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

A bouquet for meAdo

[Ado] A Bouquet for Me

This is a hopeful pop song about the importance of facing forward.

HoneyWorks’ refreshing melody and Ado’s powerful yet delicate vocals blend beautifully.

Its warm message—encouraging us to face our daily experiences and emotions and build self-esteem—resonates deeply.

Chosen as the new commercial song for Coca-Cola’s canned coffee brand “Georgia” in March 2025, this track warmly supports a step toward a bright future, cherishing small joys and feelings of gratitude.

room for growthCreepy Nuts

[MV] Creepy Nuts – Nobishiro (Room to Grow)

This song by Creepy Nuts explores the timeless theme of growth, skillfully weaving together elements of hip-hop and pop.

It captures the struggles and confusion of becoming an adult, as well as the hope for limitless possibilities, resonating with a light, upbeat rhythm.

Included on the album “Case,” released in September 2021, it was also chosen as a cheer song for professional baseball.

The chorus delivers a powerful, positive message that inspires the courage to keep growing.

Give it a listen when you want to cheer on hardworking kids or reflect on your own personal growth.

one’s true feelingssumika

sumika / Honne [Music Video] *Theme song for the 99th All Japan High School Soccer Championship

A powerful ballad by sumika, written as the official cheer song for the 99th All Japan High School Soccer Tournament.

It vividly portrays young people who, even in moments when they feel like giving up, link arms with their teammates and push forward.

Released in January 2021 as one of the tracks on a double A-side single, it is also included on the album “AMUSIC.” Starting in April of the same year, it was featured as the TV commercial song for Aisin Corporation.

This is a song that gently supports not only children devoted to club activities and sports, but everyone striving toward their goals.

Be the soil that makes flowers bloom, rather than the flowers themselves.berii guddoman

Berry Goodman “Become the soil that makes flowers bloom, rather than the flowers themselves” Music Video (NHK ‘Minna no Uta’ December 2024–January 2025)

This is a heartwarming encouragement song by Berry Goodman that aired on NHK’s “Minna no Uta” from December 2024 to January 2025.

The powerful melodies and warm lyrics woven by the trio offer support to those who feel their efforts go unrewarded.

Highlighting not only those who shine on center stage but also the importance of those who support them behind the scenes, the song is also included on the album “Thank You.” Accompanied by Reiko Yokosuka’s delicate animation using washi paper and watercolor, it captured the hearts of many viewers.

It’s a moving track that gently pushes forward people facing hardships or working hard out of the spotlight.

That’s good too.kocchi no kento

That's good too / MV by Kocchi no Kento

A heartwarming J-POP track where a marching-style rhythm blends with a positive melody.

Its lyrics gently convey the importance of diversity and the value of nurturing self-esteem.

Incorporating sign language into the choreography, this piece communicates the beauty of embracing differences through music.

It’s a perfect song for those who want to add a boost to their morning routine or listen together with children.

Play it before heading to school, and you’ll step out the door energized and ready to start your day.

No.1DISH//

DISH// – No.1 [Official Video] (TV Anime “My Hero Academia” Season 5 Opening Theme / MY HERO ACADEMIA OPENING THEME)

A powerful anthem that sings of the strength to keep moving forward as your true self.

Set to a driving blend of piano and guitar rock, DISH//’s passionate vocals resonate deeply in the heart.

Many will find courage in its message: don’t fear challenges—forge ahead on your own path, not someone else’s.

Released in May 2021 as their 13th single, the song was chosen as the opening theme for the first cour of Season 5 of the Yomiuri TV/Nippon TV anime My Hero Academia.

It’s a track that mirrors the journeys of young people pursuing their dreams—perfect for when you need the courage to take that first step forward.

Can I visit you with cream?zutto mayonaka de ii no ni.

ZUTOMAYO “Can I Come See You With Cream?” MV (ZUTOMAYO – CREAM)

This song was created as the theme for an NHK Educational children’s news program.

Centered on the theme of “dialogue” to find answers in the gray area rather than 0 or 100, it delivers a profound message in gentle language while questioning things adults take for granted.

Anticipated as a piece that fosters an SDGs mindset, it’s recommended for parents and children seeking a starting point to think about social issues, as well as for educators who value flexible thinking.