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Popular Entrance/School Admission Song Rankings [2026]

We’re excited to present the top 100 monthly rankings from the Entrance Songs list, ordered by most views! Entrance ceremonies are thrilling days when you meet new friends and teachers.

School life isn’t just about studying—there’s so much fun to be had, from trying new things in clubs, to hanging out with friends, to falling in love.

Many great songs that will boost your spirits during the entrance season have made the rankings, so give them a listen.

The playlist is updated every week!

Popular Entrance Songs Ranking [2026] (51–60)

ImaginationSPYAIR57rank/position

SPYAIR “Imagination” TV anime “Haikyu!!” opening theme
ImaginationSPYAIR

A killer tune by SPYAIR with an irresistible sense of speed that sprints from the very intro.

The lyrics carry a fiery message about breaking through the status quo and heading toward tomorrow with your friends, lighting a spark in the hearts of listeners.

Released in April 2014, this track served as the first opening theme for the popular anime Haikyu!!, which centers on high school volleyball.

Its worldview, linked with the anime’s story, resonated with many.

As you head into a new school year, why not draw some courage from this song?

Precious thingsroodo obu mejyaa58rank/position

This is a track that could be called the very origin of Road of Major, a rock band formed from a TV show concept! Released in September 2002 as their indie debut single, it set a remarkable record by entering the Oricon Top 10 for 19 consecutive weeks despite having no tie-in.

It has continued to be loved over the years, later even being used in a car commercial in Taiwan.

With its exhilarating, fast-paced sound and lyrics that depict an unshakable bond with irreplaceable friends, it’s a song that makes your heart burn every time you hear it.

Also included on the classic album “ROAD OF MAJOR,” this track is perfect for throwing your arms around your friends at karaoke and singing together as you each set off on different paths after graduation.

Its melody, where overflowing passion coexists with a touch of bittersweetness, vividly brings back the shining memories of youth.

Daphne (winter daphne)DISH//59rank/position

DISH// – Sweet Daphne [Official Video]
Daphne (winter daphne)DISH//

DISH// is a four-piece dance-rock band selected from the artist collective EBiDAN, who made a solid mark with the long-running hit of their song “Neko.” This work, used as the theme song for the TV drama “Nisatsu no Shousha: Zettai Goukaku no Kyoushitsu,” is a mid-tempo ballad released in 2021 as their 14th single.

Co-written by Hattori from Macaroni Empitsu and Takumi Kitamura, the lyrics express gratitude for having a place to return to, gently accompanying hearts filled with both hope and anxiety during the school entrance season.

In May 2024, it was certified for surpassing 100 million streams, continuing to be loved for a long time.

With a rhythm inspired by a march and a warm band sound, it’s a number that feels good and gives you the courage to take a step forward.

Blue Springback number60rank/position

back number – Aoi Haru (full)
Blue Springback number

When it comes to back number, many people think of heart-wrenching love songs, but this track really hits home when you’re feeling anxious or down.

“Aoi Haru” is their seventh single, released in 2012, and it’s a title that draws you in right away.

High school often carries the strong image of youth just beginning—full of fun and things to look forward to.

But along the way—studying, club activities, working hard toward your dreams—there are times when you might feel like you’re about to break.

When those anxious feelings come up, let this song help you look forward with a positive mindset.

Popular Entrance Songs Ranking [2026] (61–70)

To Us Who Were Once GeniusesCreepy Nuts61rank/position

[MV] Creepy Nuts – To Us Who Were Once Geniuses
To Us Who Were Once GeniusesCreepy Nuts

Starting high school brings a mix of excitement and anxiety about a new environment, and many people wish for the courage to believe in themselves.

That’s when you should listen to this track by the hip-hop duo Creepy Nuts.

It delivers a fiery message that reminds you of the boundless possibilities of childhood and rallies a heart that’s shrunk during the process of growing up.

Included on the mini-album “To Us Who Were Once Geniuses,” released in August 2020, it also gained attention as the song used in Teikyo Heisei University’s TV commercial.

R-Shitei’s rap and DJ Matsunaga’s beat will give you the power to unravel conventions and push forward.

When you hit a wall, listening to this song will help you face ahead, knowing you still have potential.

Song of Springsupittsu62rank/position

This is a number with a refreshingly memorable melody that I can’t help but want to listen to when I feel the spring breeze.

The lyrics, which capture the wavering of the heart on the way from winter to spring—not only hope but also a touch of chill—will gently accompany those of you standing at the milestone of entering high school.

Released in April 2005 as their 30th single, it’s also included on the album “Souvenir.” You probably know it as the song used in commercials for Japan Coca-Cola’s Aquarius and Lotte’s Ghana Chocolate.

Spitz’s characteristically universal melody and Masamune Kusano’s clear, transparent vocals give you the courage to take a new step forward.

As you embark on a slightly more grown-up high school life, on your commute where anticipation and anxiety mingle, listen to this track and let it lift your spirits!

CorrectRADWIMPS63rank/position

RADWIMPS – The Answer [Official Music Video]
CorrectRADWIMPS

When you find yourself lost in the journey ahead, this work gives you the courage to discover answers that are yours alone.

It’s “Seikai” (“Answer”), a song RADWIMPS—who capture young people’s hearts with their original worldview—created for NHK’s RADWIMPS 18 Festival in 2018.

Unlike school tests, it portrays a journey to seek one’s own answers, gently asking how you want to live the time called the rest of your life.

In February 2024, a CD was released that includes the studio recording version, and its grand sound incorporating choral elements, along with Yojiro Noda’s warm vocals, sinks deep into the heart.

It’s a song I especially want new students—those stepping into a new environment with uncertainty—to listen to as a source of support.