Recommended ballad songs for children
A ballad song for children… You might think it wouldn’t suit them.
However, I feel that a ballad sung with an untainted, pure heart and a straightforward, beautiful voice can actually work quite well.
It will surely cleanse the sullied hearts of us adults.
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Recommended ballad songs for children (61–70)
My loverGorin Mayumi

Mayumi Itsuwa might be a relatively unfamiliar female singer to children today.
However, she shone brilliantly in the Showa era and was truly a singer who represented her time.
“Koibito yo” is also a very beautiful song, and I hope children will listen to this classic.
Under the big onionbakufū suranpu

“Under the Big Onion,” the famous ballad sung by Bakufu Slump, is a deeply moving song.
With a generous dose of youthful bittersweetness, it portrays a relationship with a pen pal—something that has become unfamiliar today.
It’s a song I’d love children to hear.
Hello AgainMy Little Lover

The song “Hello Again” might not be very familiar to children.
But this classic by My Little Lover is a ballad that vividly sings of youth, and it’s a track I’d love children—who are about to embark on their own youth—to listen to.
From the WildernessNakajima Miyuki

When it comes to Miyuki Nakajima, many of her fans are older, and I think most of the people who actually listen to her are adults.
But her songs are filled with the joys and sorrows of life, so I believe it’s the children who are about to set out on the vast ocean of life who should listen to them.
BoyhoodInoue Yosui

“Shonen Jidai” (Childhood), renowned as one of Yosui Inoue’s greatest masterpieces, is also a summer song that perfectly suits the image of a boy standing in the rural countryside during summer vacation.
Both the melody and the lyrics are very simple, and precisely because of that, they resonate powerfully with the heart.
Love is overŌyō Fifi

Ouyang Fei Fei’s “Love is Over” might be a slightly grown-up ballad for children.
From the melody to the lyrics and the singing style, it’s full of a mature atmosphere.
It’s a recommended song for when you want to sneak a peek into the world of adults.
Say YesCHAGE and ASKA

This is a ballad by Chage & Aska that builds an overwhelming sound with a soaring, lingering melody line and powerful, energetic vocal work.
Its straightforward lyrics deliver words that resonate clearly even with children, uplifting the listener’s spirit.


