Ranking of Popular Japanese Music and J-Pop Artists Among Junior High School Students [2026]
There are some songs that were once popular and are still listened to today.
Aren’t you curious about which artists are popular among junior high school students?
This time, we’ve created a ranking of Japanese artists popular with junior high schoolers, so please give them a listen.
It’s a must-hear for teachers and parents too!
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Most Popular Japanese Music/J-POP Artists Among Junior High School Students [2026] (91–100)
Don’t give upZARD99rank/position
“Makenaide” is a classic cheer song beloved by a wide range of generations.
It’s a track released in 1993 by the music unit ZARD.
The song is well known for being sung during the 24-Hour TV charity marathon and for being used as the entrance music at high school baseball tournaments.
Its lyrics depict the feelings of a woman cheering on someone pursuing their dreams.
When you’re on the verge of losing heart, listening to it will surely fill you with energy and spirit.
Why not play it in the final stretch of a long-distance run?
Gate of GloryHirai Dai100rank/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.
