Good songs recommended for junior high school students. Classic and popular Japanese hits.
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Good songs recommended for junior high school students: Classic and popular Japanese tracks (61–70)
Song of the WheelsBUMP OF CHICKEN
I think the way people go from their student years out into society can be likened to a train.
When you enter junior high, you experience club activities, the release of test results, and the influence of friends around you, and you start to envision your own path.
Everyone has their own route, and you wonder which ticket you should buy.
When you find yourself hesitating, I hope you’ll listen to Ms.
Fujiwara’s voice.
A Little Love SongMONGOL800
The classic song “Chiisana Koi no Uta” is still loved by many people today.
Although it’s an older track released in 2001, it’s a curious song that continues to be highly popular among younger generations.
I think many current junior high school students also know this song.
The opening part sits very low in the register, so many people may feel it’s difficult.
However, that low delivery is primarily a vocal choice to make it sound good; if you’re aiming for a high score in karaoke, songs like this one with lots of low notes can actually be easier to sing.
Find the key that suits you and give it a try.
SunnyThe Back Horn
As you move through junior high and high school, I think you start becoming more aware of those around you.
There will be times when you can’t accept society’s rules or can’t reconcile things with yourself, and times when you can’t make good use of time alone.
I hope you listen to this song during your school years and remember it from time to time after you become an adult.
Bengal Tiger and Whiskey ~ everything is my guitarandymori
A song I recommend to help people realize that we’re being put into a box called “school” every day.
Do you feel like you’re not allowed to have your own opinions because you’re bound by school rules and unspoken norms? I believe the world is more than just “school,” and that it’s a place where self-expression is recognized.
This is a track filled with the rebellious spirit of youth.
proofflumpool
It’s a moving song filled with youthful feelings.
It’s a track by flumpool, released in December 2011.
Chosen as the set piece for the NHK National School Music Competition’s junior high division, it became a major talking point.
The gently resonant guitar and memorable melody really touch the heart.
The lyrics speak of the courage to take steps toward your dreams and the bonds with those dear to you.
It’s recommended for junior high students who want to get the crowd going at karaoke.
If everyone raises their voices together, it’s sure to become an unforgettable memory.
Unrequited loveAimer
In recent years, among female singer-songwriters, Aimer has stood out with a truly distinctive presence.
This song is one of her most popular, and you’ve probably heard it on YouTube or various streaming services.
It portrays the story of a man and a woman in familiar, everyday language, and as you listen, the scenes seem to unfold right before your eyes.
Her uniquely expressive voice further enriches the narrative in a striking way.
This kind of beautiful, romantic story is something I’d recommend even for middle school students!
Decisive Battle SpiritCHiCO with HoneyWorks
A song by CHiCO with HoneyWorks chosen as the ending theme for the anime Haikyu!! TO THE TOP.
Aren’t there a lot of middle schoolers who love HoneyWorks’ music? While many of their songs are cute tracks that portray sweet and bittersweet romances, this one has a guitar-rock feel with a sense of speed that suits a sports anime theme.
It’s likely a sound that today’s middle schoolers will find familiar and easy to enjoy.