[For Creative Dance] A Collection of Easy-to-Dance Japanese and Western Tracks
This article is a must-read not only for students in dance clubs, but also for working adults who enjoy dancing as a hobby! If you want to perform a choreographed dance at events like sports festivals, school festivals, or even as entertainment at year-end parties, but you’re struggling to choose the right song, you’re not alone.
While it’s always best to dance to a song you love, for those who can’t decide, this article rounds up perfect picks for beginner-friendly choreographed dances.
From the latest dance tracks to upbeat rock and timeless classics, we’ve included both Japanese and international songs across genres—so be sure to check them out!
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[For Creative Dance] A Collection of Easy-to-Dance Japanese and Western Tracks (61–70)
Wake Me UpAvicii
The late DJ who became a star, Avicii, and his hit song “Wake Me Up.” Sadly, Avicii has passed away, but his music continues to live on.
Among his tracks, “Wake Me Up” was especially successful and is notable for its uplifting lyrics.
It isn’t unconventional, but its strong rhythm makes it perfect for creative dance.
With its powerful melody, I think it also suits hip-hop and breakdance.
Odoru Pompoko RinE-girls
How about dancing a creative routine to Odoru Pompokolin, the opening theme of the national hit anime Chibi Maruko-chan? If you’re not sure how to dance it, try using E-girls’ choreography as a reference.
Their moves follow the lyrics, are easy to understand, and super cute—so definitely give them a try.
This is especially recommended if you want to stand out with a song choice that’s different from the latest J-pop trends.
You’re sure to grab everyone’s attention.
As It WasHarry Styles
It feels like a track with the vibe of late Showa to early Heisei-era Japan.
I’m torn between leaning into hip-hop dance or highlighting ballroom-style movements—there are a few angles to approach it from.
Fast beats like this really make footwork shine, so even incorporating moves from entirely different eras, like drum and bass step or Charleston style, would surprisingly fit well.
Since Western music can be less memorable for first-time listeners, stopping the footwork in the chorus and adding a striking piece of choreography would make a great accent.
24K MagicBruno Mars
Bruno Mars’s classic “24K Magic,” released in 2016.
Up until this release, his musical style centered on funk and rock ’n’ roll, but from this track through around 2020, he focused mainly on 1970s–1980s disco music.
This song, which plays a major role in his career, is irresistibly appealing for its infectious disco groove! It’s a masterpiece that blends old-school hip-hop and disco sounds with a modern touch.
Perfect as BGM for creative dance!
Senbonzakura
Senbonzakura is a song written, composed, and arranged by Kurousa-P.
It has been covered by many artists and remains hugely popular in “tried singing” and “tried playing” videos.
It’s a big hit with children—why not dance to it cheerfully and energetically? In keeping with the title “Senbonzakura,” you could use cherry blossom branches, and since it has a traditional Japanese flavor, it would also look great with Japanese-style costumes.
If your team incorporates movements like Yosakoi, it could become a wonderful performance for a school sports day and a great memory with friends.
Crimson Lotus FlowerLiSA
The anime Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba has become such a hit that its popularity and influence are now a social phenomenon.
The opening theme song Gurenge, sung by LiSA, also continues to be widely loved over time.
Why not try dancing to Gurenge, a hit song everyone has heard somewhere? With choreography arranged to be easy to dance—even small children can give it a try—you can perform it at sports days or school recitals.
You can go for moves that look cool, like the protagonist’s techniques, or energize the sports day with a lively dance that uses your whole body.
PowerLittle Mix
This ambitious work by Little Mix powerfully sings of women’s empowerment over a bold electropop sound.
Its positive message about the importance of self-affirmation and confidence—beyond gender—resonates deeply.
Released as a single from the album “Glory Days” in May 2017, it became a major hit, peaking at No.
6 on the UK Singles Chart.
In 2018, it was chosen as the official theme song for WWE’s first-ever Women’s Royal Rumble, drawing attention in the sports world as well.
With its dynamic rhythm that lifts your spirits, it’s a perfect track for creative dance or cheerleading practice.