[Japan’s Tallest Mountain] Famous songs about Mount Fuji: recommended popular tracks
Mount Fuji is so deeply rooted in everyone’s hearts that you could call it one of Japan’s symbols.
If you’ve seen it in person, you especially understand its grandeur.
In this article, I’ve gathered songs themed around “Mount Fuji,” ranging from serious pieces to playful tunes.
From works beloved since long ago, to songs created in response to its World Heritage listing, to appearances as a subject in J-pop—Mount Fuji is sung about from many angles.
You might even find a song by that artist—the one that’ll make you do a double take.
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[Japan’s Tallest Mountain] Famous songs about Mount Fuji: Recommended popular tracks (1–10)
Heisei Chakkiri-bushi
Heisei Chakkiri-bushi is danced at the Shizuoka Festival, held every spring in Shizuoka.
During the festival’s mass dance, everyone—young and old, men and women—raises their voices and dances to five songs, including Heisei Chakkiri-bushi.
It features a lively, upbeat melody that’s easy for even young people to dance to.
The lyrics sing about Shizuoka, so listening will only deepen your interest in the city.
Just hearing the music conveys the fun of the festival, making you want to enjoy not only Mt.
Fuji but also this event when you’re in the area! It’s a joyful song that highlights a festive side of Mt.
Fuji.
Fujiyama DiscoSilent Siren
SILENT SIREN is a three-member girls’ band formed in 2010.
They drew attention when their song “Sokai Rock” was featured in a commercial.
“Fujiyama Disco” is a single released in 2017, and its fresh, pleasant rhythm and bass sound are electrifying.
The band’s uniquely girlish, cute vocals paired with pop yet rock-driven performances are part of their charm.
“Fujiyama Disco” is an upbeat, energizing track, perfect for when you want to take on something new.
Mt. Fuji Taiko (Japanese drums)Satsuki no Akira
“Fuji Taiko,” a song that chronicles the Fuji Taiko Festival held every year at the foot of Mt.
Fuji.
The event features contests such as a solo competition where one performer strikes an enormous drum measuring 3,776 mm, and a battle among high school taiko groups, drawing participants from all over Japan.
The lyrics vividly evoke the thunder of drums and the heated clashes, letting you feel the festival atmosphere just by listening.
Akira Satsuki’s vocals add distinctive character, further amplifying the fiery power and rugged charm of taiko.
With that intensity, don’t you feel the urge to beat the drums yourself beneath Mt.
Fuji?
[Japan’s Tallest Mountain] Classic songs about Mt. Fuji: Recommended popular tracks (11–20)
FUJIYAMA SUNRISEAidoru Karejji
The female idol group Idol College is a group that operates under the theme of “Let’s nurture the idols of the future together.” Following the three principles of “Pure,” “Righteous,” and “Fun,” they are steadily advancing as a classic, orthodox idol group.
The music video for “FUJIYAMA SUNRISE” includes footage of them being interviewed by a Ukrainian television station as part of coverage on Japanese idol culture.
We’d be delighted if this song sparks interest in idols, Mount Fuji, and, by extension, Japanese culture.
Susono Grand Fireworks FestivalFuruya Tomohiro
This is the theme song for the Fuji Susono Grand Fireworks Festival held in Susono City.
Fireworks launched with Mt.
Fuji as the backdrop—just imagining it is thrilling.
The tone of the music conveys the excitement of lovers, or perhaps young people.
Whether it’s love or the festival, you can almost see their hearts racing.
White WindShintarō
It was the theme song for Yamanashi Broadcasting’s program “Fuji of 100 Million People,” and it also served as the unified theme song for all commercial radio stations nationwide during the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics.
The beautiful singing voice evokes the beauty of Mount Fuji.
Since Shintaro is from Kofu City, he must have grown up seeing Mount Fuji.
Shizuoka Hymn ~ Fuji, Dreams, and FriendsShizuoka Konsei Gasshoudan TERRA
It is a beloved song of Shizuoka Prefecture.
Starting with Mount Fuji, Shizuoka is truly blessed in many ways—its nature, climate, and industries.
It’s an upbeat, powerful song that takes pride in this land.
Chosen through a public contest, the anthem conveys the love and dreams of the prefecture’s residents.