[Clubs, Friendship, Romance] Youth songs middle schoolers should listen to
When you think of junior high schoolers, you picture them diving into club activities, hanging out with friends, and falling in love… Every day is an irreplaceable part of youth, isn’t it? Even if current students don’t feel that way now, when you look back later, these everyday moments will become precious memories.
In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of recommended youth-themed songs we want junior high school students in the midst of their seishun to hear! From club activity anthems to friendship tunes and love songs, you’ll find lots of tracks you can relate to as you read the lyrics and listen.
Take your time, listen closely, and find your favorites.
They’re sure to add color to your school life.
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[Clubs, Friendship, Romance] Youth Songs Middle Schoolers Should Listen To (31–40)
Que sera, seraMrs. GREEN APPLE
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GREEN APPLE is a three-piece rock band that has won overwhelming support from younger generations with their androgynous high-tone vocals and hook-laden rock sound.
Their seventh digital-only single, “Que Sera Sera,” written as the theme song for the TV drama “Even Just on Sunday Night…,” has a title derived from Spanish meaning “what will be, will be,” which gives it a positive vibe.
If you’ve been putting in the effort, the message of “now let’s enjoy it” is likely to lift the spirits of students pouring their youth into club activities.
It’s a gem of a pop tune whose dazzling ensemble will boost your energy.
March 9Remioromen
Please listen carefully while thinking about the lyrics.
It’s so moving it might bring you to tears.
It’s a song I want people to hear during graduation season, but doesn’t it make you feel like you want to enjoy your middle school life even more when you listen to it? Before everyone goes their separate ways, make lots of fun memories with many people.
Blue HabitatKitanitatsuya
A standout track with lyrics themed around the unique farewells of youth.
Released in July 2023 as the opening for the second season of the anime Jujutsu Kaisen, it became a major talking point.
Tatsuya Kitani’s delicate vocals and melodies beautifully capture lost time and feelings that never reached their destination.
The phrase reminiscent of a school chime is also memorable, evoking a mood that feels like a snapshot of a fleeting moment in youth.
Beneath its refreshing surface lies a gentle ache, making this song perfect not only for current students but also for adults nostalgic for those days.
It’s a track that many students will likely find deeply relatable.
KanadeSukima Suichi
This song is a bittersweet love song that depicts everyday life with a lover.
It’s such a famous love song that even people who aren’t familiar with Sukima Switch have likely heard it or know it.
When I listen to this song, I’m reminded of my lover and how we had to part ways after graduating from junior high school.
My Past Life, Many Lifetimes AgoRADWIMPS
It’s the theme song of the anime film Your Name and a massive hit.
Its up-tempo beat and RADWIMPS’ refreshing vocals are sure to get you pumped.
The lyrics about a single woman also match the movie perfectly, making it very easy to listen to!
[Clubs, Friendship, Romance] Youth Songs Middle Schoolers Should Listen To (41–50)
Letter — Dear you at fifteenAnjura Aki
Have you ever wondered what you’d be thinking and doing as an adult? When I graduated from junior high, I wrote a letter to my 20-year-old self and put it in a time capsule.
I haven’t become the person I imagined as a child, but I’m enjoying life every day.
Listening to this song makes it fun to imagine and think about the future.
Cheer for TomorrowHey! Say! JUMP
Of course, fans of Johnny’s will love it, but Hey! Say! JUMP’s “Yell for Tomorrow” is also recommended for middle schoolers who aren’t into Johnny’s.
It was used as the theme song for the TV drama “Water Polo Yankees,” which featured members Yuto Nakajima and Yuya Takaki.
It’s a fight song that helps you face forward with a smile even in tough times.
How about listening to it before a club match, when you want to ace your exams, or when you want to take a positive step in love? Pay attention to the straightforward lyrics that will especially resonate with middle schoolers who have a lot on their minds!
