In season now? Popular Japanese dance music among junior high school students
From songs going viral on TikTok and YouTube to a wide variety of dance music, these tracks are gaining popularity even among middle schoolers.
Plenty of songs are being released that you can enjoy dancing to or filming dance videos with friends.
In this article, we’ve gathered a wide range of dance numbers, from the latest hits to timeless classics.
We’ll introduce everything from easy, upper-body-only routines to tracks with full-on choreography.
Use this lineup as a reference to find songs you can dance to based on themes like love and friendship.
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Suki Lieatarashii gakkou no rīdāzu
The song delivered by Atarashii Gakko! captivates with its addictive melody and distinctive worldview.
The lyrics, which depict emotions swaying between love and betrayal, deeply resonate with listeners.
Chosen as the theme song for TV Tokyo’s drama “Nanika Okashii 2,” it also reached No.
1 on the iTunes overall album chart.
The track is currently trending on social media, with growing popularity on TikTok.
It’s the perfect song for filming dance videos with friends featuring their signature choreography, or for singing at karaoke.
Why not immerse yourself in its unique sound and lyrical world while enjoying an energetic dance?
I Want a Billion feat. TakaKOHH
It’s crafted into a heavy, rock-flavored track.
Featuring KOHH—a rapper with overwhelmingly world-class skills—and Taka from ONE OK ROCK, this song was born from their collaboration.
The chemistry with Taka is outstanding, and it makes you want to keep cranking up your earbuds’ volume.
Blending rock and dance music, bringing together KOHH and Taka—there are plenty of highlights here, so be sure to listen to it once in a setting where you can turn it up loud! It would be incredible to hear it live or at a festival.
Otona Blueatarashii gakkou no rīdāzu
When it comes to dance music hugely popular among junior high schoolers, this track is the one.
Its signature head-shaking choreography stood out, and TikTok blew up with posts imitating the dance.
The lyrics portray the gap between a mature outward appearance and a childlike inner self.
It’s a song that reflects young people’s feelings, expressing a desire to connect with others heart-to-heart.
Released in February 2020, it has won multiple awards, including the Grand Prize at the TikTok First Half Trend Awards 2023.
It also opened the 2023 NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen.
It’s a perfect pick for filming dance videos with friends or for a quick mood boost.
WAKARIMASEN (PROD. MIYACHI)MIYACHI
The half-Japanese, half-American rapper MIYACHI emphatically declares, “I don’t understand English.” Setting aside the fact that he clearly can speak it, the track nails a trendy vibe with a satisfying triplet flow.
The rapid-fire lyrics right before the final hook will blow you away.
It’s a number I’d recommend to middle schoolers who like hip-hop.
It also went viral on TikTok, with lots of people doing loose, casual dances to it, and it even hit No.
1 on Spotify’s popularity charts.
Released in 2018, he’s also drawn attention from Japanese music fans, including participating on RADWIMPS’ album ANTI ANTI GENERATION.
RodeoTohji
A maverick rapper born in London and raised in Yokohama, whose unbound, free-spirited artistry captivates fans.
Influenced by his early years in London until age three, he delivers both English and Japanese in a flow that’s uniquely his.
His tracks are packed with an outlaw vibe that’s sure to energize many listeners.
This is a song from an artist whose future success is highly anticipated.
With his nonchalant, charismatic presence, he’s popular with all genders, and his fashion sense also stands out.
Hallelujah feat. BASIRude-α
Rapper Rude-α from Okinawa.
His 2018 EP “20” debuted at No.
1 on the iTunes Hip-Hop Album chart.
Since then, he’s been riding a wave of momentum, even performing live across the U.S.
He’s known for melodic tracks that pair perfectly with approachable lyrics.
A skilled artist, he also boasts a runner-up finish in the High School RAP Championship.
His recordings are excellent, of course, but he looks incredibly cool performing his songs backed by a live band—making him a musician I especially recommend to people who don’t usually listen to hip-hop.
NEW DANCEXG
A perfect song for junior high school students has arrived! Released by XG in August 2023, this track celebrates the joy of new dance.
With rhythmic, dynamic sounds, it’s a song that lets you enjoy free self-expression.
It’s perfect for filming videos with friends or getting into a party mood.
The lyrics are packed with the thrill of trying new things and the importance of spending time with your crew.
It’s also included on the album NEW DNA, released in September, so be sure to check it out.
If you dance to it at your school culture festival, it’ll definitely become an unforgettable memory! Let’s all have fun together.