Recommended cheer-up songs for women: classic and popular Japanese hits
From timeless classics to the latest hits.
Bright, poppy, and irresistibly cute—the essence of J-POP!
A collection of Japanese cheer-up songs, mainly by female artists.
Among them is the hugely popular “Santaro & Oni-chan” for women—uh-oh!
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Recommended Cheer-Up Songs for Women: Classic and Popular Japanese Tracks (41–50)
beautiful womanchanmina

It’s a song by Chanmina that teaches us “beauty isn’t just about looks.” Its straightforward, piercing lyrics convey the value of cherishing your true self.
Included on the album Harenchi, released in October 2021, it reflects a theme of exploring women’s inner beauty.
When you’re lacking confidence or feeling down, listening to it will surely lift your spirits.
And if you sing it at karaoke, it’s guaranteed to bring out your full charm!
Recommended cheer-up songs for women: Classic and popular Japanese tracks (51–60)
single bedSha ran Q

The band was formed by five students from Kinki University.
The name “Sharan Q” is a mashup of the names of amateur bands the members had belonged to: “Shutters” (Shu and Makoto), “RAM (Ran)” (Tsunku, Shu, and Taisei), and “QP (Kewpie)” (Hatake).
They originally planned to call the band “Sharan P,” but since it evoked the female comedy duo Okya-npi, who were popular at the time, they ultimately chose “Sharan Q.”
omnidirectional beautynozomi

A pop song that expresses Noshi’s honest emotions.
It captures women’s beauty from multiple angles, and its attitude of accepting even jealousy as a form of love is striking.
Released in January 2024, the track became a hot topic on social media, especially TikTok, where it was used in about 95,000 videos.
Its danceable rhythm and positive message will grab listeners’ hearts and never let go.
It’s a perfect song for those who want to value their individuality or take a new step forward.
Sing it at karaoke, and it’s sure to lift your spirits.
JUMPŌhara Sakurako

This pop and upbeat song, so characteristic of Sakurako Ohara, is “JUMP,” released in 2023.
In fact, 2023 marked the 10th anniversary of her debut.
The song reflects on her activities so far and expresses her feelings for the fans who have supported her at this milestone.
Reading the lyrics gives you the courage to keep going—like, “Even if things don’t go well, let’s move forward little by little.” It’s a recommended track for when you’re feeling down or need a little extra push.
I can’t stay a daydreaming girlAikawa Nanase

The commercial song for “SUPER NOVA RACING” and the ending theme for the Fuji TV drama “V no Honoo” (Flames of V).
With this song, they made their first appearance at the 47th NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen.
In addition to being covered by artists such as dream, Mi, and His Excellency Demon Kakka, it has also been included in the music games “beatmania GB2 Gaccha Mix” and “jubeat ripples APPEND.”
rainbowFukuyama Masaharu

Masaharu Fukuyama, the well-known handsome singer.
His deep voice is sure to strike a chord with women.
This song was also used as the theme for Water Boys and is guaranteed to lift your spirits.
Although he’s often associated with older songs, his latest tracks—showing continued evolution—are also worth attention.
AlrightNishino Kana

A warm, encouraging song whose soft yet powerful vocals stay close to your heart.
Released by Kana Nishino in June 2011, it’s included on the album “Thank you, Love.” The lyrics, imbued with Nishino’s wish to cheer on those who are doing their best, deliver a message of support to “you,” who keep running straight ahead.
It’s a song that gently gives you a push on the back, urging you to keep facing forward and moving on, even in hard or sad times without giving up.
It’s a track we especially hope those striving toward their dreams and goals will listen to.


