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[New Songs & All-Time] Olympic Cheer Songs and Olympic Theme Songs

Every time the Olympics are held, a variety of songs are chosen as theme songs, right? In addition to NHK’s broadcast theme songs, the theme songs and cheer songs from commercial networks also draw attention.

And many of these songs go on to become staples not only for supporting sports but also as anthems that cheer people on in life, even after the Olympics are over.

In this article, we’ll introduce a comprehensive lineup of Olympic theme songs and cheer songs from over the years! It’s a parade of moving masterpieces that colored some of the most inspiring, unforgettable moments.

[New Songs & All-Time] Olympic Cheer Songs and Olympic Theme Songs (61–70)

Heal The WorldMaikeru Jakuson

Michael Jackson – Heal the world – Live in Munich (HD-720p)
Heal The WorldMaikeru Jakuson

A song by Michael Jackson.

It was TBS’s theme song for the Vancouver Olympics.

It starts off gently, but the powerful chorus near the end really hits home.

Just like the title suggests, it’s a song that heals and encourages you.

Heart and SoulHamada Mari

“Heart and Soul,” sung by singer-songwriter Mari Hamada, was the image song for the 1988 Seoul Olympics.

Listening to its passionate vocals and melody really fills you with energy! In the moment of victory, I think a flood of emotions pours into the long-dreamed-of scene.

Many people will recall the grueling days of practice.

It’s a song that leaves the impression of making every scene leading up to this day shine in vivid color.

CANDOTEAM SHUZO

It’s an emotional number that stirs up the fighting spirit and energy to face challenges.

This song was chosen as TV Asahi’s theme for the 2022 Winter Olympics.

Centered around Shuzo Matsuoka, who’s active as a sports commentator, the work features a diverse group of participants.

It really carries the vibe of “this is the ultimate sports cheer song,” doesn’t it? You can feel a heat welling up from deep within.

It’s a cheer song that perfectly fits the themes of “You can do it” and “moving emotions.”

dignifiedKanjani∞

Rin by Kanjani Eight is a message of support for people striving toward their goals.

It’s included on their 2021 album 8BEAT.

The song was also used as the Fuji TV theme for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics as well as the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

The passionate vocals that push on those who are working hard, paired with a refreshing, wind-like melody, fill you with energy.

The lyrics, which say that the walls you’ve overcome and the cheers around you will all become your strength, give you even more courage!

CRYSTAL MOMENTKAT-TUN

KAT-TUN – CRYSTAL MOMENT [Official Live Video]
CRYSTAL MOMENTKAT-TUN

KAT-TUN’s “CRYSTAL MOMENT” captures the single-minded drive to sprint toward a shining victory.

Released in 2022, the song was used as Nippon TV’s 2022 Winter Sports theme.

The rap part was crafted by none other than Sho Sakurai of Arashi.

The lyrics portray a powerful will to win—pushing past days spent drenched in sweat and caked in mud, and racing to the very top, higher than anyone else, where brilliance overflows.

It’s a song that gives a boost not only to athletes, but to anyone striving to seize victory in any field.

Further awayRemioromen

Remioromen – Farther (Music Video Short ver.)
Further awayRemioromen

This is a song released in 2008 by the rock band Remioromen, known for tracks like “Konayuki” and “March 9.” The song was used as one of the theme songs for Fuji TV’s coverage of the Beijing Olympics.

It’s a mid-tempo rock ballad that showcases Remioromen’s signature appeal.

The lyrics depict the struggle of facing one’s inner self in order to reach life’s goals and destinations.

Ryota Fujimaki’s gentle vocals make it a song that gives you courage.

My Love Your LoveWatanabe Misato

My Love Your Love (To You, the One and Only) / Misato Watanabe
My Love Your LoveWatanabe Misato

The song chosen as the theme for Nippon TV’s “Atlanta Olympics” coverage in 1996 was Misato Watanabe’s “My Love Your Love.” It was included on Watanabe’s 10th album, “Spirits,” released in 1996, and reached No.

5 on the Oricon weekly chart.

The lyrics, which convey the message of continuing to move forward with self-belief, are a perfect fit for athletes who devote themselves to rigorous training!