How many dances can you do? Dance numbers recommended for the Yutori generation
In recent years, a variety of dance videos have been spreading across social media.
From songs originally created as dance tracks to songs that aren’t dance tracks but have a strong association with dance, there are countless examples in the J-pop scene.
So this time, we’ve put together a list of dance songs we recommend for the yutori generation.
We’ll introduce a wide range—from cool dances and cute dances to comedic dances—so be sure to check them out!
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How many dances can you do? Dance numbers recommended for the Yutori generation (11–20)
ChankapanaNEWS
A NEWS single notable for its exotic flair and catchy chorus.
Praised as an Asian-flavored love-disco tune, the song grew popular as a summer soundtrack.
Released in July 2012, it debuted at No.
1 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart with first-week sales of about 245,000 copies, marking NEWS’s 14th consecutive No.
1.
The coined word “Chankapāna” carries the meaning of “beloved,” expressing deep affection for their fans.
Its upbeat sound and passionate lyrics grip listeners and won’t let go.
Perfect for those who want to enjoy dancing or as a companion for summer drives.
Yo-kai Exercise No. 1Dream5
This is the 12th single by Dream5, a five-member dance and vocal unit formed from the NHK Educational TV show “Tensai TV-kun MAX.” Selected as the ending theme for the TV anime “Yo-kai Watch,” the song was released in April 2014 and peaked at No.
8 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
With humorous lyrics that blame everyday happenings on yo-kai and a catchy dance, it’s a standout track.
It’s sure to get everyone hyped—not only anime fans but also crowds at school sports days and athletic festivals when danced together.
Here we go! Phantom Thief GirlMomoiro Kurōbā Zetto
An energetic number released as the major-label debut by Momoiro Clover, known as the “weekend heroines.” Celebrated as an homage to animated films, the track is packed with distinctive elements, including bold key changes and choreography that incorporates pro-wrestling moves.
Although it attracted little attention at first when it was released in May 2010, it gradually gained popularity.
It later earned Gold certification as a PC-distributed single and has been used as a walk-up song by professional baseball players, continuing to be loved for years.
With its youthful, powerful performance, it’s the perfect song for anyone looking for a boost of energy.
Maru-Maru-Mori-Mori!Kaoru to Tomoki, tama ni Mukku.
Used as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Marumo no Okite,” this track celebrates children’s innocent dreams and friendships.
With its catchy melody and signature dance, it became a major sensation—especially among kids—as the “Marumori Dance.” Released in May 2011, it peaked at No.
2 on the Oricon weekly chart and enjoyed remarkable commercial success, staying in the Top 10 for 16 consecutive weeks.
The choreography is simple and easy to learn, so it’s perfect for dancing together with children.
The warm message in the lyrics is sure to soothe adults as well.
It’s a recommended song for times when you want to have fun with family and friends.
Chocolate DiscoPerfume
Perfume is a three-member music unit whose polished dance performances contrast charmingly with their Hiroshima-dialect MCs.
Known as a techno-pop classic, this song is a beloved Valentine’s Day staple.
Released in 2007, it features an irresistible sound produced by Yasutaka Nakata.
The looping phrases over modern techno beats have a cute appeal that’s popular with men, too.
It’s an upbeat tune that’s sure to liven up karaoke, and if possible, we’d love to see it performed with the dance as well.