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Dream5 Popular Song Ranking [2026]
We’ll introduce Dream5’s popular songs—beloved by child viewers for their catchy tunes and dances—in a ranking format.
Although the group disbanded in 2016 after releasing one album and three mini-albums, they will likely continue to be admired by children as they grow up.
Dream5 Popular Song Ranking [2026]
Yo-kai Exercise No. 1Dream51rank/position
This is a song that humorously tackles everyday questions, starting with why it’s so hard to get out of bed in the morning.
With its bright, upbeat rhythm and comical choreography, it naturally gets your body moving just by listening.
It was used as the first ending theme for the TV anime Yo-kai Watch and became a social phenomenon, especially among children.
Released in April 2014 as Dream5’s 12th single, the track created a huge sensation, earning a Special Award at the 56th Japan Record Awards that year.
Its catchy melody matches a walking tempo perfectly, and it’s guaranteed to hype up a game of musical chairs as background music.
With its familiar phrases that everyone has heard at least once, the whole venue is sure to come together in a fun, unified atmosphere.
School HeavenDream52rank/position
Dream5 is a dance and vocal unit born from the music segment of the NHK Educational TV program “Tensai TV-kun MAX,” also known for the massive hit “Yo-kai Exercise No.
1.” Their cover of Finger 5’s “Gakuen Tengoku,” included on their second mini-album “DAYS,” was used as the theme song for BeeTV’s “How Far Will Akiko Wada Make Them Go!?” The call-and-response and high-energy ensemble make it perfect for a dance everyone can do together.
With lyrics about school life that anyone can relate to, it’s an uplifting tune loved across generations.
Dan Dan Doobi Zuba!Dream5 + Burī Taichō3rank/position
A perfect song for the Halloween season.
It was released in October 2014 as the ending theme for the anime Yo-kai Watch.
Performed by Dream5 + Commander Buri, this track uniquely incorporates elements of fitness and training.
It features a simple melody and lyrics that evoke physical movements.
It’s a song you can exercise to while having fun, making it a great pick for livening up a Halloween party.
An energetic tune that can be enjoyed by a wide range of ages, from kids to adults.
Yo-kai Exercise No. 2Dream54rank/position
Following “Yo-kai Exercise No.
1” and “Dan Dan Dubi Zuba!,” Dream5’s “Yo-kai Exercise No.
2,” which also drew attention as an ending theme for the anime Yo-kai Watch, became a smash hit that captured the hearts of many children with its friendly melody, hilariously impactful lyrics, and fun choreography sprinkled with elements of radio calisthenics.
Try expressing its lively, excitement-inducing character on the piano by playing the grace notes, dotted rhythms, and leaping left-hand accompaniment with a light touch!
I don’t obey ~Our Pride~Dream55rank/position
Dream5, a group born from an audition project on NHK Educational TV’s “Tensai TV-kun MAX,” debuted in November 2009 with a cool, powerful dance track.
Its rebellious spirit—refusing to obey adults and choosing one’s own path—resonates over a sound crafted by m.c.A·T.
The song was featured in the program’s music segment and peaked at No.
30 on the Oricon weekly chart.
It was later included on the mini-album “RUN TO THE FUTURE.” When you need the courage to take on a challenge, this track’s pure energy gives you a push forward.
White Wonder LandDream56rank/position
Included on the 2016 mini-album “COLORS.” A five-member dance and vocal unit that debuted in 2009.
They were formed from the MTK music segment of NHK Educational’s “Tensai TV-kun MAX.” The group’s name was chosen from viewer submissions.
futuristicDream57rank/position
“Futuristic,” a track included on Dream5’s third mini-album COLORS released in 2016, is a ballad written and composed by Tetsuya Komuro.
After this, Dream5 ended their activities, making this song the last one they received from Komuro.
Pararirura♪Dream58rank/position
A song that kids who love to dance are sure to enjoy! It’s the Season 4 April–September ending theme, “Pararirura♪.” With touches of a Bon Odori-like melody and plenty of variation, it’s a number that even easily bored children can have fun with.
In the music video, you can watch the dance performed by the members of Dream5, who provided the vocals.
Bonds of the EarthDream59rank/position
It’s a bright and lively song used as the ending theme for Danball Senki W.
The lyrics, themed around connection, match its cute, poppy melody, and they beautifully express a wish for peace across borders and the strengthening of bonds.
Listening to it on a gloomy day when you’re feeling down will lift your spirits.
God ya-ya-yaDream510rank/position
The B-side track to the 2013 single “We are Dreamer.” A unit born from the music segment “MTK” on the TV show “Tensai TV-kun MA.” It features an upbeat, danceable rhythm and a melody that highlights programmed sounds.
Backed by that, their vocals sound cute—you can’t help but want to cheer them on.