[For Seniors] Recommended Songs for June: A Collection of Easy-to-Use Kayōkyoku and Children’s Songs for Recreation and BGM
June is the rainy season in Japan.
It rains often, so you may find yourself spending more time indoors.
When it comes to indoor activities you can enjoy even on rainy days, karaoke is a great choice.
It’s also one of the most popular recreations at senior day-care centers and other elder-care facilities.
In this article, we introduce recommended songs for seniors to sing in June.
In addition to songs about rain and weddings, we’ve selected tunes related to anniversaries and observances associated with June.
Karaoke activities help invigorate the mind and body through singing and also deepen communication among seniors.
We hope you have a wonderful time.
Playlist
| [For Seniors] Recommended Songs for June: A Collection of Easy-to-Use Kayōkyoku and Children’s Songs for Recreation and BGM | |||
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| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Come, fireflywarabeuta | play_arrow | Traditional children's song to call fireflies |
| 2east | wild roseSakkyoku: Franz Peter Schubert | play_arrow | Introduction to Schubert’s “Heidenröslein” (The Wild Rose) |
| 3east | Harbor Town No. 13Misora Hibari | play_arrow | Introduction to Misora Hibari's classic song depicting harbor town scenery |
| 4east | Ginza Kan-kan GirlTakamine Hideko | play_arrow | A classic song set in postwar Ginza |
| 5east | Rain on JogashimaSamejima Yumiko | play_arrow | Introduction to Masterpieces of Japanese Songs by Yumiko Sameshima |
| 6east | Light of FirefliesSukottorando min’yō | play_arrow | A farewell song adapted into Japanese from a Scottish folk song |
| 7east | Let yourself go with the flow of timeTeresa Ten | play_arrow | Teresa Teng’s famous ballad |
| 8east | Song of the FrogDoitsu min’yō | play_arrow | Enjoying folk songs of the rainy season as a round |
| 9east | fireflysakushi: inoue takeru sakkyoku: shimousa kanichi | play_arrow | A Shōwa-era school song published in textbooks that depicts the beauty of nature at dusk |
| 10east | Light Blue RainYagami Junko | play_arrow | Junko Yagami’s classic heartbreak song, perfect for a rainy day |
| 11east | Happiness is here.ōtsu yoshiko | play_arrow | Yoshiko Ōtsu’s Hopeful Classic Song Introduction |
| 12east | in a blue suitFujiyama Ichirō | play_arrow | Expressing love and youth through Ichiro Fujiyama’s Showa-modern songs |
| 13east | Rainy Hollander SlopeWatanabe Hamako | play_arrow | A melancholic song set in the port town of Nagasaki |
| 14east | Rainy MidosujiŌyō Fifi | ![]() | The debut song of Fei Fei Ouyang, a love song composed by The Ventures. |
| 15east | rainfalldōyō | play_arrow | The kindness of sharing an umbrella in the rain |
| 16east | Blue Light Yokohamaishida ayumi | play_arrow | A classic of the port city Yokohama: wistfulness and the glitter of the metropolis |
| 17east | Forever with youKayama Yūzō | play_arrow | The classic song by Yuzo Kayama: the lyrics and emotion of love |
| 18east | A path in light rainKaneko Yukari | play_arrow | An emotionally moving song whose wistful, lingering vocals resonate in the heart |
| 19east | Longing for RainYashiro Aki | play_arrow | Aki Yashiro’s “Ai no Bojo (Rainy Yearning)” is easy to sing. |
| 20east | June brideZa Pīnattsu | play_arrow | The Peanuts’ June Bride |
| 21east | The Longed-For Hawaii RouteHaruo Oka | play_arrow | Okada Haruo's classic that uplifted postwar Japan |
| 22east | The Bride of SetoKoyanagi Rumiko | play_arrow | The famous song by Rumiko Koyanagi that depicts the Seto Inland Sea |
| 23east | The two are young.dikku mine | play_arrow | A classic song depicting romance in the early Showa era |
| 24east | era; age; time; periodNakajima Miyuki | play_arrow | A timeless anthem of hope that lives with the times: the heartfelt songs of Miyuki Nakajima |
| 25east | A small nutSakushi: Umino Yōji / Sakkyoku: G. Bizet | play_arrow | The bond between father and child, conveying emotion through a timeless song |
| 26east | Yokohama TwilightItsuki Hiroshi | play_arrow | The famous song by Hiroshi Itsuki that depicts Yokohama |
| 27east | Rainy Moondōyō | play_arrow | The meaning of the lyrics of a nursery rhyme that likens the moon to a bride going to her new home |
| 28east | raindōyō | play_arrow | A children's song about rain with lyrics by Hakushu Kitahara |
| 29east | The world is for the two of us.Sara Naomi | play_arrow | Naomi Sagara’s classic that sings of love and happiness |
| 30east | It was rainy again in Nagasaki today.Uchiyamada Hiroshi to Cool Five | play_arrow | A moving song depicting the rain and the town of Nagasaki |
| 31east | A rose has bloomed.Maiku Maki | play_arrow | The charm and history of 'Bara ga Saita' |
| 32east | Bridal Dollsakushi: Fukiya Niji/sakkyoku: Sugiyama Haseo | play_arrow | A classic blend of Japanese and Western styles depicting the melancholy of a bride |
| 33east | Red ShoesSakushi: Noguchi Ujo / Sakkyoku: Motoori Nagayo | play_arrow | A nursery song with an exotic atmosphere. A work by Ujo Noguchi and Nagayo Motoori. |
| 34east | snailMonbushō shōka | play_arrow | A beloved classic for a hundred years depicting children and nature |
| 35east | Be my bride.Kayama Yūzō | play_arrow | Music of hope delivered with a gentle singing voice |
| 36east | Summer has comeSakushi: Sasaki Nobutsuna / Sakkyoku: Koyama Sakunosuke | play_arrow | A Japanese children's song that sings of an early summer landscape |
| 37east | If you’re happy and you know it, clap your handsSakamoto Kyu | play_arrow | A heartwarming classic imbued with peace and friendship |
| 38east | The Highland Train GoesOkamoto Atsurō | play_arrow | The travel sentiment of a highland train, a song that resonates in the heart |
| 39east | Green Greendōyō | play_arrow | A song that lives with the message from my father |
| 40east | Ladybug Sambacherisshu | play_arrow | Cherish and “Ladybug Samba” |
| 41east | UFOpinku redii | play_arrow | Pink Lady's hit song “UFO” |
| 42east | a bright red sunMisora Hibari | play_arrow | Hibari Misora's 'Bright Red Sun' was a huge hit, selling 1.4 million copies. |
| 43east | The Bride SambaGō Hiromi | play_arrow | Hiromi Go's 'Yome Samba' is perfect for karaoke. |
| 44east | Imperial Regent Declarationsadamasashi | play_arrow | About Masashi Sada’s “Kampaku Sengen” |
| 45east | When the rain stopsAsaoka Yukiji | play_arrow | Yukiji Asaoka’s heartbreak song, rain and longing |
| 46east | teru teru bozu (a traditional Japanese handmade doll hung to wish for good weather)Sakushi: Asahara Kyōson / Sakkyoku: Nakayama Shinpei | play_arrow | Rainy day nursery rhymes are popular at senior care facilities |
| 47east | Let’s meet in Yurakucho.Furanku Nagai | play_arrow | Scenes from the Showa era, the classic hit by Frank Nagai |
| 48east | threadNakajima Miyuki | play_arrow | Miyuki Nakajima’s “Ito” is a song that expresses the encounters between people. |
| 49east | Grandfather’s ClockSakushi: Yasutomi Kogo / Sakkyoku: Work Henry Clay | play_arrow | A heartwarming song that tells a family's story |


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