Party songs and official theme songs of Japanese political parties. Surprisingly catchy fight songs, too.
Did you know that political parties have official party songs and theme songs? In fact, each party has produced distinctive pieces of music, and there are even unofficial supporter-made anthems.
Party anthems aren’t something we often consciously listen to, but their lyrics and melodies strongly reflect each party’s principles and history.
In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of party songs and supporter anthems from Japanese political parties.
You’re sure to discover, “I had no idea this song existed!”—so please read on.
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Party songs and official theme songs of Japanese political parties. Some surprisingly catchy fight songs, too (21–30)
Protect the free world!Longevity Girls Band
This is a rock number by the Kotobuki Girls Band, who release their music on the Kotobuki Channel, passionately delivering a socially charged message.
Released in November 2025, it’s known as a song supporting Prime Minister Takaichi.
Set to a heavy metal sound, it expresses a steadfast commitment to freedom and diplomacy in the international community.
The message embedded in the lyrics—“Protect the free world”—ignites the listener’s spirit.
It’s the perfect track when you don’t want to be swayed by others’ opinions and want to stick to your own sense of justice, or when you need the courage to face a towering wall—it will surely give you a powerful push forward.
Song of the People of RICE (Rice)eigo de sōka
This is an anthemic track that powerfully sings of solidarity and resurgence, using the word “RICE,” which refers to supporters of Komeito, as its theme.
This fan name is formed from the initials of English words meaning qualities like brilliance and sincerity, and it embodies a passionate belief that, even in difficult times, we can rise again if we have our companions.
It was produced by “Soka in English,” a YouTube-based creator, and released in October 2025.
The fact that the sound was created using Suno, an AI music generator, is modern and unique, isn’t it? It has also spread across social media and is cherished as a fight song symbolizing the unity of the community.
The hero will not appear.Takagi Yoshimoto
Who would have thought a politician’s words could be reborn as such a blazing rock anthem! The singer is Yoshiki Takagi, the vocalist of The Mass Missile.
Created as a support song for the Sanseitō party, the lyrics were reportedly inspired by a speech by the party leader.
Riding on a powerful sound punctuated by roaring electric guitars, the shocking line “Heroes won’t appear if you just wait” hits hard.
Yet it’s not a cry of despair, but a rousing declaration: “That’s exactly why we’ll rise up ourselves.” When you feel the urge to shake up the status quo, give it a listen—it will surely give you a strong push forward.
Huff, huff, tax.
A Vocaloid-style song from the official channel that you won’t be able to get out of your head after a single listen! Released by the Japanese Communist Party, this track uses the imagery of gasping for breath to evoke the hardship of ordinary people suffering under heavy taxes, expressed with the uniquely titled “Zee Zee Tax.” Its upbeat pop sound pairs perfectly with its biting message.
The anime character’s “Zee Tax Dance” is super cute—you might just find yourself wanting to copy the moves.
Even while tackling a difficult theme, the way it elevates it into bright, engaging entertainment is truly impressive.
What are we supposed to do about these rising prices?
A curious pop number where wistfulness and humor coexist—and you can’t help but move your body! Released by the Japanese Communist Party as the campaign song for the 2025 House of Councillors election, it sets the pressing issue of rising prices to a laid-back beat.
A cute animated family dances while lamenting, “What are we gonna do?” which sparked huge buzz on social media.
It’s a track where you can enjoy the unexpected chemistry between politics and music—you might just discover something new when you listen!
Light of HopeYamaguchi Mitsutaka
An enchanting silky voice weaves a grand anthem of hope! Released as the official theme song of the Sanseitō (Sansei Party), this track is a pop ballad powerfully sung by vocalist Koki Yamaguchi.
Its gentle yet strong melody builds magnificently toward the chorus, gripping listeners’ hearts.
The music video on YouTube has surpassed 450,000 views, becoming a source of support for many followers.
It’s a number that offers warmth and strength—listen when you’re anxious, and you’ll feel the courage to step into tomorrow.
We won’t give up on Japan.Takagi Yoshimoto
It’s a fiery rock anthem whose soul-shaking cries pierce straight into your heart.
Written by Yoshimoto Takagi of The Mass Missile as the official theme song for the Sanseito party, the track’s driving guitar sound and shout-tinged vocals convey unfiltered anger at the status quo and a firm resolve to “never give up on Japan.” Its familiar melody, evocative of Showa-era pop, may serve as a bridge that delivers a serious message to a wider audience.
With its straightforward call to “stand up,” it’s a song that makes you clench your fist and feel energy welling up for tomorrow.
Many listeners will likely find courage in this passionate, soulful voice.