For seniors in their 80s: Stay healthy while having fun. Introducing dance songs that make you want to move!
Even in your 80s, you might want to stay active and keep your body moving! Perhaps some of you feel that way.
As we get older, our bodies don’t always move the way we want them to, but that doesn’t mean we want to give up.
In this article, we’ll introduce dance songs recommended for people in their 80s.
We’ve selected songs—like popular enka and folk tunes, as well as disco tracks—that people in their 80s will likely know and that will naturally get you moving.
Pick your favorites and give your body a gentle workout.
Start by loosening up slowly, and dance at your own pace while having fun!
Playlist
| For seniors in their 80s: Stay healthy while having fun. Introducing dance songs that make you want to move! | |||
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| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Love VacationZa Pīnattsu | play_arrow | A light, lively love song with a swinging feel |
| 2east | Dancing HeroOginome Yōko | play_arrow | Yoko Oginome’s Bon Odori standard song |
| 3east | Young manSaijō Hideki | play_arrow | A signature song by Hideki Saijo, also known for its distinctive choreography |
| 4east | Playback Part 2Yamaguchi Momoe | play_arrow | Let’s dance to Showa-era classics and relive nostalgic memories. |
| 5east | The Bride SambaGō Hiromi | play_arrow | Let's dance to the nostalgic hit 'Oyome Samba' and relieve stress. |
| 6east | SEPTEMBEREarth, Wind & Fire | play_arrow | Thrilling masterpieces, the joy of moving your body |
| 7east | Festival MamboMisora Hibari | play_arrow | Hibari Misora’s classic summer festival song |
| 8east | Tankō-bushi (Coal Miner’s Song)min’yō | play_arrow | Introducing famous folk songs and Bon Odori classics originating in Chikuho |
| 9east | Tina CharlesDisco Feveer | play_arrow | A classic 1970s disco song that's fun to dance to |
| 10east | Sazae-san | play_arrow | A Manga Artist’s Life Sustained by a Mother’s Love |
| 11east | People of the Me-gumi (firefighters’ brigade)RATS&STAR | play_arrow | Renamed from the Chanels, commemorative single ‘Megumi no Hito’ |
| 12east | Hello,Mr.MonkeyArabesque | play_arrow | A classic that makes your heart dance with its lively rhythm. |
| 13east | I just can’t stopYamamoto Rinda | play_arrow | Let's dance to the famous hit by Linda Yamamoto. |
| 14east | Be my bride.Kayama Yūzō | play_arrow | Dance Hawaiian hula to a song by Yuzo Kayama |
| 15east | Matsuken Samba IIMatsudaira Ken | play_arrow | Full-body workout with Matsuken Samba |
| 16east | Dance program effective for feet and jointsSAM | play_arrow | Get in shape with TRF's dance DVD |
| 17east | DynamiteBTS | play_arrow | All-ages, easy-to-dance-to songs by BTS |
| 18east | U.S.ADA PUMP | play_arrow | Let's have fun dancing to my grandchild's song! |
| 19east | Kiyoshi’s Zundoko SongHikawa Kiyoshi | play_arrow | Kiyoshi Hikawa’s enka song has become a Bon Odori standard. |
| 20east | Tokyo Boogie-WoogieKasaogi Shizuko | play_arrow | A boogie-woogie classic that energized postwar Japan |
| 21east | Simple and fun Christmas dance | play_arrow | A simple Christmas dance for everyone to enjoy |
| 22east | March of 365 StepsSuizenji Kiyoko | play_arrow | Health exercises to the classic hits of Kiyoko Suizenji |
| 23east | The Apple SongNamiki Michiko | play_arrow | An iconic postwar song of hope reaches the hearts of the elderly |
| 24east | Sūdara-bushiUeki Hitoshi | play_arrow | A popular song about Hitoshi Ueki’s blunders |
| 25east | Tokyo Ondomin’yō | play_arrow | The Showa-era Bon Odori classic 'Tokyo March' |
| 26east | Black Cat TangoMinagawa Osamu | play_arrow | Osamu Minagawa’s children’s song Black Cat becomes a hit |
| 27east | Fox Dance | play_arrow | A fox dance performed while seated in a chair for seniors |
| 28east | Ladybug Sambacherisshu | play_arrow | Cherish's Samba Wedding Song |
| 29east | Blue MountainsFujiyama Ichirō | play_arrow | Introduction to the Showa-era classic song “Blue Mountains” (Aoi Sanmyaku) |
| 30east | Soran Bushi | play_arrow | Soran Bushi, a herring fishermen’s folk song that originated in Hokkaido. |
| 31east | disco dance steps | play_arrow | The Appeal of Disco Dance and A Guide for Beginners |
| 32east | Apple SongNamiki Michiko | play_arrow | The first postwar hit song, “Ringo no Uta,” is moving. |
| 33east | Hibari Misora MedleyMisora Hibari | play_arrow | Soothe your heart with Misora Hibari’s timeless hits |
| 34east | Zundoko-bushi | play_arrow | Have fun exercising with the Zundoko-bushi dance |
| 35east | Hip hop | play_arrow | Hip-hop is a dance that can be enjoyed at any age. |
| 36east | folk dance | play_arrow | Enjoy nostalgia and exercise with folk dancing |
| 37east | What a nice bath.Za Dorifutāzu | play_arrow | Introduction to a fun song celebrating hot spring culture |
| 38east | festivalKitajima Saburō | play_arrow | The famous song “Matsuri” by Saburo Kitajima |
| 39east | We’re going to Tokyo.Yoshi Ikuzo | play_arrow | Satirizing the rural-urban gap in a song in the Tsugaru dialect |
| 40east | I look up as I walkSakamoto Kyu | play_arrow | Kyu Sakamoto's signature song becomes a major hit overseas |
| 41east | a bright red sunMisora Hibari | play_arrow | Hibari Misora’s summer love song |
| 42east | The last dance is mineKoshiji Fubuki | play_arrow | Expressing the poignant feelings for a beloved person from Koshiji Fubuki’s classic song through dance |


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