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)
Chu, diversity.ano
@anovamos The mouse’s true identity was Ryota Yamasato! Apparently he’s doing a dance challenge too—cheers!#VomitKiss #VomitKissDanceContest
♬ Chu,Tayousei. – ano
This is a track by ano with a Chinese-inspired sound and irresistibly catchy phrases.
It seems to carry a message of “diversity,” encouraging us to value our individuality and embrace our differences.
Released in 2022, the song garnered major attention as an ending theme for the anime Chainsaw Man.
It was also memorable for being nominated for TikTok’s First Half Trend Awards 2023.
The unique choreography by Powerpuff Boys is sure to lift your spirits.
Perfect for karaoke, dance performances, party entertainment, and many other occasions!
Otona Blueatarashii gakkou no rīdāzu
@japanleaders @Okazaki Taiiku’s unique sharp movesHead-shaking danceIt's awesome! ✊🏻✊🏻#OtonaBlueNEW SCHOOL LEADERS#ATARASHIIGAKKO#Okazaki TaiikuI want to hear your voice.
Adult Blue – ATARASHII GAKKO! (Leaders of the New School)
It’s an addictive track that fuses the vibe of Showa-era kayōkyoku with a funky sound! It sings about the complex feelings of a girl who wants to seem grown-up but still has a touch of innocence, and listening to it gives you a feeling that’s both nostalgic and fresh.
Released in May 2020, the song became a huge topic about three years later when the “head-shaking dance” on TikTok racked up over 3.1 billion views! Perform this unique choreography as a party piece or skit and you’re sure to draw attention.
Get everyone dancing and the whole place will be swept up in the fun!
CAT’S EYEBENI
Some of you might feel a sense of nostalgia.
BENI, a female singer from Okinawa, performs this song that became a huge hit as the theme for the anime Cat’s Eye.
It’s included on her 2015 single “Forever.” Arranged as a mature dance number, it really highlights its cool vibe.
Since it’s a song everyone knows, it could go over well if you use it for a dance performance.
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.