Songs from Ponkickies: A roundup of nostalgic classics and popular tracks
Don’t you ever find yourself humming the songs that played on the “Ponkikki/ Ponkikkids” series even now? Spanning from the 1970s to the 2010s, the music from the Ponkikki series has been beloved for decades—children’s songs that still leave a deep impression on adults’ hearts.
In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of tracks from “Ponkikkids” that are sure to stir up a wave of nostalgia.
Be sure to find your new favorite tune!
Playlist
| Songs from Ponkickies: A roundup of nostalgic classics and popular tracks | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1 | aiueo staruraimisako | play_arrow | A poetic song that overlays the Japanese syllabary with stars |
| 2 | Rock-Paper-Scissors ParadiseHonma Yusuke | play_arrow | An addictive song themed around rock-paper-scissors |
| 3 | Kung Fu LadyTakada Tomoko | play_arrow | A Chinese-style song with the theme of Chinese martial arts |
| 4 | Lucky and happyUentsu Eiji, Gachapin MUKKU | play_arrow | A lucky, happy song |
| 5 | Tanaage OndoOotake Shinobu | play_arrow | Differences in opinions between parent and child over table manners |
| 6 | Flying tricyclenagira kenichi | play_arrow | A song about a child’s free imagination, flying into the sky on a tricycle |
| 7 | Even one carrotnagira kenichi | play_arrow | Even with just one, it's a carrot — a counting-learning song |
| 8 | How’s your body feeling?shouji keisuke | play_arrow | A song for learning body parts through rhythm |
| 9 | Ohana’s HotelShiratori Emiko | play_arrow | Insert song from Ponkikki, a fantastical work by Emiko Shiratori |
| 10 | I’ll walk home.Saitō Kazuyoshi | play_arrow | Comfortable music that makes you feel like going for a walk |
| 11 | Kamate OndoOotake Shinobu | play_arrow | A song that expresses a child’s wish for attention |
| 12 | Everyone is friendsYamazaki Seisuke | play_arrow | A graduation song where time with friends becomes a treasure |
| 13 | Summer ResolutionŌe Senri | play_arrow | A classic summer tune that portrays the sense of anticipation felt by boys and girls. |
| 14 | Let’s tickle the Earth!Nikirina with Watanabe Sadao | play_arrow | An insert song from Ponkickies, a piece by Nikirina and Sadao Watanabe |
| 15 | This road, on and onnokoinoko | play_arrow | A classic song that tickles Gachapin and Mukku’s sense of adventure |
| 16 | Catch a cold and go night-night.Kashima Hideya | play_arrow | A nostalgic song that depicts the loneliness of a day missed due to a cold |
| 17 | A Bath Counting SongChikura Hito | play_arrow | A fun numbers bath song that warms up your body |
| 18 | Now, an adventure!Wada Akiko | play_arrow | Small everyday adventures and hope for the future |
| 19 | Hone Hone RockShimon Masato | play_arrow | A fun, spooky song for dancing with drums and bones |
| 20 | Even with just one, it’s a carrot.nagira kenichi | play_arrow | A song to enjoyably learn numbers and counting |
| 21 | Circle, Triangle, Squarenokoinoko | play_arrow | Nostalgic children's song “Circle Triangle Square” |
| 22 | And then, vroom vroomchibikko burazāzu | play_arrow | A Rockin’ Kids’ Song: “Hoide-motte Boom Boom” |
| 23 | Thump-thump, boom! First GradersSakurai Jun | play_arrow | A cheer song that sings about the anxieties and hopes of new first-year students |
| 24 | Hello, my friendsshibatakano | play_arrow | A classic song themed around nature sung by Shibatakano |
| 25 | Greeting SongTHE ALFEE | play_arrow | A video that makes learning greetings fun through songs |
| 26 | Sunday dadFujimoto Fusako | play_arrow | Dad’s masterpiece, a song that conveys a child’s love |
| 27 | HappradonkarmeWakochi Etsurō | play_arrow | 解明 of the mysterious object Happradon Karume |
| 28 | Jabu-Jabu Rockjō remon | play_arrow | The Adventures of a Sperm Whale and the Journey South |
| 29 | Child’s days memorykome kome CLUB | ![]() | Music that connects nostalgic memories to the future |
| 30 | Hustle Grandmanokoinoko | play_arrow | Hustle Granny, full of energy |
| 31 | A dinosaur came to townUwakasa Tsunehiko | play_arrow | Fun music full of the charm of dinosaurs |
| 32 | Roar, Mr. Mammoth!Kojima Yumi | play_arrow | Mammoth-kun’s bright and pop song |
| 33 | After a fightMiki Takashi | play_arrow | The difficulty of reconciliation and the healing of a gentle song |
| 34 | Sugar SugarMako | play_arrow | Learn healthy habits with a toothbrushing song |
| 35 | working vehiclesnokoinoko | play_arrow | A song popular with vehicle-loving children |
| 36 | Last night’s dream was Treasure Island.Ishikawa Susumu | play_arrow | Enka and pop songs brimming with the charm of the Showa era |
| 37 | Lose weight! Charles the Pig IIINakamura Seiichi | play_arrow | A classic song from an '80s children's show |
| 38 | aiueo staruraimisako | play_arrow | Beautiful children's music that joyfully sings the 50 sounds (Japanese syllabary) |
| 39 | Goro-chansupepe | play_arrow | A classic song about the adorable love story of a black cat and a calico cat |
| 40 | Swim! Taiyaki-kunbakkudoroppu shinderera | play_arrow | The band passionately performs the theme song from Ponkikki. |
| 41 | spring, summer, autumn, winterYoshida Michiko | play_arrow | Song of Children’s Seasonal Play and Emotional Growth |
| 42 | Flapping Mamanokoinoko | play_arrow | A song that portrays a mother's housework from a child's perspective |
| 43 | Birthday PartyGonna be fun | play_arrow | Special unit song, bright and powerful |
| 44 | Kung Fu LadyTakada Tomoko | play_arrow | A track in the style of a Chinese action movie |
| 45 | The Song of the Twelve Zodiac Animalskurappu | play_arrow | The animals of the Chinese zodiac make their entrance with a song |
| 46 | palindromic 21-faced layerYamazaki Seisuke | play_arrow | A song that conveys the fun of words through palindromes |
| 47 | I am a train.Koshibe Nobuyoshi | play_arrow | A song for children who love trains |
| 48 | Ready, set, go!Mr.Children | play_arrow | Depicting the poignant transition from childhood to adulthood |
| 49 | Flower FestivalIshii Byūti | play_arrow | Tatsuya Ishii’s peaceful festival theme song |
| 50 | completely baldFujimoto Fusako | play_arrow | A song about a child's growth and changes in clothing |
| 51 | Rockin’ OmeletMoritaka Chisato | play_arrow | The rock-style opening theme of Ponkickies |
| 52 | Hanako is here!!Mayutan | play_arrow | Ghost Hanako-san and a Song to Blow Away Fear |
| 53 | Swim! Taiyaki-kunShimon Masato | play_arrow | A song empathizing with taiyaki dreams and life |
| 54 | PopoDenki Gurūvu | play_arrow | A techno track themed around steam locomotives |
| 55 | Kon kon kon, little foxmukku | play_arrow | A story about a little fox buying medicine for its mother on a snowy road |
| 56 | My dad, my mom, and me.Yamada Noboru | play_arrow | Noboru Yamada’s song is a masterpiece that conveys the warmth of family. |
| 57 | SomedayFujihara Sakura | play_arrow | A fun song by Sakura Fujiwara about encounters |
| 58 | My heart is with youtsuji ayano | play_arrow | Tsujiyano’s single that resonates with the heart |
| 59 | Kokoro-kun, Kokoro-sanOotake Shinobu | play_arrow | Taro Gomi’s illustrations and Shinobu Otake’s heartfelt songs |
| 60 | The Tale of the GooseChekkāzu | play_arrow | The Checkers’ classic, “Gachō-kun’s Fun Song” |
| 61 | I’ll eat you up!Gachapin (Yazawa Kunie) | play_arrow | A classic song with lyrics from Gachapin that are way too scary |
| 62 | Peach Heartnokoinoko | play_arrow | Searching for the Peach Heart sung by Nokoi Noko |
| 63 | baby raccoon dogKashima Hideya | play_arrow | A song where a baby tanuki transforms and has fun |
| 64 | Please don’t get it wrong.Kunikuni Takeharu | play_arrow | Rōkyoku hip-hop fuses tradition and the modern |
| 65 | Tongari Taisou No. 5Nitchimo | play_arrow | Get Edgy! A High-Energy Gymnastics Song |
| 66 | Nonsensical SongBaku Chū Mondai | The Nonsense Song by Baku-Chu Mondai | |
| 67 | When you want to run awayAdachi Yumi | play_arrow | Yumi Adachi’s heartwarming song of courage, loved across generations |
| 68 | Even as an adultSuchadarapā | play_arrow | A sardonic song for people who can’t tidy up |
| 69 | Hanano Nippon sa no yoi yoikataoka tsurutarou | play_arrow | Beloved by children: classic songs from Ponkikki |
| 70 | Hey, Kaba-kun!Nakagawa Hirotaka | play_arrow | Hippo-kun, a fun song popular with children |


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