Special feature on Piko Taro’s songs: lesser-known gems beyond “PPAP” too
Pikotaro, who took the world by storm in 2016 with “Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen (PPAP).” With his original style and addictive rhythm, he captivated people of all ages.
The songs he creates under the production of talent Kosaka Daimaou are colored by a blend of unique lyrics and simple yet memorable melodies.
In this article, we’ll introduce not only “PPAP,” but also other charming tracks by Pikotaro.
It’s packed with tunes that will make you hum along before you know it—and put a smile on your face!
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Pikotaro song special: lesser-known gems beyond 'PPAP' (21–30)
PPAPPikotarō

It’s a uniquely catchy song that gained attention on YouTube and sparked the PPAP dance craze.
It’s widely known overseas, popular at karaoke, and its rhythm and funny dance match the simple lyrics, making it friendly and easy to remember.
It’s the kind of song everyone tries to imitate at least once.
Pen-Pineapple-Apple-PenPikotarō

As you know, it was the song that swept the trends in 2016.
Perhaps the snappy rhythm of the title—like “Tokaidochu Hizakurige,” “sine cosine tangent,” or “fulcrum effort point point of action,” with its 2-2-3 cadence—made it pleasing to the human brain and helped spark the boom.
In conclusion
Pikotaro’s songs captivate many people with their distinctive rhythms and playful lyrics.
Their simple yet catchy melodies and warmly humorous worldview will transcend time and remain in many people’s memories.
Please enjoy the charm of Pikotaro—who keeps spreading smiles through music—together with your family and friends!


