschool and face both excitement and anxiety about a new environment, singing it together offers comfort and naturally gives them the courage to look ahead.

It’s a heartwarming song that helps welcome the start of a new life with a bright, hopeful feeling.