Job-change anthems: inspiring and popular songs that give you courage
I’m sure many of you aren’t satisfied with the status quo and are working hard every day to aim even higher, pursuing the goals and dreams you love.
Some of you may be struggling with your current job or relationships and are considering a career change, or perhaps you keep noticing ads for job sites because you’re feeling stressed about your situation.
This time, we’re introducing a selection of songs to cheer on those of you thinking about changing jobs.
Whether you feel close to breaking or are looking for a dose of positivity, we hope you’ll find a favorite track that can support you.
And we wish you every success in your job change!
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A playlist of songs to cheer you on in changing jobs: inspiring classics and popular tracks (41–50)
sailing dayBUMP OF CHICKEN
A work depicting the courage and hope to face destiny was released in March 2003.
Even mistakes and failures, like beloved treasures, may be unique riches that belong only to each person.
Filled with a cheer for foolish dreamers who chase their dreams, it delivers the united hearts of all the members.
This gem of a song is included on the album Yggdrasil and was also chosen as the theme song for the film ONE PIECE THE MOVIE: The Dead End Adventure.
It reached No.
2 on the Oricon weekly chart and marked the band’s first-ever 100,000 copies sold in its debut week.
It’s a track that warmly embraces your back as you take a new step forward.
Job change support songs: inspiring classics and popular tracks (51–60)
STAMINABlack Biscuits
I believe you need stamina to keep up a job search.
This is the debut single released in December 1997 by Black Biscuits, a unit born from the popular variety show “Ucchan Nanchan no Urinari!!.”
TRAIN-TRAINTHE BLUE HEARTS
It was released in 1988 as THE BLUE HEARTS’ fifth single after their debut.
It came out simultaneously with their third album, “TRAIN-TRAIN,” and was used as the theme song for the TBS school drama “High School Graffiti.” It’s a perfect song for anyone who’s giving their all at something—a positive tune that makes you feel like the answer will come into view if you just keep on running.
Anpanman Taiso (Anpanman Gymnastics)doriimingu
Many Anpanman songs are actually quite moving, and “Anpanman Taiso” is one of them; listening to it when you’re feeling down can lift your spirits.
It was released by CHA-CHA in 1991 and later covered by Dreaming.
TimingBurakku Bisukettsu
The unit Black Biscuits was formed for a variety show.
Their song “Timing,” composed by Keizo Nakanishi, was a huge hit at the time.
Its lyrics make me feel as though I was taught to love even my own flaws.
I’ll walk home.Saitō Kazuyoshi
This is a song by hit-maker Kazuyoshi Saito, known for his catchy melodies and nonchalant demeanor.
Among his rock-tinged tracks, this one is quite bright with a distinctly pop feel.
Its message—to stay upbeat no matter what happens—comes through plainly and straight to the heart.
revolutionMOROHA
MOROHA is a two-man rap group that captivates fans with lyrics carrying a powerful message aimed not only at listeners but at themselves as well.
Their song “Kakumei” (Revolution), included on their second album MOROHA II, was chosen as the ending theme for the TV drama Miyamoto Kara Kimi e (From Miyamoto to You).
Its message—that it’s precisely because we face hardships that we can feel truly alive—may inspire you to keep a positive mindset, especially when work feels tough.
It’s a soul-stirring track to listen to when you’ve lost sight of what you were seeking.
