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 Into It! Dance! Have Fun! The Best J-POP Dance Tracks (41–50)
What is it? lolFuji Kaze
Fujii Kaze’s “Nan-Nan w” has a groovy, soulful rhythm that feels great.
The jazzy, cool piano is seriously stylish.
He brought his own catchphrase into the chorus, wrapped it in a beloved ’90s-style R&B sound, and delivered it with a smooth, uplifting vocal—perfect for boosting your mood when you’re feeling a bit down.
In the music video, which was shot in New York, Fujii himself shows off some ad-libbed dance moves, and there are “I tried dancing” videos on TikTok too, so go ahead and dance freely in your own style!
Get into it! Dance! Have fun! The Best J-POP Dance Tracks (51–60)
NANIMONO (feat. Kenshi Yonezu)Nakata Yasutaka
A collaboration track by music producer Yasutaka Nakata and singer-songwriter Kenshi Yonezu.
It’s a song where Nakata’s hard-hitting dance-music track matches perfectly with Yonezu’s gentle vocals.
It also drew attention as the theme song for the film “Someone.”
P.A.R.T.Y. ~Universe Festival~DA PUMP
The theme song of a hugely popular superhero movie.
It’s a memorable track featuring the distinctive “boing-boing” dance with its swaying moves.
While vocalist ISSA’s outstanding singing is a highlight, be sure to watch the other members’ dancing too! You’ll see various dance styles throughout the song.
There are super-sharp moves as well as laid-back ones, making it really fun to watch! It’s a song guaranteed to get everyone hyped when you sing and dance to it together!
Beat de TouhiHama iku
Hamaiku is a music duo formed by Ryuichi Hamaya and Erika Ikuta after appearing together on a TV show.
Their debut single is “Beat de To-hi.” As the title suggests, it’s a dance track with a catchy, comfortable beat.
On TikTok, videos of the two performing a fun dance to the song have gone viral.
Some of the choreography involves moves like high-fives that work with multiple people, so try it with your friends or family.
Chocolate DiscoPerfume
Here comes a dance track packed with the charms of technopop.
This Perfume release is a Valentine’s Day–themed song that deftly portrays the psychology of men and women.
The bittersweet feelings of a girl in love and the hopeful anticipation of a boy are depicted alongside a lively beat.
Released in 2007, the track is not only highly popular among fans, but was also produced in a limited run of 100 promotional vinyl records.
It’s a perfect choice to heat up the dance floor, ideal for parties and performances, and especially recommended during the Valentine’s season.
TOKYO GIRLPerfume
From musicality and dance to live staging, every aspect of the performances by Perfume—an innovative music unit—is uniquely original in this, their 23rd single.
Used as the theme song for the TV drama “Tokyo Tarareba Musume,” the track features a catchy ensemble built on Perfume’s signature airy feel and dreamlike arrangement.
Their hallmark dance performance, defined by its dynamic contrasts, can set the tone of the venue when everyone participating lines up and moves in sync.
With choreography that’s both cute and sophisticated, it’s a dance tune that’s sure to excite at parties and in karaoke alike.
NananananiroPerfume
This is a Perfume track where they always show off their dazzling dancing in pin heels.
It was used as the CM song for Kracie Home Products’ “Hadabisei Mask.” It’s included on Perfume’s first best-of album, “Perfume The Best ‘P Cubed.’” Despite the cute, poppy melody, the choreography is tough this time too! With Perfume’s dancing, you don’t just think, “Wow, that’s amazing!”—you can really feel them sending you power through their moves.
