Ranking of Popular Japanese Music/J-POP Artists Among University Students [2026]
Even if we simply say “J-POP artists,” the number of artists covered is countless.
J-POP itself is diverse, after all.
The genre known as J-POP became established in the Heisei era.
It’s a relatively new field, but among its wide variety, which ones are popular with college students?
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Most Popular Japanese Music/J-POP Artists Among University Students [2026] (91–100)
Gate of GloryHirai Dai99rank/position

The song that will liven up the sports day, where students showcase the results of all their hard practice, is “Eiko no Tobira” (“Door to Glory”).
It was released in 2022 by singer-songwriter Dai Hirai and was also chosen as a cheer song for the summer high school baseball tournament.
His warm vocals, which gently accompany feelings of doubt and anxiety, resonate deeply.
The words that cheer on the days devoted to preparing for competitions and matches will surely encourage the athletes.
It’s a piece that portrays not only wins and losses, but the beauty of striving itself.
Alongside its grand, unfolding sound, lend an ear to the message that supports students on their big day.
Silent majorityKeyakizaka46100rank/position

Silent Majority by Keyakizaka46, released in 2016.
It was used in commercials and played on TV, so even if you don’t know it, many people have probably heard it.
The lyrics are geared toward students, and the song is cool—perfect for dancing, in my opinion.


