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[Sports Day] Ninja song. Danceable! Ninja song

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Ninjas are incredibly popular with children!

Many kids love playing “ninja pretend” in childcare settings.

Here, we introduce fun songs with a ninja theme.

They’re all perfect for sports day events and dances, so they’re recommended for anyone looking for ninja songs to use on sports day.

Children can fully become ninjas, using ninja techniques and training as they play.

Find songs that let kids move their bodies joyfully while feeling like real ninjas, and be sure to enjoy them together!

[Sports Day] Ninja song. Danceable! Ninja Songs (11–20)

I’m a ninja of everything, forsooth.

I'm a ninja of everything, forsooth.

I'm a ninja of everything, forsooth.

A ninja-themed song released in 2012 that’s extremely popular with children.

Frequently used for kids’ recitals and performances, it features an up-tempo, catchy melody.

The lyrics highlight a ninja’s versatility and perseverance, carrying a message that expands children’s potential.

With choreography included, it’s perfect for sports day events and dances.

A highly recommended track that lets kids immerse themselves in being ninjas while having fun!

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Ninjari Ban Bankyarī pamyu pamyu

Ninjari Bang Bang / Kyary Pamyu Pamyu [Simple Choreography for Toddlers and Lower Elementary]

Ninjari Ban Bankyarī pamyu pamyu

Here comes a track that lets you become a ninja! Kyary Pamyu Pamyu’s electro-pop with a Japanese flair leaves a strong impression.

Throughout the song, a colorful world unfolds, drawing listeners into a fantastical scene.

Released in June 2013, the track achieved her highest first-week sales on the Oricon charts.

It also garnered major attention overseas, ranking high on iTunes charts in France and Belgium.

With its lively, danceable groove, it’s perfect for school sports festivals and routines—kids are sure to love it.

Channel your inner ninja and dance together with everyone!

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Festival Ninjaninja

[+81 DANCE STUDIO] Ninja – Festival Ninja / Performed by Travis Japan

Festival Ninjaninja

A song that will grab kids’ hearts has arrived! Released in August 1990, this energetic, Japanese-style pop tune was inspired by Hibari Misora’s “Omatsuri Mambo.” Its ninja-themed, catchy rhythm and festival-filled lyrics are especially appealing.

It became a big hit, reaching No.

3 on the Oricon charts.

The song was used on TV shows and at events, and is popular with children, too.

The fun choreography is memorable, making it perfect for school sports days and dances.

If you dance like a ninja, the kids are sure to have a great time and get excited!

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Yubi Ninpō

[Yubin Ninpō] [Tried Dancing] Sports Day, Recital, Kindergarten, Nursery School [Dance]

Yubi Ninpō

This song is popular with children as a fun tune that lets them pretend to be ninjas.

Because it includes finger-play hand motions, it naturally helps develop fine motor skills in young children.

It’s included on the album “Let’s Go 100% with Rocket Crayon! ~Songs for Parent-Child Bonding & Play~,” released by Rocket Crayon in June 2013.

Since you sing while imitating ninja moves, it’s perfect for sports day events and dances.

It’s something parents and children can enjoy together, making it a sure hit both at home and in early childhood education settings.

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Super Ninja SASUKE

Super Ninja SASUKE

Super Ninja SASUKE

A song with a ninja theme that kids love—perfect for sports days and recitals! Hiroaki Takeuchi’s energetic vocals are striking, and the choreography lets you have fun dancing as if you’re real ninjas.

It’s included on the album “Sports Day & Recital Dance Songs Bonanza! ~Super Ninja SASUKE~,” released in September 2023, so you can enjoy other fun tracks as well.

With its up-tempo rhythm, it’s ideal for getting children moving.

The choreography incorporates ninja-like moves, and if everyone gets into character together, it’ll make for great memories!

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Shuriken Ninja

[Become Ninjas with Big Brother Yoshi and Whoosh Whoosh!] Shuriken Ninja

Shuriken Ninja

This is a hugely popular song among kids that lets them pretend to be ninjas.

Its upbeat rhythm, catchy melody, and lyrics that make you want to sing along are especially memorable.

Sung by Brother Yoshi, the song is included on the 2021 album “Yoshi! Let’s Go!! Play! Adventure.” With choreography that incorporates ninja moves—running, jumping, and throwing shuriken—it’s perfect for sports days and recitals.

Not only children who love playing ninja, but even those who aren’t fond of physical activity can enjoy joining in, so be sure to give it a try.

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[Sports Day] Ninja song. You can dance! Ninja Song (21–30)

Ninja Syllabary (Gojuon)Keroponzu

Ninja Alphabet (A-I-U-E-O) / Keropons

Ninja Syllabary (Gojuon)Keroponzu

This is a fun song where you can learn words while imitating ninja moves.

With the Japanese syllabary as its theme, it introduces words starting with “a,” one after another, as if throwing shuriken.

It’s included on Keropons’ play-song album “Keropons no Norinori! Asobi Uta & Ekaki Uta,” released in July 2019.

Featuring a rhythmic, easy-to-remember melody and playful lyrics, it’s often used in kindergarten and nursery activities.

With its upbeat groove perfect for sports day events and dances, it’s highly recommended for anyone planning a ninja-themed event!

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