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[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!

[Coming of Age Ceremony] A song dedicated to you who have turned 18. Recommended tracks for new adults (111–120)

NEW LIFEGReeeeN

A song included on GReeeeN’s first album, A, Domo.

Hajimemashite, released in June 2007.

It’s a track that sings about the feeling of starting a new life in a fresh shirt during cherry blossom season, conveying a refreshing youthful vibe.

whoaYuuri

Yuuri 'Whoa' Official Music Video
whoaYuuri

Yuri is a popular artist among adults.

Among his songs, this one is a high-energy track brimming with youthful power.

When you’re charging toward your dreams, you sometimes find yourself stuck in overwhelming situations.

At times like that, listening to this song—its bold, powerful vocals and straightforward lyrics—can give you courage.

Just like the title says, shout “Whoa!” and blow away your anxieties as you charge forward!

Tomorrow never knowsMr.Children

Mr.Children "Tomorrow never knows" Tour 2015 Incomplete Live
Tomorrow never knowsMr.Children

Among Mr.

Children’s songs, this is one of the most popular.

While it uses many fragmentary negative words, it conveys a message of continuing to live by envisioning dreams and believing in oneself, even amid anxiety about an unseen tomorrow.

The lyric “In a long life, we’ll meet again someday” is sure to give courage to young people who are beginning to walk their own paths.

A Tiny Bit of CourageFUNKY MONKEY BABYS

FUNKY MONKEY BABYS 'A Tiny Bit of Courage'
A Tiny Bit of CourageFUNKY MONKEY BABYS

At the starting line of adulthood, everyone has zero equipment.

But even without gear, you should have the “courage” to face what’s ahead! Funky Monkey Babys’ “Tiny Courage” gives you the strength to move forward, with courage, without giving up.

This song was used as an insert song in the film “Our 700-Day War with the Police Officer,” and the CD jacket and music video feature actor Tomohiro Waki.

You may have no weapons, and your courage may feel tiny because your anxiety is so big, but you’ll still work hard toward your goals from here on out! Just like the lyrics, this is a song that cheers you on as you muster that little bit of courage and do your best.

The Dream Is Not Deaddizzy sunfist

Dizzy Sunfist “The Dream Is Not Dead” Official Music Video”
The Dream Is Not Deaddizzy sunfist

Rendered in the style of Dizzy Sunfist, a rock band from Kansai, the title “The Dream Is Not Dead” would be “Yume wa Shina-hen.” When you’re in your teens or just turned twenty, a lot of people don’t like that heated vibe and try to act cool.

But isn’t it amazing to keep singing songs this straightforwardly badass even as an adult? This song teaches you that even if you face hardships, you’ll be fine as long as your goal doesn’t waver.

Feathers of the SphereSukima Suichi

Sukima Switch / Wings of the Sphere from TOUR 2007 “Evening Breeze Travel”
Feathers of the SphereSukima Suichi

The B-side track to Sukima Switch’s eighth single, “Gurana” (Guarana).

It was also used as the unified theme song for Asahi Broadcasting’s “2006 Summer High School Baseball.” The song is crafted as a cheer anthem for people striving toward their goals.

It can be introduced as an encouraging number to send to those embarking on a new chapter.

May it be filled with kindnessJUJU

JUJU 'So That It Overflows with Kindness'
May it be filled with kindnessJUJU

This is a rock ballad by JUJU, overflowing with gratitude and kindness toward a loved one.

Its melody gently embraces the subtle emotions of discovering the preciousness of a life nurtured in the womb and seeing the world in a new light.

Also featured in a Nissan Cube commercial, the song was released in February 2009 and ambitiously broke into the top 10 on the Oricon weekly chart.

It is included on the albums “What’s Love?” and “BEST STORY – Love stories –,” and has been covered by many artists.

It’s a song that resonates deeply in the heart, perfect for moments when you want to savor your gratitude for a precious life that has come into the world.