[Easy] A Collection of Party Dances to Liven Up Year-End and New Year Parties

Chaotic Wacha Life!FRUITS ZIPPER

[MV] FRUITS ZIPPER “Hachamecha Wacha Life!”

As a bright and energetic number, FRUITS ZIPPER has provided a song as the opening theme for the anime Crayon Shin-chan.

This collaboration between a beloved national anime known by everyone from children to adults and a high-momentum group whose views on TikTok have surpassed 3 billion is perfect for year-end and New Year parties.

With a powerful sound that makes you want to start dancing and shaking along, the work delivers smiles and energy.

This tie-in, which began airing in October 2025, became a hot topic as the first change of theme song in about five years.

Its catchy choreography and cheerful melody, enjoyable for a wide range of ages, are sure to get the entire venue buzzing!

Blue JeansNEW!HANA

HANA / Blue Jeans -Special Performance Video-

Because the song has a gentle melody with a slightly slower tempo, the choreography is also relaxed.

The steps at the beginning of the chorus and the hand-focused moves that evoke clock hands during the “1 a.m.” lyric are easy for beginners to learn.

In the final chorus near the end of the song, the choreography applies rhythm-keeping and up-and-down movements, so I think it’s easy to learn across the entire track.

The lyrics also include many emotional actions and gestures, which become key points.

Be sure to learn the whole song and try dancing to it!

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Fukkun:)Tatsuki Fukuda

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TT -Japanese ver.-NEW!Twice

TWICE「TT -Japanese ver.-」Music Video

This is “TT -Japanese ver.-” by TWICE, a K-POP group that’s also famous in Japan.

This song is one of TWICE’s signature tracks, and I think the choreography is relatively simple.

Its defining feature is, of course, the “TT pose,” which evokes an emoticon.

Inspired by a crying-face emoticon, the choreography is easy for beginners to imitate and is catchy and cute.

Across the whole song, there are a few points to pay attention to, like body isolations and neck angles, which might make it feel a bit challenging for beginners, but I think experienced dancers will find it easy to learn.

If it feels difficult, you might want to try just the chorus first.

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Fukkun:)Tatsuki Fukuda

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Matsuken SambaMatsudaira Ken

[Official] Ken Matsudaira “Matsuken Samba II” MV

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if, when you perform a dance, the audience could sing along or dance with you? That’s why I’d like to introduce “Matsuken Samba II,” sung by Ken Matsudaira.

This song was originally created for the stage production of “Abarenbo Shogun.” It’s been performed frequently on television, so everyone knows that famous melody.

Plus, the choreography consists of simple moves, making it easy to learn quickly.

Also, it would really liven things up if you perform it together with other songs from the series, such as “Matsuken Samba” and “Matsuken Ondo.”

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Geeshōjo jidai

Girls’ Generation Shoujo Jidai ‘Gee’ MV (Japanese Ver.)

This is Girls’ Generation’s hit song, released in Korea in 2009 and setting a record by staying at No.

1 for nine consecutive weeks.

Its catchy melody and lyrics about a girl in love are striking, and the bright, pop vibe really energizes the crowd.

The distinctive choreography became a big talking point at the time and still hasn’t lost its charm.

In Japan, a Japanese-language version was released in 2010, and in 2011 it was used as the CM song for UHA Mikakuto’s “e-ma throat lozenges.” With lots of memorable moves—like the cute hip swings and signature footwork—it’s easy to perform with some practice.

If you form formations and dance in coordinated outfits, everyone at the venue will join in the excitement!

flying getAKB48

[MV full] Flying Get (Dancing Version) / AKB48 [Official]

This song, which set the historic record of selling a million on its first day, celebrates the boldness of seizing love before anyone else.

Its powerful sound fuses Latin and rock elements.

Released in August 2011, it retained its momentum, with a catchy, easy-to-dance chorus choreography that makes it perfect for year-end and New Year parties.

It was also used as the theme song for the drama “Hanazakari no Kimitachi e ~ Ikemen Paradise ~ 2011,” and won the Japan Record Award’s Grand Prize, making it a nationwide hit.

With Atsuko Maeda as center, the song invites call-and-response participation that gets everyone hyped—guaranteed fun for all! Match your outfits and dance, and the venue will heat up in no time.

Otona Blueatarashii gakkou no rīdāzu

ATARASHII GAKKO! – Otona Blue (Official Music Video)

The song by Atarashii Gakko! expresses the contrast between outward appearance and inner feelings.

It sings about the mixed emotions of youth—maturity blended with innocence—and carries a wish to connect heart to heart.

Released in April 2023, the track went viral on TikTok, won a Japan Record Award, and the group performed it on the NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen as the opening act.

It’s perfect for showcasing at an office party.

The choreography is surreal yet simple and easy to remember, so even beginners can master it quickly.

The head-shaking moves are sure to lift the mood of the venue.

With a melody that appeals to a wide range of ages, it can create a joyful, smile-filled time.