Keropons Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Nice friendKeroponzu15rank/position

Tomodachi Ii ne (Accompaniment)

Keropons, immensely popular at nursery and kindergarten events, recorded this friendship song as the opening track of their July 2012 album “Chokotto Asobi Daisakusen!” The lyrics, which overlay the joy of seeing friends and the excitement of playing together with images of the sun and a bright sky, are memorable, and the chorus repeatedly sings the feeling of “Isn’t it great to have friends?” The melody features few large leaps and stays within a range that even young children can sing comfortably—another key point.

It has been long supported by educators to the extent that childcare information sites introduce it as a hall-of-fame song.

If you perform it on piano as the entrance music for a graduation ceremony, it can create a gentle moment that brings back memories of the time spent together.

Recommended for teachers who want to start the ceremony with a bright, positive atmosphere and for anyone hoping to bring out children’s smiles.

Ninja Syllabary (Gojuon)Keroponzu16rank/position

Ninja Alphabet (A-I-U-E-O) / Keropons

This is a fun song where you can learn words while imitating ninja moves.

With the Japanese syllabary as its theme, it introduces words starting with “a,” one after another, as if throwing shuriken.

It’s included on Keropons’ play-song album “Keropons no Norinori! Asobi Uta & Ekaki Uta,” released in July 2019.

Featuring a rhythmic, easy-to-remember melody and playful lyrics, it’s often used in kindergarten and nursery activities.

With its upbeat groove perfect for sports day events and dances, it’s highly recommended for anyone planning a ninja-themed event!

all over each other; stuck together; clingyKeroponzu17rank/position

Keropons' “Ebi-Kanics” and “Hittsuki Mottsuki”

Hittsuki Mottsuki is a song performed by Keropons, a music duo that delivers songs and exercises for children.

The song’s theme is a word from the Hiroshima dialect that means sticking together and not coming apart.

A bright melody rings out over a lively ukulele accompaniment.

Starting with choreography where you spread your fingers wide and move your hands side to side, you can enjoy a unique movement where your heads end up stuck together.

The trick is to really show the expression of being stuck! Why not try sticking not only your heads but also your hands, backs, and other parts of the body and play together?

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Sprinkle furikakeKeroponzu18rank/position

Furikake Parapara / Keropons

This song sings about how delicious rice is when topped with furikake.

It’s a track by Keropons, a duo that creates music and exercises for children.

It was released as a single in 2007.

Since you can watch the choreography in the video, it could be great for kindergarten recreation activities.

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Our PowerKeroponzu19rank/position

[New Standard • Graduation Song] Our Power / Keropons

When we think of graduation ceremonies at kindergartens, we tend to picture tearful farewells, but “Our Power” by Keropons is a perfect classic for ceremonies you want to end with hopeful smiles.

Its lyrics, filled with gratitude to those who have supported us and with a firm resolve to stride into the future, overlap with the children’s growth and are truly moving.

Released as a single in July 2010 and included in publications such as “The Keropons,” the song has been sung for many years at numerous preschools.

It’s ideal for moments when you want to recall time spent with friends and convey a lively, positive spirit rather than the sadness of parting.

Let this bright, upbeat melody warmly encourage the children as they confidently take flight to their next stage!

See you again.Keroponzu20rank/position

See you again.

This song carries a warm message of looking back on the many days spent playing with friends and promising to meet again.

Since it was included on the album “Minna no Sotsuen Song,” released in January 2010, it has continued to be loved at many preschools as a staple of the graduation season.

The bright and gentle melody, so characteristic of Keropons, turns the sadness of parting into hope for the future.

The lyrics, which make you feel that not only the fun times but even the quarrels are precious treasures, will gently encourage the children.

It’s a song we hope they’ll sing with smiles at graduation ceremonies and farewell gatherings, reminiscing about the time spent with parents and teachers.

The children’s voices will surely become the best memories.

Everyone’s WishesKeroponzu21rank/position

Everyone’s Wishes

Get everyone excited at Tanabata parties and events! We’d like to introduce “Everyone’s Wishes.” At Tanabata, people write their wishes on tanzaku paper strips and hang them on bamboo branches.

While many write about things they want or dreams for the future, it originally seems to have been about wishing for improvement in one’s skills! In the song “Everyone’s Wishes,” children are interviewed about the wishes they wrote on their tanzaku—perfect for livening up a Tanabata-themed event.

Be sure to incorporate “Everyone’s Wishes” into your celebration!