Uplifting songs you want children to hear. Energizing songs that support the heart.
Here are some recommended songs for when you want to boost your spirits!
We’ve picked mainly popular J-pop and anime songs that kids love.
Give them a listen when you’re feeling down, want to push yourself, or need to get pumped up.
From upbeat tracks to gentle songs that soothe the heart, we’ve gathered a range—so you’re sure to find at least one song that can support you.
Let’s recharge with the power of music!
It’s also great to listen together with friends or family who love music!
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Uplifting songs you want children to listen to. Empowering songs that support the heart (61–70)
Ah Yeah!!Sukima Suichi
Released in 2014 as Sukima Switch’s 20th single.
It was used as the opening theme for the MBS/TBS anime Haikyu!! and as the theme song for TOHO animation’s theatrical compilation film Haikyu!! Winners and Losers (Part 2).
It’s a rock tune brimming with dynamism and a sense of speed.
Sun KnockNogizaka 46
It was released in 2015 as Nogizaka46’s 12th single.
Rina Ikoma served as the center for the song, which is an upbeat, refreshing summer track.
It topped the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart and is an energetic tune that makes you want to head outside.
GUTS !arashi
Released in 2014 as Arashi’s 43rd single.
It was used as the theme song for the NTV Saturday drama “Even If You’re Weak, You Can Win: Mr.
Aoshi and the Clumsy High School Ballplayers’ Ambition,” starring member Kazunari Ninomiya.
The single topped the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart, and it was performed as the White Team’s finale at the 2014 NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen.
For the First Time in ForeverKanda Sayaka, Matsu Takako
It’s sung with different lyrics than the “For the First Time in Forever” that appeared at the beginning of the story, and by having Anna and Elsa each sing their own version of “For the First Time in Forever,” it uses the arrangement and lyrics to portray the sisters’ conflict—wanting their opinions to be respected—and creates a completely different atmosphere from the original “For the First Time in Forever.”
Light SignalKis-my-ft2
It was released in 2014 as Kis-My-Ft2’s 10th single.
The song was used as the theme for the film “Doraemon: Nobita in the New Haunts of Evil — Peko and the Five Explorers,” and it reached No.
1 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
It’s a song that gives you courage and energy.
To youShonan no Kaze
It’s a song in which Shonan no Kaze powerfully sings a message of encouragement from parent to child.
The blend of gentle sounds and powerful vocals conveys a resolve to move forward and gives a comforting push from behind.
It portrays the broad figure of a parent who empathizes with their child’s shifting emotions and supports them in various ways.
More than just depicting parents encouraging their children, it’s a song that seems to empower anyone facing obstacles.
The animation for NHK’s “Minna no Uta” is another highlight, uniquely depicting the strong father figure embodied in the song through the muscles he wears like a garment.
a windfallMONO NO AWARE
This song is defined by lyrics wrapped in kindness and a soothing melody.
It offers a simple yet profound insight: just being alive is already a lucky break.
Released in April 2024 as the theme song for TV Tokyo’s program “Synapusyu,” this gem of a pop song was crafted by MONO NO AWARE.
The stop-motion music video is a must-see, too! The lyrics—filled with the feelings of a parent soothing their baby and the small joys of everyday life—gently comfort not only those raising children but also adults leading busy lives.
When you’re tired or feeling low, why not listen to this song and let it warm your heart?