Good songs recommended for junior high school students. Classic and popular Japanese hits.
“‘Good songs’ sounds way too vague…,” do you think? But we’re featuring songs that are so good, that’s the only way to describe them! We cover Japanese music across genres and moods, so you can enjoy it without ever getting bored.
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Great songs recommended for junior high school students: Classic and popular Japanese tracks (91–100)
Late bloomerAnjurumu

Starting with the sliding moves of “Taiki Bansei,” if you don’t dance each phrase with precision, it can end up looking sloppy.
That’s exactly why it’s so worth the challenge, and I think the joy when the formation clicks is all the greater.
Festival Ninjaninja

A song with a lively tempo and plenty of traditional Japanese flair that partially uses phrases from Hibari Misora’s “Omatsuri Mambo.” The members boast impressive vocal ability and performance skills—effortlessly pulling off backflips—making it a truly overwhelming piece.
It would be perfect if they could nail the acrobatics in style, too.
Great songs recommended for junior high school students: Classic and popular Japanese tracks (101–110)
Matsuken Samba II (2004)Matsudaira Ken

A sharp, synchronized para-para dance by Nishiguchi Pro-Wrestling’s Choshu Koriki and the Hii team.
The repeated moves make it easy to learn and dance to.
If you nail the salute-like pose, it looks really cool.
It’s a track that really hypes up the crowd.
If I sing to the sky175R

These days you hardly hear it on TV or in commercials, but it’s a classic by 175R that racks up views on YouTube and is often sung at karaoke, with dedicated core fans standing out.
It’s a track characterized by an intensely moving, rock-band-style sound.
One moreFUNKY MONKEY BABYS

This is a famous song by FUNKY MONKEY BABYS, which also became well-known because Masahiro Tanaka—now a professional baseball player thriving in the Major Leagues—appeared in its music video.
Chosen as the theme song for Koshien, this classic is a track that resonates with everyone, from elementary school kids to adults.
Best FriendGReeeeN

It’s a signature hit by GReeeeN, known for its gentle, flowing vocals and melodies that draw in any listener, captivating many fans.
Sung on the theme of friendship, this song is especially popular among young people, and its up-tempo feel showcases the group’s distinctive style.
Best FriendKiroro

This is a famous song by the duo Kiroro, who have attracted support from a wide range of generations since their debut and continue to captivate many fans.
It’s often sung at graduation ceremonies and in karaoke, making it a wonderful track still loved by many people, from young listeners to adults.


