Soothe your nerves! Uplifting songs to listen to for the entrance ceremony.
A fresh student life filled with hope.
But before enrollment, your mind can get crowded with worries like “Will I be able to keep up with my studies?” and “Will I make friends?”
So in this article, we’ll introduce motivational songs you’ll want to listen to during the school admission season, especially for those of you feeling anxious about starting at a new school.
We’ve gathered wonderful cheer-up songs that will stand by your worries and support you.
Before the entrance ceremony, or whenever you feel overwhelmed by various anxieties, be sure to listen to the songs we recommend and recharge your energy!
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Soothe your nerves! Cheer songs you’ll want to hear at the entrance ceremony (71–80).
Start to shine and run forwardSambomasutā
Everyone gets nervous when they change into a uniform for the first time and walk through the school gate, don’t they? The song that gives you the courage to face each new day is “Kagayakidashite Hashitteku.” Sambomaster released it in 2018, and it was chosen as the theme song for the drama “Cheer☆Dan.” The rock sound unique to a three-piece band really resonates.
Even if you go through tough times or hit a wall, the lyrics make you want to work hard at your club activities and studies.
If you’re feeling anxious as you head into your entrance ceremony, try listening to his gentle voice.
At any timeYugeda Kensuke
A song by Kensuke Yugeda that expresses gratitude at the milestone age of ten, set to a gentle melody that feels familiar to everyone.
It warmly conveys treasured memories with friends and heartfelt thanks to family and teachers.
The tender, embracing tune resonates deeply with listeners and invites empathy.
This piece is included on the album “Dream & Dream: Let’s Connect Our Dreams,” and starting in 2024 it has been selected for inclusion in elementary school music textbooks.
Yugeda, who holds school concerts nationwide, has performed over 2,000 times and continues composing with children in mind.
It’s a song you’ll want to sing with all your heart when expressing thanks to important people—at events like the “Halfway to Adulthood Ceremony” (celebrating turning ten) or end-of-year grade activities.
People and PeopleYugeda Kensuke
This is a warm piece that sings about the importance of encounters through music.
The refreshing melody woven by Kensuke Yugeda is wrapped in gentle calm while carrying an inspiring message.
It expresses, in straightforward and deeply resonant words, the joy born from human connections and the inevitable meaning hidden within chance meetings.
Delivered by the pure voices of the Toin Gakuen Elementary School Choir, the work is also slated to be included in elementary school music textbooks starting in 2024.
Its kind, uplifting message is perfect for children who are about to experience new encounters in a fresh environment.
Before taking a new step in school life, be sure to listen to this wonderful song that offers courage and hope.
Soothe your nerves! Cheer-up songs to listen to at the entrance ceremony. (81–90)
SUNHoshino Gen
It’s a masterpiece with a bright, forward-looking melody and a refreshing rhythm that resonates pleasantly.
Released in May 2015 as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Kokoro ga Pokitto ne,” Gen Hoshino’s work is a warm track that incorporates elements of ’70s dance classics and disco.
The song also contains an homage to Michael Jackson, weaving a positive message into its joy-filled tone.
The music video, directed by Akira Sekine, features striking dance scenes choreographed by MIKIKO.
It’s the perfect encouragement song for anyone taking their first step in a new environment or hoping to start a new chapter with a bright outlook.
Mela!Ryokushokushakai
Ryokuoushoku Shakai has delivered the perfect track for this season when excitement and anxiety mix in the spring air.
With its powerful guitar riffs and catchy melody, this song is an uplifting anthem that gives you the courage to dive into a new environment.
The lyrics, which sing of the desire to “become a hero,” carry a strong wish to be someone’s support.
Released digitally in April 2020 and later included on the album SINGALONG, the track was also featured in the commercial song for Dariya’s “Palty Coloring,” earning love from a wide audience.
It’s a must-listen for those starting a new chapter in life, or for anyone who wants to cheer on new students.
Have a nice dayNishino Kana
A new life comes with fun and excitement, but of course there’s also the anxiety about whether you’ll do well in a new environment.
Even though the entrance ceremony can feel nerve-wracking, it’s important to enjoy it.
As the title suggests, this song is filled with the wish for you to “have a fun day,” so let’s turn an anxious day into a joyful one by listening to it!
The world still doesn’t know you yet.Abe Mao
As the day of the entrance ceremony approaches, your heart can be filled with nerves and anxiety, right? “The World Still Doesn’t Know You,” released by Mao Abe in 2012, is a song that lets you feel hope for a brand-new future.
Written as the theme song for NHK’s “Spring Navi” campaign, its lyrics—expressing honest feelings—became a hot topic.
The song, which teaches the importance of making an effort, is full of kindness and compassion.
Listening to the powerful vocals and lively rhythm makes it impossible not to feel excited about your new life!