Recommended for school festivals! A collection of funny slogan ideas

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Have you decided on a slogan for the school festival?

When it comes to slogans, four-character idioms or single kanji are common, but there are also funny slogans that incorporate current events and trends.

In this article, we’ll introduce amusing slogans that you won’t be able to forget once you’ve seen them.

If you’re thinking, “We want this year’s slogan to be funny,” or “I want to know what kind of ideas everyone has for slogans,” feel free to use this as a reference.

There are lots of gag-style slogans, so it’s fun just to look through them!

Recommended for School Festivals! A Collection of Funny Slogan Ideas (61–70)

The one who has the most fun wins!

There’s a long-cherished slogan that says, “Those who have fun win.” As the phrase suggests, it means, “In any case, you should just enjoy yourself.” Many of you may be carrying various worries, but at the culture festival, free yourself from stress and spread your wings to the fullest.

By the way, it’s said that the original source of this phrase might be Rousseau’s words: “The person who has lived the most is the one who has enjoyed life the most.” Such profoundly meaningful words truly resonate.

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Youth Festival

A vibrant, bursting youth—that feeling is perfectly captured by the slogan “Seishun Festival.” The words “Seishun” (youth) and “Festival” make the ultimate combo for a school cultural festival.

Since the kanji for “festival” in “bunkasai” already means “matsuri,” it even creates a stylish rhyme.

If you want to express the fun vibe of a cultural festival and make sure visitors have a great time, this is the slogan to use.

When in doubt, go with this golden slogan!

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Taki no namida pin ku

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We are gods.

These words convey a message to fully enjoy the once-a-year school festival and confidently create the best time.

They’re easy to embrace as a phrase for friends to fire each other up, and can spark greater unity within a grade or class.

Aim for unmatched quality in your exhibits, or try bold colors and designs to create an overwhelming presence.

Drawing characters on the poster with crowns or auras will add impact and leave a strong impression on visitors.

It’s the perfect slogan when you want a school festival where everyone is confident and gives their all.

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mutō

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The ◯◯ cultural festival was awesome!!

For those who don’t know much about Chiikawa, you might wonder, “Which one is Chiikawa?” Or rather, some might even think, “Is Chiikawa the name of something?” One of the characters in the manga, Hachiware, is also max-level cute.

The character is said to be based on a white cat with a bicolor (hachiware) pattern.

Perhaps because of their explanatory role, the “XX tte koto?” Hachiware-style phrasing is famous, too.

And the way they get excited and say “XX tte saikō!” is super pretty.

The illustrations are easy to draw, so it’s recommended for anyone looking for a cute slogan!

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In conclusion

We’ve introduced some fun ideas for culture festival slogans that bring out everyone’s smiles. Whether it’s middle school or high school, putting up quirky, chuckle-worthy phrases will naturally boost morale right from the preparation stage. Freely adapt any ideas that catch your eye and create a unique, funny theme for your own festival. Make the best memories with your friends!