Horses Appear! Recommended Collection of Nursery Rhymes, Children's Songs, and Hand-Play Songs
Do you remember the horse songs you sang as a child? Gentle nursery rhymes and traditional children’s songs like Uma wa Toshi Toshi and Ouma no Oyako come back to us in quiet moments even now that we’re adults.
Here, we’ll introduce a generous selection of nostalgic nursery rhymes and hand-play songs with a horse theme! They’re perfect for singing together as a parent and child, using in childcare settings, and enjoying in many different situations—so take a look.
You’re sure to find that one song that’s stayed in your memory!
Playlist
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| 1east | Spring MeadowSakushi: Sakata Hiroo Sakkyoku: Ichikawa Toshiharu | play_arrow | A children's song about a spring pasture where foals gallop. |
| 2east | Horse’s tail, pig’s tail.Sakushi: Abe Hitomi / Sakkyoku: Yamamoto Naozumi | play_arrow | An adorable nursery rhyme about a horse and a pig’s tails |
| 3east | Adorable foalSakushi: Satō Hachirō / Sakkyoku: Niki Takio | play_arrow | A classic that warmly portrays a scene of a foal and a child |
| 4east | All mothersamerika min’yō | play_arrow | The Mysterious Song of the Horse and the Piglet, a Japanese Children's Song |
| 5east | Foal’s Rhythm PlayMonbushō shōka | play_arrow | A playful rhythmic chant that expresses the hoofbeats of a foal |
| 6east | Playable on easy piano! KusakeibaSakkyoku: Sutiibun Fositā | play_arrow | A delightful classic that captures the lightness of a horse |
| 7east | Song of the Resounding GrasslandsSakushi: Kubota Yuzuru Sakkyoku: Maruyama Aki | play_arrow | A children's song from Mongolian folklore, Melody of Light and Wind |
| 8east | HAPPY HONEY HORSENo-zan Ho-su Pa-ku | play_arrow | Parents and children have fun bonding with a horse-themed hand play song |
| 9east | horse (childish/affectionate term)Sakushi: Hayashi Ryūha / Sakkyoku: Matsushima Tsune | play_arrow | A song story depicting the affection between a foal and its mother horse |
| 10east | Chagpon DanceSakushi Sakkyoku: Tada Joji | play_arrow | Fostering community pride through Iwate’s Umako (horse) dance |
| 11east | Horse lessonswarabeuta | play_arrow | Let's play horsey practice! |
| 12east | Horse and boaramerika min’yō | play_arrow | Parent-and-child nursery rhymes to enjoy on your lap |
| 13east | The little cowboy has arrived.Sakkyoku: Sakata Hiroo / Sakushi: Arekisu Sakkyoku Tom Tirilin Tom | play_arrow | Song of a Little Cowboy Galloping Across the West |
| 14east | Run, Kotaro!Sakushi: Ikeda Kenkichi / Sakkyoku: Ikeda Kenkichi, Maeda Nobuo | play_arrow | A classic parody song of horse race commentary, packed with a sense of speed. |
| 15east | KintaroSakushi: Ishihara Wasaburō / Sakkyoku: Tamura Torazō | play_arrow | A valiant child of Mount Ashigara’s song, with lively lyrics |
| 16east | Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross | play_arrow | Mother Goose nursery rhyme of a lady riding a horse |


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