Band rankings popular among junior high school students [2026]
This time, we’re bringing you a ranking of bands popular among junior high school students.
It’s an age when your interest in music really starts to grow.
“Let’s start a band for the school festival!”
You might even find yourself saying that to your friends.
If you’re a guy, you probably know the feeling of daydreaming about looking cool on stage.
The bands we’re about to introduce might be packed with those very dreams.
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- Songs that junior high school students like. Classic and popular Japanese hits.
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Telecaster StripePorukadotto Sutingurei92rank/position

Among the new generation of Japanese rock bands, Polkadot Stingray is especially popular.
This song is known as one of their signature tracks.
With its cool guitar cutting and the distinctive vocals of Shizuku, it’s a song full of charm.
Blade length: 200,000,000 centimetersMakishimamu Za Horumon93rank/position

Featured as the ending theme and an insert song for episode 3 of Chainsaw Man, this track delivers an intense, tightly packed experience—despite its brief length of roughly 90 seconds—where ferocious shouts collide with exhilarating melodies.
Released as a digital single in October 2022, it was later reused as an insert song in a new version, including previously unreleased sections, for the theatrical film Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc, which premiered in September 2025.
Why not lend an ear to their uniquely blended sound, marked by a striking contrast between stillness and motion?
To tell you the truth,yangusukinii94rank/position

Young Skinny’s “Hontou wa ne,” released in 2022, is a track also included on the album “I Thought Anything Would Be Forgiven If I Turned It Into a Song.” The gentle atmosphere—like letting out hidden feelings and one’s own vulnerabilities—comes through in the sound as well.
With a calm tempo and a structure that layers each phrase, the piece is perfect for practicing the finer techniques that articulate those phrases.
It may be important to play each note with certainty, yet with a sense of lightness, aligning your breathing with one another as you perform.
Dear you, somedayKankaku Pierrot95rank/position

A perfect song for middle school days when friendships deepen has arrived from Kankaku Piero.
Its familiar melody and heartfelt lyrics resonate with listeners and evoke a sense of nostalgia.
Released in May 2016, this track was chosen as the theme song for the NTV Sunday drama “We’re Millennials.
Got a problem?” Centered on the themes of self-actualization and a commitment to justice, it carries a message to one’s future self.
It’s a song that stays close to moments spent with cherished friends and times when you want to express your gratitude.
Why not add it to your playlist and spend some heartwarming time? Through music, you’re sure to feel those moments when irreplaceable friendships grow even deeper.
Japanese rice is the best in the world.Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai96rank/position

This song is by the three-piece rock band Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai, which drew attention when they announced at their 2018 concert at Nippon Budokan that their bassist, Junko, had reached her 60th birthday.
The band’s concept of “laid-back lyrics that directly express what we feel in everyday life” perfectly fits, and the lyrics are outstanding—something any Japanese person can relate to.
On top of the catchy lyrics, the track features a loud, heavy rock sound, making it a surefire crowd-pleaser at school festivals and cultural festivals.
Ultramarine DaysToukyou Jihen97rank/position

This song by Tokyo Jihen, led by Ringo Sheena, is from a band famous for featuring top-tier artists, but it’s actually a perfect piece to cover.
Of course, it’s a challenging song that won’t be mastered easily, but I believe aiming high brings greater impact.
There are plenty of spotlight moments for the vocalist, so practice thoroughly and let’s make an unforgettable, amazing day!
Don’t say “lazy”Sakurakou Keionbu98rank/position

Pay attention to the upbeat, easy-to-groove sound of “Don’t say lazy.” With lots of layers, it’s a joy to listen to! The distortion-laden guitar sound boasts overwhelming coolness even among anime songs.
Its sense of speed makes it a top recommendation that’s guaranteed to get you pumped at sports festivals and athletic meets.


