Songs from Ponkickies: A roundup of nostalgic classics and popular tracks
“Hirake! Ponkikki,” which aired from 1973 to 1993, and its revamped version “Ponkikies,” which began airing in 1993, are among the most popular children’s programs.
The songs performed on the shows were especially popular, and if you watched them back then, there are probably quite a few tunes you still remember today.
In this article, we introduce nostalgic and popular songs that were featured on Ponkikies.
Even if you’ve forgotten the titles, you’ll likely find many songs that you’ll start humming along to as soon as you hear them!
Playlist
| Songs from Ponkickies: A roundup of nostalgic classics and popular tracks | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | I’ll walk home.Saitō Kazuyoshi | play_arrow | Comfortable music that makes you feel like going for a walk |
| 2east | Summer ResolutionŌe Senri | play_arrow | A classic summer tune that portrays the sense of anticipation felt by boys and girls. |
| 3east | Hone Hone RockShimon Masato | play_arrow | A fun, spooky song for dancing with drums and bones |
| 4east | Now, an adventure!Wada Akiko | play_arrow | Small everyday adventures and hope for the future |
| 5east | A Bath Counting SongChikura Hito | play_arrow | A fun numbers bath song that warms up your body |
| 6east | Even with just one, it’s a carrot.nagira kenichi | play_arrow | A song to enjoyably learn numbers and counting |
| 7east | Goro-chansupepe | play_arrow | A classic song about the adorable love story of a black cat and a calico cat |
| 8east | Flapping Mamanokoinoko | play_arrow | A song that portrays a mother's housework from a child's perspective |
| 9east | Swim! Taiyaki-kunbakkudoroppu shinderera | play_arrow | The band passionately performs the theme song from Ponkikki. |
| 10east | palindromic 21-faced layerYamazaki Seisuke | play_arrow | A song that conveys the fun of words through palindromes |
| 11east | Hello, my friendsSakushi: Oikawa Nemuko / Sakkyoku: Matsumoto Toshiaki | play_arrow | A classic song themed around nature and friendship |
| 12east | aiueo staruraimisako | play_arrow | Beautiful children's music that joyfully sings the 50 sounds (Japanese syllabary) |
| 13east | Sugar SugarMako | play_arrow | Learn healthy habits with a toothbrushing song |
| 14east | Peach Heartnokoinoko | play_arrow | Searching for the Peach Heart sung by Nokoi Noko |
| 15east | I’ll eat you up!Gachapin (Yazawa Kunie) | play_arrow | A classic song with lyrics from Gachapin that are way too scary |
| 16east | SomedayFujihara Sakura | play_arrow | A fun song by Sakura Fujiwara about encounters |
| 17east | Hey, Kaba-kun!Nakagawa Hirotaka | play_arrow | Hippo-kun, a fun song popular with children |
| 18east | Tongari Taisou No. 5Nitchimo | play_arrow | Get Edgy! A High-Energy Gymnastics Song |
| 19east | Hanako is here!!Mayutan | play_arrow | Ghost Hanako-san and a Song to Blow Away Fear |
| 20east | Circle, triangle, squarenokoinoko | play_arrow | Nostalgic children's song “Circle Triangle Square” |
| 21east | My dad, my mom, and me.Yamada Noboru | play_arrow | Noboru Yamada’s song is a masterpiece that conveys the warmth of family. |
| 22east | And then, vroom vroomchibikko burazāzu | play_arrow | A Rockin’ Kids’ Song: “Hoide-motte Boom Boom” |
| 23east | Hanano Nippon sa no yoi yoikataoka tsurutarou | play_arrow | Beloved by children: classic songs from Ponkikki |
| 24east | Thump-thump, boom! First GradersSakurai Jun | play_arrow | A cheer song that sings about the anxieties and hopes of new first-year students |
| 25east | Sunday dadFujimoto Fusako | play_arrow | Dad’s masterpiece, a song that conveys a child’s love |
| 26east | Jabu-Jabu Rockjō remon | play_arrow | The Adventures of a Sperm Whale and the Journey South |
| 27east | Hustle Grandmanokoinoko | play_arrow | Hustle Granny, full of energy |
| 28east | Even as an adultSuchadarapā | play_arrow | A sardonic song for people who can’t tidy up |
| 29east | Greeting SongTHE ALFEE | play_arrow | A video that makes learning greetings fun through songs |
| 30east | Nonsensical SongBaku Chū Mondai | The Nonsense Song by Baku-Chu Mondai | |
| 31east | HappradonkarmeWakochi Etsurō | play_arrow | Mysterious white thing, an unidentified song? |
| 32east | Roar, Mr. Mammoth!Kojima Yumi | play_arrow | An up-tempo, bright, rock-style song |
| 33east | Child’s days memorykome kome CLUB | ![]() | Music that connects nostalgic memories to the future |
| 34east | After a fightMiki Takashi | play_arrow | The difficulty of reconciliation and the healing of a gentle song |
| 35east | working vehiclesnokoinoko | play_arrow | A song popular with vehicle-loving children |
| 36east | When you want to run awayAdachi Yumi | play_arrow | Yumi Adachi’s heartwarming song of courage, loved across generations |
| 37east | A dinosaur came to townUwakasa Tsunehiko | play_arrow | Fun music full of the charm of dinosaurs |
| 38east | Last night’s dream was Treasure Island.Ishikawa Susumu | play_arrow | Enka and pop songs brimming with the charm of the Showa era |
| 39east | Please don’t get it wrong.Kunikuni Takeharu | play_arrow | Rōkyoku hip-hop fuses tradition and the modern |
| 40east | Lose weight! Charles the Pig IIINakamura Seiichi | play_arrow | A classic song from an '80s children's show |
| 41east | Birthday PartyGonna be fun | play_arrow | Special unit song, bright and powerful |
| 42east | spring, summer, autumn, winterYoshida Michiko | play_arrow | Song of Children’s Seasonal Play and Emotional Growth |
| 43east | Kung Fu LadyTakada Tomoko | play_arrow | A track in the style of a Chinese action movie |
| 44east | completely baldFujimoto Fusako | play_arrow | A song about a child's growth and changes in clothing |
| 45east | Kokoro-kun, Kokoro-sanOotake Shinobu | play_arrow | Taro Gomi’s illustrations and Shinobu Otake’s heartfelt songs |
| 46east | The Song of the Twelve Zodiac Animalskurappu | play_arrow | Let's learn the animals of the Chinese zodiac with a fun song |
| 47east | Ready, set, go!Mr.Children | play_arrow | Depicting the poignant transition from childhood to adulthood |
| 48east | baby raccoon dogKashima Hideya | play_arrow | A song where a baby tanuki transforms and has fun |
| 49east | Kon kon kon, little foxmukku | play_arrow | A story about a little fox buying medicine for its mother on a snowy road |
| 50east | Rockin’ OmeletMoritaka Chisato | play_arrow | The rock-style opening theme of Ponkickies |
| 51east | Flower FestivalIshii Byūti | play_arrow | Tatsuya Ishii’s peaceful festival theme song |
| 52east | Swim! Taiyaki-kunShimon Masato | play_arrow | A song empathizing with taiyaki dreams and life |
| 53east | PopoDenki Gurūvu | play_arrow | A techno track themed around steam locomotives |
| 54east | My heart is with youtsuji ayano | play_arrow | Tsujiyano’s single that resonates with the heart |
| 55east | The Tale of the GooseChekkāzu | play_arrow | The Checkers' Goose-kun Song |
| 56east | I am a train.Koshibe Nobuyoshi | play_arrow | A song for children who love trains |


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