[Coming-of-Age Ceremony] A Song Dedicated to You at 18: Recommended Tracks for New Adults
Coming-of-Age Day is an important milestone marking one’s entry into adulthood, isn’t it? What song would you send to someone becoming a new adult? Or, if you’re the one celebrating Coming-of-Age Day, what song would you like to listen to? In this article, we introduce songs you might want to gift for the occasion and tracks you’ll want to listen to yourself.
You’ll find many songs filled with gratitude for the parents who raised you, as well as uplifting anthems to carry you forward in life.
Be sure to find a favorite from among these popular tunes!
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[Coming-of-Age Ceremony] A song dedicated to you who have turned 18. Recommended songs for new adults (101–110)
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Yuzu’s 23rd single, released in March 2007.
Originally written before Yuzu went major, it’s a breakup song that nevertheless conveys a youthful freshness.
It peaked at No.
3 on the Oricon weekly chart and sold a total of 110,000 copies.
Go for it!Nakajima Miyuki
An anthem cheering on everyone striving toward something: Miyuki Nakajima’s “Fight!” Based on messages sent to her radio program, this song is a perfect rallying cry for you at 20, about to head into the battlefield of adulthood and society.
Even as you witness the world’s injustices, once you become an adult you have to keep fighting.
When you can’t simply run away and have to keep struggling, this song will boost your motivation to 120%—no, even more.
With Miyuki Nakajima’s powerful encouragement at your back, you’ll be able to endure even the toughest days!
Good Luck!SixTONES
It’s a bright, poppy cheer song chosen as the theme for member Jesse’s first lead drama, “Saisho wa Pā.” While its style is unusual for SixTONES, who are often seen as cool and sexy, the track hints at the close bond the members show on social media.
Even if you have a dream, you might give up because you worry about how others see you or feel anxious about the future.
This song gives those people a lively push, saying, “You’ve got this!”—perfect for a fresh start.
After the rainTHE Inazuma Sentai
A soul-stirring song by THE Inazuma Sentai that vividly portrays the struggles and hopes of youth.
It’s included on the single “Paadara Boogie ~Too Young to Regret~,” released in July 2004.
Beginning with a scene of looking up at the sky after the rain, the lyrics recount the recklessness born of youth and the conflicts that arise in adulthood.
With a driving rhythm and powerful vocals, it fills you with energy and courage.
This work conveys the importance of facing forward and overcoming life’s hardships.
Highly recommended for new adults and anyone standing at a crossroads in life.
Don’t give upZARD
One of ZARD’s signature songs, it’s famous as an anthem of encouragement.
During the 24-Hour TV marathon, it’s always played at pivotal moments.
It’s a song that reminds you someone is cheering you on when times are tough and gives you the strength to keep going.
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Easy★RiderOkuda Tamio
Do you think adults don’t have freedom? If you listen to Tamio Okuda’s “Easy Rider,” you’ll realize that’s not true! Youth isn’t limited to your student years.
Depending on how you live and how you think, adults can be just as free as they were in their youth.
Even if you face hardships after entering the working world, loosen up a little and make time to deliberately seek freedom! If you do, even on tough days you’ll find some breathing room in your heart, and you’ll be able to stay youthful and enjoy life like you did in your school days.
With Tamio Okuda’s unique perspective, it’s a laid-back song that still teaches something essential about how to live.
silverLiSA
Shirogane, with its powerful sound and up-tempo rhythm, is a song that energizes everyone turning 20.
It’s a track that makes you feel ready to live strongly even as you step into society.
Released by LiSA in 2021, it was used as the opening theme for the TV anime Demon Slayer: Mugen Train Arc.
Her vocals give you the courage to face a demanding world, while also conveying warmth.
The driving melody overflows with an energy that makes you want to stand tall with good posture.
Give this anime song a listen to boost your spirits as you reach Coming of Age Day and step into adulthood!
