[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 Junior High School Students: Popular J-POP Roundup (41–50)
Kokoro-eroodo obu mejyaa
This is a song by Road of Major, also well-known as the theme song for the TV anime Major.
Its rock-influenced sound that evokes youth and lyrics packed with passionate messages that young people can easily relate to are especially appealing.
It’s a track I’d love for you—a middle schooler with your youth just beginning—to listen to.
[2026] Recommended Entrance Ceremony Songs for Junior High School Students: Popular J-POP Roundup (51–60)
dance hallMrs. GREEN APPLE
Mrs.
GREEN APPLE’s song “Dance Hall” is dedicated to junior high schoolers who are excited to start a new chapter in life, yet surely harbor some anxieties somewhere inside.
From the moment it was released in May 2022, it captured the hearts of many listeners, was chosen as the theme song for Fuji TV’s “Mezamashi 8,” and achieved the remarkable feat of surpassing 100 million streams.
Its fresh band sound fused with empowering lyrics cheers on everyone taking a step toward a new stage.
The phrase “It’s okay,” repeated throughout the lyrics, is sure to give you strength especially in times of great change.
Yosutakyarī pamyu pamyu
If you want to enjoy a brand-new life with a bright, cheerful feeling, we recommend “Iisuta.” Released by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu in 2017, it was featured in AEON’s “Let’s start EASTER party!” commercial.
The performance reminiscent of a marching band combined with EDM-style arrangement feels fresh.
Its pop and fancy vibe is truly one of a kind.
Her cute, charming voice has a way of easing anxiety and nerves.
The carefree lyrics, which help you stop overthinking, will cheer you on as you start your new life!
MatasaburōYorushika
Having graduated from elementary school and grown a little closer to adulthood, you may sometimes feel lonely or isolated.
In those moments, “Matasaburo” will be by your side.
Released in 2021 by the rock band Yorushika, it was created based on Kenji Miyazawa’s novel “Matasaburo of the Wind.” When you start junior high school and struggle with relationships in your class or club activities, its refreshing lyrics can lighten your heart.
If you’re a student who likes Vocaloid or band sounds, be sure to give it a listen!
Cherry blossoms → school entrance ceremonyBerryz Kobo
Berryz Kobo’s “Sakura → Entrance Ceremony” is a limited-edition CD that was distributed at the evening performance of their solo concert “2007 Sakura in Full Bloom Berryz Kobo Live ~This Is a Once-in-a-Lifetime Moment of Emotion!~” held at Saitama Super Arena on April 1, 2007.
While there are many songs about graduation ceremonies, there are few about entrance ceremonies, so this is recommended for those who are unsure about what BGM to play at an entrance ceremony.
Kimisidai TrainONE OK ROCK
The classmates and clubs you’re about to encounter are still a clean slate, full of possibilities.
Kimi Shidai Ressha, a song that can inspire hope in your school life, is a number we want junior high students to hear.
It’s included on ONE OK ROCK’s 2011 release Zankyo Reference.
While the band is known for their heavy, powerful sound, their uplifting lyrics are also a must-hear.
As new graduates of elementary school, you’ll be in a position to make many decisions for yourselves.
This song, which makes you feel you can courageously take on anything, will be there to support you.
voiceikimonogakari
Ikimono-gakari’s song “Koe” is a track included on the album “Maru,” released on December 13, 2023.
Although it was created for ANYTEAM, a community service that supports student sports, its message is also perfect for scenes of school entry.
It’s a cheer song that tells junior high school students starting a new chapter that there will always be someone on their side, even in times of anxiety.
Its fresh melody and encouraging words will give them the courage to step into the unknown.
For junior high schoolers who are about to throw themselves into club activities and deepen new friendships, it’s sure to be a reassuring, empowering song.