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Just by listening, you’ll feel braver! Cheer songs recommended for the Yutori generation

Whether you’re a student in a club or a working adult on the job, everyone’s field is different—but when you’re chasing dreams and goals, there are times when you feel like your spirit might break.

It’s reassuring to have someone to consult or to aim for the goal together, but that’s not always possible for everyone, is it?

So this time, we’re introducing a selection of motivational songs recommended for the yutori generation!

From tracks that give you a powerful push forward to ones that gently stay by your side, we’ve compiled a wide range.

We hope you’ll find the number that suits you best.

Songs that give you courage just by listening! Recommended cheer-up tracks for the Yutori Generation (11–20)

ikigai (a reason for living; the thing that gives one’s life meaning and purpose)SUPER BEAVER

SUPER BEAVER is a four-piece rock band that inspires listeners with piercing lyrics and a fiery rock sound.

Released digitally in December 2025, this work was written as Fuji TV’s 2026 Athlete Support Song.

It’s an anthem not only for athletes taking on their competitions, but also for the people who support them and for everyone who strives toward their goals day by day.

The lyrics by Ryota Yanagisawa affirm not just the results, but the very journey that leads there.

Let this song give you strength.

SignalWANIMA

WANIMA “Signal” OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO
SignalWANIMA

A three-piece rock band, WANIMA, that captivates the hearts of the younger generation.

Included on their second album, “Everybody!!,” this song was created as a cheer for 18-year-olds.

Its driving melodic hardcore sound and beautiful harmonies are striking, delivering a message that resonates—giving you the courage to move forward even if you’re not yet complete.

Released in January 2018, the album showcases the breadth of WANIMA’s musicality.

Written for NHK’s “18 Festival” project, this track gently pushes those taking their first step toward their dreams and is a number teens in particular should hear.

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back number – No Matter What, No Matter What [Official Audio] (NHK Winter Sports Theme Song)
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Selected as the theme song for NHK’s winter sports coverage, this work is striking for its band sound that blends intensity with warmth and for Iyori Shimizu’s straightforward vocals.

The lyrics, which depict an inner flame that refuses to be extinguished, resonate deeply not only with athletes taking on their events, but with everyone who strives to meet challenges in daily life.

It’s a powerful track that melts the winter chill and gives you a push when you feel like giving up.

guidanceNoGoD

NoGoD – Guidance Shirube (Official Music Video)
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The song NoGoD released in February 2009 is included on the album Gokusaishiki.

It’s a track that fuses the distinctive, energetic sound of the visual kei rock band NoGoD with powerful vocals, featuring strikingly intense guitar riffs and dynamic rhythms.

True to NoGoD’s style of tackling themes such as deep emotional expression, life’s struggles, and social critique, this work also delivers a highly impactful message that resonates strongly with listeners.

For members of the yutori generation, this song will serve as encouragement in pursuing dreams and goals, offering a powerful push forward when they feel on the verge of breaking.

orthodox approachSUPER BEAVER

SUPER BEAVER is a four-piece rock band beloved for their heartfelt, straight-to-the-core messages and emotionally charged rock ensemble.

This track, included on their 5th mini-album “Mannaka no Koto,” is a rock tune whose hooky chord progression stands out even within its fast-paced arrangement.

Its message—about facing what’s important head-on—reminds us of the preciousness of dreaming purely, without calculation.

Released in September 2017, the song has become a live highlight, embodying the band’s unflinching stance.

With a catchy melody that ignites your fighting spirit, it’s a straightforward rock anthem.

The One and Only Flower in the WorldSMAP

SMAP, a five-member group that enjoyed immense popularity as a national idol group.

Their 35th single, released in March 2003, was used as the theme song for the TV drama “Boku no Ikiru Michi,” starring Tsuyoshi Kusanagi.

Written and composed by Noriyuki Makihara, the lyrics gently convey the importance of finding value in yourself and leave a lasting impression.

With its relaxed melody and narrow vocal range, it’s easy to sing even for those who aren’t confident singers.

As a universally known classic, it’s sure to spark a big sing-along at karaoke.

Just Listening Gives You Courage! Cheer Songs Recommended for the Yutori Generation (21–30)

You Got Thism-flo

m-flo / “You Got This” Official Music Video
You Got Thism-flo

m-flo is a group that fuses a wide range of genres and constantly pursues innovative sounds.

“You Got This,” their first track in about seven years created solely by the three members—LISA, VERBAL, and ☆Taku—is a number brimming with positive energy.

While carrying anxieties yet choosing to move forward, the song expresses that resolve over a danceable beat.

It’s a perfect anthem for when you want to fire yourself up.