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 to listen to at the entrance ceremony (1–10).
Tomorrow will surely be a good day.Takahashi Yuu

This is the 13th single by singer-songwriter Yu Takahashi, who is also known for his hometown pride—he even organizes the Akita CARAVAN MUSIC FES out of a desire to “energize Akita through music.” The song was featured in a commercial for Daihatsu’s Cast Activa, and many people may recognize its lively, fast-paced arrangement and catchy phrases.
The repeated line, “Tomorrow will surely be a good day,” makes you feel supported as you navigate a new life that doesn’t always go as planned.
Even if today doesn’t go well, it inspires you to try again tomorrow—an uplifting anthem that helps steady the anxieties of starting something new.
dandelionDa-iCE

A song about the strength to survive adversity and the hope that carries us forward has arrived from Da-iCE.
Released as a digital single in April 2023, the track was chosen as the theme song for the TV Asahi drama “Keiji to Kenji, Tokidoki Hanji.” The lyrics and composition were handled by Da-iCE vocalist Sota Hanamura.
This powerful mid-tempo ballad leaves a strong impression of resolve to overcome any hardship, like a single flower blooming undaunted through cracks in the asphalt.
The members’ vocals resonate warmly at times and powerfully at others, and the song was included on the album “SCENE” in May.
It’s a track that delivers strength and courage to those feeling anxious before the start of the school season and to everyone standing at a crossroads in life.
to clear up (weather)Yorushika

This track is striking for its refreshing vocals and melodies that feel like they set the heart free.
Through depictions of nature, it expresses emotional highs and lows, layering life’s hopes onto the shift from rain to clear skies.
Yorushika’s characteristically delicate poetic world blends with a translucent sound crafted by synthesizers and guitar.
Released as a digital single in January 2024, it was used as the opening theme for the second cour of the TV anime Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End and also featured in Suntory’s SUI gin web commercial.
This work is a powerful cheering song that gently, warmly nudges you forward as you take a new step.
Give it a listen when you need the courage to look ahead.
Soothe your nerves! Encouragement songs to listen to for the entrance ceremony. (11–20)
It’s okayMarushii

As a song perfect for cheering on a new chapter in life, I recommend “Daijoubu” by Marcy.
It was released on March 1, 2023.
The song carries a warm message that encourages those facing anxiety and doubt: “Up until now, you’ve managed to keep moving forward.” As you stand at the starting line of a new life at an entrance ceremony, this song will give you courage and strength.
The music video, featuring actress Ayuri Yoshinaga, is also deeply moving and beautifully portrays the journey of life.
I hope everyone who’s feeling uneasy will listen to this song.
Critical HitRADWIMPS

This song accompanies the pivotal moments of life.
Included on RADWIMPS’s album “X to O to Tsumi to,” released in December 2013, it gives you the courage to take a step forward after days of compromise.
With a striking guitar riff and drums, the track portrays the protagonist’s struggle between stability and challenge.
The music video, filmed at Ageo Municipal Baseball Stadium in Saitama Prefecture with 1,500 extras, uses a baseball game as a metaphor to depict a dramatic life comeback.
For those torn between ideals and reality, or feeling anxious about entering a new environment before a school entrance ceremony, this one song is sure to give you courage.
A I U E O music ♬NEW!GReeeeN

GReeeeN is notable for its catchy melodies and uplifting messages.
This song uses the Japanese syllabary as a motif, bursting with the joy and excitement of expressing feelings through words.
Released in April 2013, it was used as the opening theme for the TV Tokyo anime LINE TOWN, among others.
There are surely children who feel nervous or a bit bewildered as they enter the new world of elementary school.
At such times, the song’s bright rhythm will surely be a source of comfort.
Jump!NEW!ruriko

A bright and lively song that gives children starting a new chapter the courage to take their first step! It’s perfect for entrance ceremonies where they’ll be making new friends.
It was included on the album “Minna Daisuki,” released in November 2014, and later featured on the March 2015 album “Kokoro no Harmony Best for Elementary School Students! ~Songs for Entrance Ceremonies and Welcome Gatherings~ 1.” At just under three minutes long, it’s also a great choice to sing during the ceremony.
Even children who feel nervous will surely come to feel that school is a fun place when they hear this song!



