Get pumped with kids’ favorite songs! A memorable collection of classics that will make you want to sing along
There are plenty of songs across a wide range of genres that children can enjoy singing.
From timeless favorites like “Sanpo” and “Odoru Pompokolin” to recent kids’ songs, there are many classics loved across generations.
Whether for kindergarten, nursery school, or elementary school music activities—or simply singing together at home—these songs can turn any moment into a wonderful time filled with natural smiles.
From upbeat, energizing tunes to gentle, heartwarming songs, here we introduce pieces that children can enjoy together.
We hope you find a favorite one.
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Get hyped with songs kids love! A memorable collection of timeless tunes that make you want to sing along (191–200)
Yuki Okado/Cho
This is a song from the exercise segment in “Peek-a-boo!” (Inai Inai Baa!) broadcast on NHK E-Tele.
Many little kids are familiar with it, so lots of them can dance to it.
The choreography is simple enough for children around one year old to dance, making it recommended for activities like performances by preschoolers.
cherry (sweet cherry; cherry fruit)
It’s a classic that everyone knows.
It’s such a cute song that even kindergarteners, boys and girls alike, can happily dance together to it.
Because it’s pop and catchy, it’s great that even little kids can get into it easily.
We are!
You often see boys dressed as Luffy dancing, right? It has a sense of speed yet a mid-tempo feel, so it’s become a classic song that’s very popular with kids from toddlers up to mid-elementary school.
It’s nice that it’s a song parents are familiar with, too.
100% for You
Released as Kyary Pamyu Pamyu’s 4th single, it was used as the 15th opening theme for the TV anime Crayon Shin-chan.
Since it’s the theme song of a popular anime, many kids know it.
The choreography is easy, so even small children can learn and dance to it.
Get hyped with songs kids love! An unforgettable collection of classics that will make you want to sing along (201–210)
Kyutama Dancing!
It became very popular among children as the ending theme for the Super Sentai series “Uchu Sentai Kyuranger.” The dance for this song is a lot of fun, and many kids have learned the moves.
This video explains the choreography, so please use it as a reference.
HUGtto! YELL FOR YOU
Many of the Pretty Cure ending themes are dance songs, and there are lots of girls who imitate the choreography.
This track is the ending theme of the anime “HUGtto! Precure,” and its cheerleading-style dance became a hot topic.
Dancing while wearing the Precure costumes makes it twice as fun!
Everyone Is Special
This song carries a message that nurtures children’s self-esteem within a bright and joyful atmosphere.
It gently conveys the importance of recognizing one another while cherishing the unique sparkle each person has.
With a friendly, catchy melody, it naturally fosters a sense of global awareness through its English lyrics, making it a wonderful piece.
Since around 2018, it has been performed at Benesse’s English concerts and has been loved by children in summer shows like “Let’s Go! Summer Adventure.” It was also included on the 30th Anniversary DVD, gaining attention as a work that supports children’s new challenges.
This is a perfect song for when you want to enjoy a fun time singing and dancing with kids, or when you’re looking to spark their interest in English.