Get into it! Dance to it! Enjoy it! Best J-POP Dance Tracks
These days, thanks to K-pop and social media, easy-to-dance choreographies have become widely popular.
Perhaps influenced by this, in recent years J-pop has also seen a surge of upbeat tracks brimming with dance music flavor.
In this article, we’ll introduce a selection of Japanese dance music and danceable songs all at once!
They’re also great picks for performances at events or as entertainment segments.
It’s a playlist that’s perfect for both listening and dancing—guaranteed to get everyone hyped—so be sure to check it out!
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Get hyped! Get dancing! Have fun! The best J-POP dance tracks (131–140)
Sorry for being cuteHONEY WORKS
“Kawaikute Gomen” is a HoneyWorks song that celebrates the joy of self-expression.
Centered on makeup and fashion, it cheers on women living each day with confidence.
With its catchy melody and fresh rhythms, it instantly captivates listeners.
Choreography videos have trended on social media, and their cute steps are guaranteed to make you want to master them with friends.
Quickly becoming a hot topic after its release, it’s a highly recommended track that’s sure to elevate parties and events.
Richly expressing HoneyWorks’ unique pop sensibility, “Kawaikute Gomen” naturally leads listeners onto the dance floor.
HIP -Japanese ver.-MAMAMOO
MAMAMOO is a South Korean girl group.
The song that propelled their name onto the global stage is HIP.
It’s a track distinguished by a fierce, hip-hop-inspired sound.
Much of the choreography ties directly to the lyrics, including moves like touching body parts mentioned in the song.
Because of that, it might be easier to dance to the Japanese-translated HIP -Japanese ver.- when you try it.
Also, the dance videos that have gone viral on YouTube are a must-see.
PAKUasmi
Asmi is extremely popular, especially among teens and people in their twenties.
Among her songs, the one that’s been getting especially big buzz on social media is “PAKU.” If you use TikTok, you’ve probably seen at least one dance video using this track.
The main choreography involves using your hand to mimic a mouth and moving it in a chomping motion.
It’s easy to copy and super cute, so lots of people are enjoying it.
By the way, Asmi herself has also posted a ‘I tried dancing’ video on TikTok.
Toxic Sweet feat. JP THE WAVYm-flo
A summer killer tune from m-flo featuring JP THE WAVY, brimming with tropical island flavor and characterized by reggae-inspired beats! The lyrics, in m-flo’s signature comedic style, depict a love story between a beautiful but difficult, dangerously alluring Martian heroine and a man.
This time, DJ ☆Taku also drops verses, and the mic relay—featuring unprecedented back-and-forth among the three MCs—shines with LISA’s melodies and exquisite vocals adding the perfect touch.
The music video features surreal footage of the m-flo members freely roaming around Los Angeles, including Venice Beach and Downtown, with a pop, street-savvy finish where JP THE WAVY also appears as wall art.
Hi-Fi TRAINORESAMA
A track by the pop music unit ORESAMA.
It was created as the lead song for their first major-label album, Hi-Fi TRAIN.
The appeal of their sound could be described as a coexistence of nostalgia and novelty.
In this song as well, the nostalgic feel of disco matches perfectly with a literally “hi-fi” tone.
Tokyo StudiesRAM RIDER
Beginning around 2002, RAM RIDER started working under his solo name, channeling a solid sense of identity into his creations.
This medium-tempo track, released for streaming at the end of 2019, features a pleasantly technopop sound.
It was also chosen as the theme song for TOKYO FM’s radio program “Korekara, Nani Suru?” hosted by Minami Takahashi.
If you’re familiar with the show, you might already know it well.
True to its title, it’s a cool song packed with the charms of Tokyo—a J-DANCE track that also resonates with pop sensibilities.
Marriage Fighting Spirit MarchKishidan
This was Kishidan’s sixth single, released in 2004.
It’s a congratulatory song for a friend’s wedding, and if you copy the members’ dance from the music video and perform it with your crew, it’s sure to hype up any wedding reception.
The intro and interludes quote Mendelssohn’s Wedding March.