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[Cheer Song] A hidden gem that stirs the soul. A rallying anthem known to those in the know.

There are moments when anyone wants a little push—when things are tough or when you’re feeling lost.

When you hear “cheering songs,” many people might think of the big, classic hits, but in fact, there are countless hidden gems out there that deserve to be called true anthems of encouragement.

These songs carry powerful messages that rival famous tracks, or gentle lyrics that quietly stay by your side.

In this article, we’ll introduce a selection of such lesser-known uplifting songs.

We hope you find a track that resonates with your heart!

[Cheer Song] Hidden masterpieces that rouse the heart. Little-known anthems (21–30)

Green boysGReeeeN

GReeeeN / Green boys Official Music Video (Final Version)
Green boysGReeeeN

This is a support song created by the masked music group GReeeeN to encourage recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake.

Its straightforward and powerful lyrics—like “won’t be defeated,” “again and again,” and “stand up to it”—gently push those who are doing their best.

It’s recommended for people who are afraid to move forward.

Precious thingsroodo obu mejyaa

A fast-paced rock number that simultaneously conveys the brilliance and bittersweetness of youth, it’s infused with a desire to cherish the bonds with friends and those irreplaceable moments.

As one of Road of Major’s signature works, its straightforward message that makes your heart swell every time you listen is truly compelling.

Released in September 2002 as their first indie single, it achieved the remarkable feat of remaining in the Oricon Top 10 for 19 consecutive weeks.

Later included on the album “ROAD OF MAJOR,” it has become a beloved classic.

Belt it out at karaoke, and you’re sure to feel energized for tomorrow.

FanfareTamaki Kōji

Koji Tamaki “Fanfare” MUSIC VIDEO (Theme song for TBS Sunday Theater ‘The Royal Family’)
FanfareTamaki Kōji

This is a rousing anthem powerfully sung by Koji Tamaki, famed for his overwhelming vocal prowess, riding on a melody full of drive and momentum.

Released as a single in November 2025, it was chosen as the theme song for TBS’s Sunday drama “The Royal Family.” Drawing on his childhood experiences in Hokkaido and paralleling life with the growth of a horse, this work was created with those images in mind.

Its message—that life isn’t only about winning or losing, and that it’s important to face forward and move on as your true self—resonates deeply with listeners.

Pick this song when you need that extra bit of courage at a crucial moment.

NEVER ENDING STORYBLUE ENCOUNT

BLUE ENCOUNT 『NEVER ENDING STORY ~ TIMELESS ROOKIE DIGEST』
NEVER ENDING STORYBLUE ENCOUNT

This is an empowering song by the rock band BLUE ENCOUNT, beloved for their passionate lyrics and performances, dedicated to those who are struggling and in pain.

It’s a track that pulls you up and tells you it’s right to move in the direction you believe in.

Vocalist Tanabe’s fervent delivery shakes the hearts of everyone who listens.

In the MorningMrs. GREEN APPLE

It’s a cheer song by the young rock band Mrs.

GREEN APPLE.

Alongside a fresh, fast-paced melody, vocalist Motoki Omori’s high-tone voice further enhances the song’s atmosphere.

Since the music video focuses on an athlete and a part-time worker, many viewers may find it easy to empathize with the story.

Heaven and Earth ReversalNICO Touches the Walls

It’s a cheer song by the rock band NICO Touches the Walls.

As the chorus’s “gamushara” (recklessly giving it your all) suggests, it’s a track that makes you want to push forward positively.

Since it was used as an ending theme for an anime, many people might picture school club activities when they hear it.

Gliderthe peggies

the peggies / Glider (Music Video)
Gliderthe peggies

This is an uplifting song by the girls’ band the peggies, known for vocalist Yuho Kitazawa’s charming voice.

It gently gives a push to those afraid to move forward.

The lyrics make you feel that the things you’re worrying about might be smaller than you think.