[Kids’ Cheer Song] Uplifting Positive Songs & Message Songs

Go for it!Takehara Pisutoru

Takahara Pistol 'Fight!'

When it comes to uplifting anthems, this is the song.

It’s a cover of Miyuki Nakajima’s classic, sung by Pistol Takehara.

It’s included on the 2010 album “BOY.” Packed with a message of support for those facing difficulties, its lyrics encourage the courage to take on challenges and the fight with oneself.

When you’re feeling unsure, listening to this track will surely give you strength.

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BUMP OF CHICKEN “Nanairo”

Many people probably came to know BUMP OF CHICKEN’s “Nana-iro” as the theme song for NHK’s morning drama “Okaeri Mone.” The song features vocalist Motoo Fujiwara’s clear, soothing voice that’s a pleasure to listen to.

Its lyrics gently stay by the side of those who lack confidence.

When everyone graduates and starts walking toward different futures, there are times when it’s hard to find the courage to move forward.

But listening to this song reassures you, as if it’s telling you that the present exists because of your past.

It’s a recommended track that quietly gives you the courage to step into a new future.

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Go adventure, Rappapiya!Pitagorasu

Go adventure, Rappapiya!

The ending theme of “Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger,” which began airing in February 1992, is an energetic cheer song performed by Pythagoras, a chorus unit led by Goji Tsuno.

Its outstanding lyrics expand the perspective from everyday life out into space and the galaxies, conveying to children a spirit of adventure and the joy of discovery.

The brass-and-chorus sound, arranged by Kenji Yamamoto, left viewers with a sense of exhilaration at the end of each episode.

Since its release as a single by Nippon Columbia in February 1992, this classic has been re-recorded at milestones such as the 30th-series commemorative edition and the 40th anniversary edition.

Serving as a bridge between the mythic world of the main story and everyday life, the song combines a warmth that makes the whole family want to sing along with a power that awakens the spirit of adventure for tomorrow.

It’s okayberii guddoman

Berry Goodman "Daijoubu" (NHK Minna no Uta, June–July 2019)

Daijoubu (It’s Okay) is a cheering song written specifically for NHK’s Minna no Uta.

It’s included on the 2019 album SING SING SING 7.

While many motivational songs feature powerful, driving sounds, this one is captivating for its endlessly gentle, embracing sound.

The lyrics are wonderful too—they stay close to you in tough times and suggest that happiness comes from learning to love yourself.

Give it a listen whenever you’re feeling unsure about yourself.

It’s also a great song to send to someone who’s feeling down.

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Your AdventureOkazaki Taiiku

Your Adventure

This is the theme song for the anime Pokémon Sun & Moon by singer-songwriter Taiiku Okazaki.

It was used as the opening theme starting in October 2018, and Okazaki also performed the ending theme, which drew a lot of attention.

The classic, high-energy pop tune pairs perfectly with his familiar, easy-to-listen-to vocals.

The lyrics affirm that gaining experience—even getting sunburned or dirtying your clothes—becomes part of who you are, and they give you the courage to step into the unknown.

It’s a track brimming with positive energy that powerfully cheers on those who keep chasing their dreams, even if they’re clumsy or awkward.

It’s a hugely popular anime song that will surely give you a push when you’re starting a new challenge or feeling a bit down.

Bakuage Sentai BoonboomgerEndō Masaaki

"Bakuage Sentai Boonboomger" Non-Credit Opening Video

This is a track that explodes with the overwhelming energy of Masaaki Endoh, who has returned to a Sentai series opening for the first time in about 21 years.

It has aired as the opening theme for Bakuage Sentai Boonboomger since March 2024, with the CD single released in April of the same year.

Lyrics and composition are by Masaya Takeda, arrangement by Yusuke Shirato, delivering a refreshing rush with high-tempo four-on-the-floor and soaring brass.

It peaked at No.

21 on the Oricon chart and captured children’s hearts throughout the show’s year-long run.

Its message of team unity and moving forward, carried by a driving melody, is perfect for anyone eager to take on a challenge or work hard with friends.

With a call-and-response-conscious structure, it’s a fiery rock tune that’s sure to bring the house down live!

NEVER STOP ChangemanKAGE

NEVER STOP Changeman

This is the ending theme of the tokusatsu drama Dengeki Sentai Changeman, which began airing in February 1985.

As the title suggests, it’s a high-energy track that celebrates the unyielding fighting spirit of heroes.

Vocalist Hironobu Kageyama, formerly of the rock band LAZY, delivers powerful high notes that resound with a fierce determination to win and a deep trust in his comrades.

Structured as a counterpart to the opening theme, it carries the warm, uplifting feel of a classic ending, wrapping the show in a satisfying afterglow.

The single was released by Nippon Columbia on 7-inch vinyl and cassette, and was also included in the 2006 Super Sentai 30th Anniversary compilation.

It’s the perfect cheer song for when you need courage or want to face forward.