[Wasei Euro] Japanese Eurobeat
In 2018, DA PUMP suddenly released the nostalgic, Eurobeat-flavored “U.S.A.,” which took Japan’s music scene by surprise!
That sparked interest among today’s younger generation in homegrown Japanese Eurobeat.
In this article, we’ll introduce a bunch of hardcore Japanese Eurobeat tracks that were released in the late ’90s.
“You mean this artist released a song like that?!” You might find yourself thinking just that.
It’s a lineup that truly lets you feel the flow of the times—enjoy!
- [Nostalgic Hits] Popular Japanese dance music songs that were hits in the 1990s
- The Appeal of 80s Techno Kayō: Classic and Popular Technopop Songs
- Dance music in Japanese (J-pop) that people in their 50s used to listen to. Nostalgic classic hits.
- From Japan! Technopop masterpieces and recommended popular tracks
- [Nostalgic Hits] Japanese dance music that resonates with people in their 40s.
- Dance music that was popular among Gen Z. A song that went viral.
- Get into it! Dance to it! Enjoy it! Best J-POP Dance Tracks
- Popular Dance Songs Ranking [2026]
- Revival among the youth? Japanese dance music that was a hit in the 1980s. Showa-era dance tracks.
- [2026] Japanese club music. J-DANCE
- Nostalgic even though it’s recent? Iconic 2010s songs that went viral on TikTok
- Top Songs to Hype Up Sports Day and Athletic Festivals [2026]
- All big hits! A roundup of classic J‑Pop songs that were popular in 2000
[Wasei Euro] Japanese Eurobeat (1–10)
Give Me A Shake (Euro Power Mix)MAX
This song follows the classic path of Eurobeat.
It was a major hit in the late ’90s and became one of MAX’s signature tracks.
Released in April 1997, it reached No.
1 on the Oricon weekly chart.
It was nominated for the Japan Record Award Grand Prix and also led to the group’s first appearance on the Kōhaku Uta Gassen.
The lyrics, which capture the excitement and bittersweetness of being in love, are memorable, and the energetic rhythms and catchy melodies typical of Eurobeat are a major draw.
It enjoys strong popularity among club-goers and Para Para dance fans, and has been widely featured in dance videos and music videos.
U.S.A.DA PUMP
This song revives the Eurobeat that was popular in the late ’90s for a modern audience.
The lyrics capture a sense of admiration for and enjoyment of American culture, making it an exciting track that thrills listeners.
Released in June 2018, it was also chosen as the ending theme for the TBS program “Ousama no Brunch.” DA PUMP’s powerful vocals and dance performance add to the appeal, further enhancing the song’s dynamic energy.
It’s a superb fusion of Eurobeat and dance music—perfect for lifting your mood on a weekend drive or at a party with friends.
Survival dAnce – no no cry more- (EURO SURVIVAL MIX)TRF
This Eurobeat-style remix track comes from TRF, the Japanese dance and vocal group that epitomized the ’90s.
Produced by Tetsuya Komuro, it carries a powerful message themed around survival.
The lyrics, which sing of courage and hope in the face of adversity, inspire listeners with strength.
Released in February 2000, the song was included on SUPER EUROBEAT VOL.103 and captured the hearts of dance music fans.
It’s a track that will surely give you energy when you need a boost or want to overcome difficulties.
[Wasei Euro] Japanese Eurobeat (11–20)
Trust (MELODIC REMIX)Ayumi Hamasaki
Set to a Eurobeat rhythm, Ayumi Hamasaki’s powerful vocals resound.
This work features memorable lyrics that prompt deep reflection on fate and love.
It’s a remix of a track released in August 1998, and it was also used as the commercial song for Kao Sofina’s Aube Rouge Filia.
It was a milestone for Hamasaki, becoming her first single to enter the Oricon weekly singles chart Top 10.
The song sold 182,000 copies and won New Artist awards at both the Japan Cable Radio Awards and the Osaka Cable Radio Awards.
Recommended for those struggling with relationships or looking to reflect on themselves.
NagisaMelody.
The way the beat gradually comes in from the mellow intro really gets me hyped.
Avex is great at bringing out Eurobeat artists, aren’t they? With Eurobeat on the verge of a revival now, Nagisa’s “Melody” is definitely unmissable!
People Of The NightUB
This is the song that was used as the ending theme for the TV drama “Kitto Dareka ni Au Tame ni,” which aired in 1996.
1996 was the peak of Eurobeat music, and among them, UB stood out for its uniqueness.
For people who love Eurobeat, this “People of the Night” is indispensable.
BLOOD on FIREAAA
AAA’s debut single is a powerful track that captures the passion and determination of young people.
Featuring an energetic sound and heartfelt lyrics, it gives listeners courage and hope.
Released in September 2005, it reached No.
9 on the Oricon chart.
It was also performed at the premium event for the film Initial D, drawing significant attention.
This song is perfect for young people charging toward their dreams or anyone starting a new challenge.
Packed with AAA’s appeal as they dance to Eurobeat, it’s a track that’s sure to lift your spirits.