[J-Pop] Japanese dance music that makes you want to start dancing
Dance music used to mean music from overseas, but lately there’s been more Japanese dance music, and artists’ dance skills have been improving too.
There are now tons of songs that blend Western influences while making the most of the beauty of Japanese lyrics.
We’ve put together a big collection of Japanese dance tracks that will get you hyped!
Dance is shifting from something underground to something mainstream, and I’d be thrilled if it becomes even more commonplace from here on out.
We’ve lined up dance tracks that will make you want to move your body, so find your favorites and let’s all start dancing while we listen!
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[J-Pop] Japanese dance music that makes you want to start dancing (71–80)
Matsuken Samba IIMatsudaira Ken
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A signature song by Ken Matsudaira that sparked a social phenomenon with its lavish, glittering gold kimono and irresistibly cheerful performance.
Though billed as a samba, it blends elements from various Latin music traditions—like flamenco-style calls—creating a sheer, no-logic-needed sense of fun.
The upbeat, unforgettable melody lifts your spirits from the first listen! Released as a mini-album in July 2004, it was also performed at the 55th NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen that same year.
Whether on social media or at year-end parties and events, get everyone dancing and the excitement is guaranteed to hit the roof!
Do it! Jump into the air.DA PUMP
Riding the spectacular comeback sparked by their 2018 smash hit “U.S.A.,” DA PUMP released this B-side to “Sakura” in 2019.
The music video was self-produced by the members, showcasing choreography that perfectly matches the party-ready track.
The simple, upper-body-focused dance seems perfectly suited for TikTok, doesn’t it?
water lily blossomShonan no Kaze
When it comes to karaoke staples, this song is probably one of the first that comes to mind.
Although it’s often associated with summer, it’s extremely popular year-round, with people choosing it to get the crowd going regardless of the season.
[Japanese Music] Japanese Dance Music That Makes You Want to Start Dancing (81–90)
BANANACream
This is a track by CREAM, a duo consisting of Staxx T and Minami.
It was released as a single in 2019.
It’s a mature love song that conveys the feelings of both a man and a woman.
You can also sense a hint of a reggae vibe.
With its laid-back rhythm and melodic flow, it’s a piece I can recommend especially to women.
If you give me a likekyarī pamyu pamyu
It’s the theme song for the 2019 TV drama “Mukaino Buzzru Kazoku” (The Family Across the Street That’s Buzzing), released in 2019.
It drew attention when Kyary Pamyu Pamyu appeared in the drama as a guest and when cast member Rio Uchida showed off the “Iine Dance” on Twitter.
The simple choreography is great for TikTok and seems like it would be a fun one for everyone to dance together.
MonsterLIL LEAGUE from EXILE TRIBE
Monster by LIL LEAGUE, a six-member dance and vocal group from LDH.
Released in July 2023 as the second double A-side single Higher / Monster, the track was also chosen as the theme song for the drama The Demon King of Job Change starring Ryo Narita.
The lyrics and melody subtly evoke a sense of darkness that ties in with the drama’s title and draw you in.
Beyond their vocals, LIL LEAGUE’s dancing is a major attraction—the choreography in the music video is insanely cool, so be sure to check it out as well.
Don’t stop the musicAMEFURASSHI
A sparkling disco number that fills you with a rush so strong you’ll want to start dancing! It’s a track from the mini-EP “Four Hearts,” released by the girl group AMEFURASSHI in May 2025, and it’s an outrageously bright party tune that embodies the EP’s theme of “joy.” Riding on a funky, ’80s-inspired beat, its message of embracing your true self sets listeners’ hearts free.
Play it on a summer drive or at any fun gathering, and it’s guaranteed to turn the place into a dance floor—a total killer tune.