Soothe your nerves! Uplifting songs to listen to for the entrance ceremony.

KNOCKKNOCK !DREAMS COME TRUE

DREAMS COME TRUE – 「KNOCKKNOCK！」

Featured as the theme song for the Sofina Primavista commercial, this track is characterized by its bright dance sound and powerful, lively vocals.

It conveys a positive feeling of “Let’s knock on a new door!” Incidentally, the song was released on March 21, 2017, the anniversary of DREAMS COME TRUE’s 28th debut year.

Starting lineFLOWER FLOWER

FLOWER FLOWER – START LINE (au perfect sync)

It’s a song that gently embraces the anxieties of starting a new school life.

Centered around YUI, FLOWER FLOWER included this track on their album “Mi.” It’s filled with warmth that softly nudges people standing at a new starting point in life.

The lyrics describe the courage to move forward even through tears and the joy of standing at the starting line, resonating deeply with listeners.

Released in November 2014, this song is perfect for the spring school entrance season.

It’s recommended not only for those anxious about a new environment, but also for anyone facing a turning point in life.

Give it a listen—you’ll surely find courage in it.

LaughterOfisharu Higedan Dism

Official HIGE DANDism – Laughter [Official Video]

This song carries a heartwarming message that gives you a gentle push to take a new step.

Through the image of a bird called “Laughter” taking off with hope for the future, it encourages all challengers.

Released by Official HIGE DANDism in July 2020, the track was also used as the theme song for the film The Confidence Man JP: Princess.

Filled with the resolve to leave one’s hometown and the emotions that flow along that journey, it has become a hit with over 100 million streams.

It’s a song that lights the beacon of hope, perfect for anyone standing at the starting line of a new chapter—and an ideal choice for those feeling anxious before starting school.

BeautifulSuperfly

Superfly『Beautiful』Music Video

A song by the music unit Superfly, who captivates fans with a powerful singing voice that you’d never expect from her petite appearance.

It’s a track included on their fifth album, “WHITE,” and was chosen as the theme song for the TV drama “Mother Game: Kanojo-tachi no Kaikyū.” Its positive lyrics that affirm one’s self and its emotional vocals make it a perfect cheer song for anyone feeling anxious before a fresh start.

It’s a powerful, encouraging song that teaches the importance and preciousness of being the one and only you.

expand_lessRaise the rankingexpand_morelower

Hoshino Takashi

Report a problem

ComedyHoshino Gen

Gen Hoshino – Comedy (Official Video)

Gen Hoshino brings music that gently supports those on the verge of a new beginning.

Released in April 2022 as the ending theme for the anime SPY×FAMILY, this song warmly portrays the meaning of family and the preciousness of everyday life.

Feelings of loneliness and the hopeful search for a new place to belong are expressed through tender vocals and a groovy sound.

Hoshino also included the song on his album Orange, conveying the importance of embracing any hardship with a positive mindset through his unique style infused with funk and soul.

When you find yourself trying too hard alone, or feeling anxious about a new environment before a school entrance ceremony, give this song a listen.

Its gentle warmth is sure to reach your heart.

The future is in our hands.THE BLUE HEARTS

The blue hearts — The future is in our hands

THE BLUE HEARTS are famous for hits like the punk anthems Linda Linda and TRAIN-TRAIN, whose explosive energy is their hallmark.

One of their hidden gems is The Future Is in Our Hands.

Vocalist Hiroto Kōmoto’s aggressive delivery is sure to blow away any anxiety, and guitarist Masatoshi Mashima’s catchy sound will put you in a positive mood for a new chapter in life.

It’s an easy listen, so it’s recommended even for people who don’t usually listen to punk.

expand_lessRaise the rankingexpand_morelower

Yuuki

Report a problem

spring breeze

Spring Breeze | Spring Song [Children's Song]

The piece created by Tetsuzo Wada and Ryohei Hirose features a charming melody that gently wraps the soft arrival of spring, evoking the breath of nature.

While depicting scenes of the spring breeze caressing budding trees, intertwining its song with babbling streams, and frolicking with grasses and flowers, it conveys the hopeful atmosphere of a new season.

Broadcast on NHK’s “Minna no Uta” from April 1972, it remained in many listeners’ hearts, accompanied by the clear voices of the Arakawa Tokyo Children’s Choir.

In 2012, it returned to radio for the first time in about 40 years as part of the “Minna no Uta Excavation Project.” It is a perfect song for children starting a new school year and for anyone eagerly awaiting the arrival of spring, and will surely continue to be sung for years to come.