Recommended dance music for children. Kid-friendly dance tunes that make you want to move.
For kids who love dancing, here are some recommended dance songs just for them!
We’ve gathered classic kids’ dance tracks, trending songs, and tunes perfect for school sports days.
Some songs come with choreography videos, so feel free to use them as a reference.
Even if the original dance is difficult, many songs are introduced with simplified versions for children, so even kids who aren’t confident in dancing can feel at ease.
First, try dancing happily and energetically!
And once you can dance to them, challenge yourself with more difficult choreography!
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Recommended dance music for kids: Kid-friendly tracks that make you want to dance (91–100)
Youthful AmigoShūji to Akira
Seishun Amigo is the debut single by the limited-time duo Shuuji to Akira—Kazuya Kamenashi of KAT-TUN and Tomohisa Yamashita, who was in NEWS at the time—who co-starred in the drama Nobuta wo Produce.
Among Johnny’s songs, it’s especially catchy and popular.
It’s also great as a dance track for kids.
It looks cool and has a great vibe when performed as a duo, but it’s also an easy dance number for large groups at events like sports days and recitals.
Would You Like One?Travis Japan
It’s a pop tune defined by a lively beat and funky rhythms.
Performed by Travis Japan, this track was created as the theme song for the film “Tabekko Doubutsu THE MOVIE.” The bouncy melody line pairs perfectly with the high-energy vibe.
While harmonizing beautifully with the movie’s world, it also brings out each member’s individuality to the fullest.
I think it’s perfect for a weekend drive or a fun, lively time with friends.
Recommended dance music for kids. Kid’s dance that makes you want to move (101–110)
Pon de SKY, Pon de STARDA PUMP
It’s a positive cheer song that gives you a push and tells you there’s nothing to fear.
Performed by the dance-vocal group DA PUMP, it’s included on their album “BACK 2 DA UNITY,” released in July 2025.
The track was chosen as the theme song for the drama “Asakusa Last-Boss Grandma.” Produced by m.c.A·T, its sound fuses reggae and Latin influences, and its uplifting lyrics boost your mood.
It’s perfect for those moments when you want to take a new step forward.
Que Sera SeraYuko Suzuka
An energetic piece that brilliantly fuses traditional Japanese flair with a dance beat.
Released in June 2025, it was chosen as the ending theme for the TV Tokyo network anime Ninjala.
Yuko Suzuhana’s deeply controlled breathing, honed through shigin, further amplifies the power of this song that sings of a kunoichi’s pride.
The intense performance with 15 dancers in the music video is also breathtaking! When you need courage to take on a challenge, listening to it will surely give you a push forward!
Otherworldly Mixed Grand Ball (feat. Ghost)Hoshino Gen
This is a song by Gen Hoshino, written as the theme for the film “Ghost Book: Obake Zukan,” which is based on the popular children’s story series Obake Zukan.
The chorus choreography, known as the ‘Obake Dance,’ became a huge trend, and many dance videos were posted on TikTok.
Various creators have also shared their own original choreography videos, so be sure to check them out.
The ghost-imitating moves in the chorus are sure to delight kids!
Genki Ondo
It’s a bright and lively Bon Odori song.
Set to a poppy rhythm, it features moves like the “hungry tummy growl” pose and big-voice gestures that naturally make kids want to move.
The choreography is easy to follow and full of the joy of dancing together.
Its energetic tempo and friendly vocals will further boost the festive mood.
The clear rhythm and catchy melody stick in your head, and moving freely to the music brings out smiles.
Popular as a versatile number for kindergartens and local summer festivals, it’s perfect for summer events where everyone can dance, sing, and feel energized.
Tanuki Lord’s Ondo
“Tanuki no Tonosama Ondo” is a playful ondo that portrays the cheerful world of tanuki.
The song weaves in humorous scenes, inviting dancers to move as if enjoying a story.
Its tempo is calm yet easy to follow, making it perfect for Bon Odori.
The vocals are gentle, creating a soothing atmosphere that children can sing along to with ease.
Traditional Japanese instruments envelop the piece, giving it a distinctly Japanese sensibility.
The choreography—like handclaps and the tanuki’s tummy-patting—makes movements easy to express, welcoming participants of all ages.
This song, which lets you experience the tanuki’s delightful tale through music and dance, will color a memorable moment of summer.