Recommended songs for university students. Classic and popular Japanese songs.
We’ve put together a collection of songs recommended for college students!
Are there any you haven’t checked out yet?
If so, be sure to listen to them via the YouTube links all the way to the end!
Recent popular songs have really creative music videos, and they’re all fun to watch without getting bored!
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Recommended songs for college students: Japanese classics and popular hits (41–50)
Butter-FlyWada Kōji

This is the opening theme song of the hugely popular anime Digimon Adventure.
I think many current university students watched it when they were little and got hooked.
It’s a great series that teaches all kinds of things like curiosity, friendship, and love.
It’s also a go-to song to kick off a karaoke session with some momentum.
Recommended songs for college students: Classic and popular Japanese tracks (51–60)
MUSIC VIDEOOkazaki Taiiku

This is the song, along with its music video, that catapulted Okazaki Taiiku to fame.
The video is made up of “music industry clichés” that aficionados will recognize, and the chorus choreography is simple and irresistibly imitable, so I think you can have fun pretending to film the music video with friends.
Dream Traveler of January 6th 2002Higuchi Ryōichi

It’s the theme song of the hugely popular Hokkaido local TV show, “How Do You Like Wednesday?”.
It makes you reflect on trust and friendship with your companions, and on how you want to live your life.
It’s a song you want to listen to at those crucial moments when you’re deciding the direction of your life, one that makes you rediscover the vastness of the world and the warmth around you.
Bring it onKishidan

This song boldly sings about a uniquely feminine way of fighting, and if a woman belts it out at karaoke, the contrast is sure to attract the opposite sex.
It’s also a song that lets women pour out their rough, unguarded feelings, making it a hit at girls’ nights, too.
water lily blossomShonan no Kaze

It’s the perfect hot track to play at the beach in summer.
When college students head out for new encounters and to deepen bonds with friends during their long summer, putting on this song will have everyone waving towels and guaranteed to get hyped.
It’s also great for playing during a drive, as it really amps up the vibe.
Killer Tunerchōgakusei

Chogakusei’s powerful vocals and Vocaloid producer Frokuro’s intricate songcraft blend brilliantly.
Released in November 2024, this work was created as part of the “Chogakusei × Vocaloid Producer Project.” The avant-garde soundscape paired with vocals that showcase an impressive expressive range is just phenomenal.
If you’re looking for music unlike anything you’ve heard before, be sure to check it out.
Laugh off your sorrowFUNKY MONKEY BABYS

When you feel like you’re about to be crushed by worries or sorrow, this is a rousing support song that gives you a powerful push forward.
Students facing the turning point of entering the workforce strive for their future, but there are times when they stumble and hang their heads.
This song boldly declares that nothing is impossible, and when your spirits sink, it helps you fire yourself up again.


