[Get Hyped] Fun Japanese dance tracks — a joyful dance special
From school festivals and year-end parties to weddings and small private gatherings, many people want to liven up their events by performing a dance.
Classic dances and choreographies are great, but if possible, you’d probably like to showcase something that matches the latest trends.
In this article, we introduce many of the latest popular and noteworthy songs—especially those trending on social media—that come with fun choreographies and dances.
We’ve also included popular “tried dancing” videos and official dance videos for reference, so be sure to check them out.
Of course, creating your own choreography and posting it on social media is a great idea too!
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[Get Hyped] Fun Japanese Pop Dance Tracks: A Joyful Dance Special (11–20)
Specially, do it.NEW!＝LOVE
=LOVE’s “Tokubechu, Shite” has the feel of classic Japanese idols.
Its choreography is adorably idol-like and notably easy to learn.
In line with the song’s theme, it features plenty of moves anyone can copy at a glance, like blowing kisses and making heart shapes with the hands.
There aren’t many difficult techniques, and because many moves match the lyrics, I felt the dance is easy to memorize.
Since the choreography prioritizes cuteness, understanding the lyrics and the song’s mood will help you remember it even more.
If you let your girlish charm shine without feeling shy, it’ll surely turn into a great dance—so definitely give it a try!
idolYOASOBI
YOASOBI’s work is a striking song built on the world of the anime Oshi no Ko, with a catchy melody that lingers in your ears.
It portrays the protagonist’s inner conflict as they pile up self-sacrifice and pretense behind their life as an idol, expressing the pain of hiding true love and personal weakness while pursuing strength and perfection.
Released digitally in April 2023, the song received high acclaim on various music charts both in Japan and abroad, becoming the first Japanese track to reach No.
1 on the Billboard Global Excl.
U.S.
chart.
Evoking the joy of dancing, this song is sure to elevate special moments such as school festivals, year-end parties, and weddings.
INZMNumber_i
Number_i’s track is a popular song included on the album “No.I.” Produced by Yuta Jinguji, it features a modern sound influenced by electropop and synthwave.
The lyrics, themed around challenging the future and evolving, powerfully depict cutting ties with past doubts and moving on to a new stage.
Released on August 19, 2024, the song has also secured a tie-in with Yves Saint Laurent Beauté, making its collaboration with the fashion world a hot topic.
Blending danceable beats with an emotional melody, this track is recommended for anyone looking to energize events like school festivals, year-end parties, or weddings.
Racing into the NightYOASOBI
Lately, you often see YOASOBI on video-sharing services like YouTube and on music streaming platforms such as Apple Music and Spotify.
It’s a duo consisting of Ayase, a Vocaloid producer, and the singer ikura, and their biggest hallmark is creating songs based on novels.
This track was written based on the novel “The Temptation of Thanatos.” While the arrangement prominently features piano, be sure to pay attention to the guitar phrases that support the music throughout, as well as the refined, buoyant, feel-good bassline!
tropical nightRIP SLYME
This track, which portrays the passion of a scorching night, is an energetic song packed with RIP SLYME’s playfulness and humor.
Released in July 2007, the piece features lyrics written by all the members, with composition by ILMARI and Hirotaka Mori.
Marked by its distinctive rhythm and melody, it appears on the album “FUNFAIR.” A instantly catchy hook intertwines perfectly with dynamic, expressive rap, and the vibrant, party-ready beat is ideal for livening up events like year-end parties, school festivals, and weddings.
It’s a recommended pick for anyone who wants to enjoy a great time through dance.
RPGSEKAI NO OWARI
It’s a single released on May 1, 2013.
It was used as the theme song for the anime film Crayon Shin-chan: Very Tasty! B-Class Gourmet Survival!!.
In the music video, each member wears a mask that looks exactly like their own face and performs a dance.
The choreography, reminiscent of a robot dance, is particularly striking.
[Hype] Fun Japanese dance tracks. Joyful Dance Special (21–30)
Hare Hare Yukaisuzumiya haruhi (hirano aya)
A landmark animated work that defined the 2000s and etched its name into the history of Japanese anime, The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya.
Among its highlights is the ending theme, Hare Hare Yukai, whose choreography—performed by the characters and popularly known as the “Haruhi dance”—became a massive sensation, inspiring countless fans to cosplay and dance it themselves.
In 2020, during the stay-at-home period, Aya Hirano, who played Haruhi, posted a tutorial video on her social media, sparking a revival hit.
In this article, we introduce a “tried dancing” video by Tomokazu Sugita, who played Kyon in the series.
It’s hard not to laugh as you watch Sugita dance with a serious expression—even though his moves are nothing like the original choreography!
