[2026] Recommended Entrance Ceremony Songs for Junior High Students: Popular J-POP Roundup
Slipping on a brand-new uniform and stepping through the school gates feeling a little more grown-up—the junior high school entrance ceremony is a special day filled with both excitement and nerves.At such a milestone moment, what gently stays by your side are moving entrance songs that resonate with the heart.Cheer songs that give you a gentle push and J-pop classics that express hope for the future have the power to turn anxiety about a new life into excitement.In this article, we introduce a wide range of recommended tracks perfect for the junior high school admission season—from buzzworthy new releases to long-beloved standards.We hope you’ll find them useful for BGM at entrance ceremonies or for karaoke with new friends you’ve just gotten close to!
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[2026] Recommended Entrance Ceremony Songs for Middle Schoolers: Popular J-POP Roundup (61–70)
The Wind of BeginningsHirahara Ayaka

As a song to cheer on a new beginning, Ayaka Hirahara’s work released in March 2006 is drawing attention.
Its hope-filled lyrics and gentle melody resonate with junior high school students on the verge of enrollment.
The message of “spreading your wings toward the future” will surely encourage students who feel anxious about a new environment.
This piece is captivating for Hirahara’s clear, translucent vocals and carries a warmth that gently gives listeners a push forward.
It’s recommended for the morning of an entrance ceremony or during a nerve-wracking new term.
It will also surely be a source of support during times of worry about making new friends or starting a new life.
Song of BeginningsRyokushokushakai

A perfect song for a fresh start is Ryokuoushoku Shakai’s “Hajimari no Uta” (“Song of Beginnings”).
Just as the title suggests, this track, themed around new beginnings, is ideal for kicking off a new chapter like starting school.
Its catchy, uplifting melody and positive message will surely bolster hearts filled with both anxiety and anticipation.
As you listen, you’ll gain the courage to step into a new world.
Brimming with the pop-rock charm characteristic of Ryokuoushoku Shakai, it’s a wonderful song that will vividly color the youth of junior high school students.
to clear up (weather)Yorushika

This song features a beautiful worldview woven from pop music and synthesizers, expressing the exquisite balance of nature.
Carried by a fragile, gentle voice like the spring sky, it conveys a message of strength to keep moving forward, with themes of natural scenery and change.
Released by Yorushika in January 2024, it was used as the opening theme for the second cour of the TV anime Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End, and also featured in Suntory’s SUI web commercial.
It’s a track you’ll want to listen to when you feel anxious about a new environment or filled with anticipation for what’s to come.
WINDING ROADAyaka × Kobukuro

The three years of junior high school are a time when many things are different from before, and you may find yourself confused or worried more often.
However, beyond those difficulties, fun and hope await you.
The lyrics of this song carry that message, so please listen to it when you feel like you’re about to lose heart.
Bring it on, spring.non

A heartwarming rock number that sings of youthful passion and the courage to take a new step forward.
Non wrote the lyrics, crafting an energetic anthem that blows away the stifling feeling of everyday life.
With refreshing guitar tones and powerful drum beats, it’s a perfect song for spring—the season when life begins.
Released digitally in January 2025, the track finally saw an official audio release after being performed at a solo concert.
It gently supports new students brimming with anxiety and excitement, as well as anyone about to embark on a new chapter.
Non’s clear, translucent vocals and the song’s positive message truly resonate.



