Recommended graduation songs for men: tracks that cheer you on as you embark on a new journey
March is the month when we set out from dear friends and teachers who have supported us, embarking on a new chapter.
Songs that both celebrate graduates and give us the courage to take a first step are indispensable for graduation ceremonies.
In this article, we’ve compiled graduation songs recommended for men.
From timeless graduation songs with messages that resonate across generations and cheer on graduates in any era, to tracks performed by today’s most talked-about artists, we’ll introduce a wide range.
Please lend an ear to these heartwarming songs that gently embrace the anxiety and loneliness of parting.
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Recommended graduation songs for men: tracks that cheer on a new journey (81–90)
Thank you, God.Sugata Masaki × Nakamura Tomoya

This work is marked by a warm melody that gently embraces precious memories with friends and the tenderness of parting.
The emotionally rich vocals woven by Masaki Suda and Tomoya Nakamura in their duet beautifully express the value of friendship and gratitude toward companions.
The lyrics, both powerful and delicate, depict the bonds between friends who support each other while facing life’s hardships, resonating deeply with listeners.
Released in August 2020, the song was later included on the album “COLLAGE.” In the music video featuring Tori Matsuzaka, a heartwarming story unfolds in a photography studio.
It’s a perfect track for creating memories with a friend before saying goodbye or for reaffirming the bonds with your cherished companions.
Goodbye, baby.Fuji Kaze

A song themed around the feelings of moving to Tokyo.
Included on Fujii Kaze’s album “HELP EVER HURT NEVER,” this track was released in May 2020.
Its exhilarating rock sound combined with Fujii’s gentle voice evokes both the bittersweetness of graduation and the hope of a new future.
The lyrics, which sing of the love and sorrow felt through parting and the acceptance of reality, deeply resonate with listeners.
It’s a perfect song for those starting a new chapter or about to take a new step.
Give it a try at karaoke!
spring skySuzuki Suzuki

A heartwarming graduation-themed track from Suzuki Suzuki, a sibling duo known for their clear vocals and beautiful harmonies.
The lyrics carefully capture memories from school days and irreplaceable friendships, offering comfort to those facing the complex emotions of graduation season.
As a new life filled with both anxiety and anticipation approaches, this bittersweet yet powerful cheer song gently encourages courage and determination to move forward.
The song is included on the album “313,” and its music video—created in collaboration with a popular video creator—has also drawn attention.
It’s a moving piece that we hope you’ll listen to as a message of encouragement to yourself and your cherished friends in this season of parting that everyone experiences.
youthichou BOYZ

Due to repeated member departures, the rock band Ging Nang Boyz now effectively operates as Kazunobu Mineta’s solo project.
Youth, included on Kimi to Boku no Daisanji Sekaitaisen-teki Renai Kakumei, which was released simultaneously with the album DOOR, is a reworked number from their predecessor band GOING STEADY’s era.
The lyrics, packed with raw yet relatable messages, are likely to resonate with men nearing the end of their student days.
It’s a recommended karaoke song that you’ll want to sing while vividly picturing the scenes in your mind.
FriendKanjani∞

The song Kanjani Eight created as the theme for the drama “Ore no Hanashi wa Nagai” is “Tomo yo” (“My Friends”).
As the title suggests, its standout feature is lyrics that speak directly to friends.
The words convey the beauty of life and offer guidance on how to get through tough times.
It’s great not only to sing it for friends, but also for current students and teachers.
The harmonies are a big part of the song’s appeal, so I hope you’ll give those a try as well.
On the Day of Departure

Many of you may have shed tears singing this song at your graduation ceremony.
“Tabidachi no Hi ni” is a choral piece that’s a staple at graduations.
Even if you promise yourself you won’t cry, the moment the intro starts, the tears somehow begin to flow.
Its relaxed tempo and straightforward lyrics are hallmarks of a choral song.
Singing it together at graduation unites everyone’s hearts and fosters a sense of bond.
It may be a bit cliched, but it’s a highly recommended graduation song that’s sure to move you!
Recommended graduation songs for men: tracks that send cheers for a new journey (91–100)
Thank youFUNKY MONKEY BΛBY’S

With its heartwarming lyrics and memorable melody, this is a song that resonates with many people.
Filled with FUNKY MONKEY BΛBY’S heartfelt emotions, it expresses gratitude in a straightforward way.
Released in February 2013, it’s often played at graduation ceremonies and is recommended for those facing farewells with loved ones.
The cover featuring Sanma Akashiya also generated buzz.
This work is a moving song that touches the hearts of those sending off graduates as well.


