[Culture and School Festival Songs] A curated selection of popular and hit songs to brighten up your venues and events!

All Night LongKungs, David Guetta, Izzy Bizu

Kungs, David Guetta, Izzy Bizu – All Night Long (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

A track that fuses electro and dance music! A collaboration by Kungs, David Guetta, and Izzy Bizu, released in January 2024.

It’s a song that celebrates youth’s energy and vitality, featuring sounds that evoke festivals and dance floors.

In the video “Shadows,” themes of young love and adolescence are portrayed.

Born from the powerful synergy of three artists from different generations, this song can be enjoyed across ages.

Play it as background music at school festivals to unite the crowd.

It’s also perfect as a dance BGM!

Jamboree Mickey!Marco Marinangeli

[I Tried Dancing] Jamboree Mickey [Kindergarten, Elementary School, Sports Day, Recital, Gymnastics, Dance, I Tried Dancing]

It was created as the centerpiece song for a kids’ dance program that you can enjoy together with Disney friends.

First released on CD in December 2022, the song features a light, catchy melody.

It appeals not only to children but also to adults.

It was covered by Nogizaka46 at the 2019 FNS Uta no Natsu Matsuri, and by many of the performing artists as part of a special segment at the 73rd NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen.

It would also be perfect as background music for school festivals, helping to liven up the venue.

With its fun choreography, there’s no doubt everyone will have a blast dancing together!

GOATNumber_i

Number_i – GOAT (Official Music Video)

Released as their debut single, this work is an ambitious attempt at hip-hop.

Aiming to create a track that can take on the global stage, it was produced with the intention of delivering a message from Japan to the world through Japanese lyrics.

It kicked off with a dazzling start, being released simultaneously worldwide on January 1, 2024.

The music video, directed by Yuichi Kodama, was reportedly filmed over three days in Tokyo and Tochigi.

Be sure to check out the visuals that express Number_i’s new approach.

If you’re performing a dance at a school festival, this track is a perfect pick!

Get WildTM NETWORK

TM NETWORK「Get Wild」Official Music Video

TM NETWORK is a Japanese music unit known for their catchy, stylish tracks.

Among their signature works, this song is especially popular at school festivals.

Also used as the ending theme for the anime City Hunter, it captivates with a sense of speed like racing through the city at night and lyrics that evoke a challenge to the unknown.

Released in April 1987, it has since seen numerous remasters and remixes, remaining beloved across generations.

It’s also highly popular as dance music, making it perfect for dance performances at school festivals.

With its fiery passion, it’s recommended for anyone looking to energize their festival.

JUST DANCE!Travis Japan

Travis Japan – ‘JUST DANCE!’ Music Video

Travis Japan’s global major debut song! It expresses the joy of dancing freely and honestly to your feelings, regardless of where you are or who you are.

Released for streaming on October 28, 2022, it achieved international success, including reaching No.

5 on Billboard’s Global 200 chart.

This track lets you surrender to the rhythm and feel the liberating thrill of dancing without worrying about who’s watching.

Perfect as background music while preparing for a school festival or for a dance performance on stage! Free your heart and dance with your friends, and this year’s school festival is sure to be a huge hit.

idolYOASOBI

YOASOBI "Idol" Official Music Video

It’s an overwhelmingly popular track by YOASOBI! Chosen as the opening theme for “Oshi no Ko,” it has been drawing massive attention, even becoming the first Japanese song to reach No.

1 on Billboard Global Excl.

U.S.

The song delves deeply into the inner struggles hidden behind an idol’s image, poignantly expressing the pain of pursuing perfection while concealing true love and vulnerability—truly moving.

ikura’s beautiful vocals over an up-tempo track are especially striking.

Given its high recognition and popularity, I think it’s a perfect choice for a flag dance at a school festival.

Dokimeki Diaryasmi feat. Chinozo

Dokimeki Diary – asmi feat. Chinozo (Official Music Video)

A collaborative track by asmi and Chinozo! It was chosen as the opening theme for the anime “Pokémon” in May 2023.

Sung with the vibe of venting to a close friend, asmi’s energetic vocals are the highlight of this number.

Full of courage and pep, this uptempo song is perfect for a quick, upbeat exit scene! It’s also hugely popular with kids.

It’s the kind of song you’ll want to play on the school festival stage when you want everyone to feel excited together.

If you’re aiming for a bright, happy exit with lots of smiles, this is the one!