An encouraging work song for office workers
If you’re a hardworking office worker, there are probably days when you feel like, “I just can’t do it today…” During busy seasons you might be stuck working overtime, maybe you’ve made a big mistake, or you could be struggling with relationships at work.
In this article, we’re introducing a selection of motivational songs for office workers to listen to in times like these.
We’ve picked not only songs themed around working life, but also classic anthems that can support you when your spirits are low.
Find a song that matches your feelings and situation, and hang in there just a little longer.
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Support songs for work for salaried workers (51–60)
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It’s the Japanese version of a song by a famous Korean boy group.
It’s upbeat and catchy, so it’s easy to remember.
On the way to work I often feel sleepy, tired, and down, but listening to this song blows all those blues away at once!
JUMPin’ JUMP UP!!!!fourfolium

This is the ending theme of the TV anime “NEW GAME!!,” which follows the struggles of a protagonist working at a game company.
The song portrays the feelings of the characters as they push through the daily gloom of office life and tackle their work day by day in pursuit of their dreams.
There’s no one who can take your place.Mōningu Musume ’14

Selected as the official support song for the Japanese national team at the Sochi Olympics.
It’s a refreshing track with lyrics that boldly declare, “If you had talent, you wouldn’t work hard—so don’t assume you do.” Even so, it makes you feel that no one can replace you, which motivates you to keep going without running away.
The wind is blowing.ikimonogakari

The NHK broadcast theme song for the London Olympics and Paralympics.
It’s a bright song that inspires the feeling that, in the place we’re living now, we’re going to build our society from here on out.
I think it’s a masterpiece that naturally makes you feel like trying your best again.
JupiterHirahara Ayaka

I think everyone tends to lose confidence at some point while working, but Ayaka Hirahara’s vocals, which seem to sing about the importance of believing in yourself, are sure to touch your heart.
The gentle yet empowering lyrics that wrap you up and tell you you’re not alone resonate with everyone, don’t they? In the drama Rikuoh, the song Jupiter was performed by Little Glee Monster.


