Ketsumeishi Cheer Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

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Ketsumeishi “Life Is Beautiful”

A signature ballad by Ketsumeishi, distinguished by its expansive piano tone and warm melody.

It portrays the joys and sorrows of life in a positive light, gently reminding us that both tears and smiles are among life’s beauties.

Released in August 2007 on the album “Ketsu no Police 5,” it was also used as the ending theme for the PlayStation 3 game “Ryu ga Gotoku Kenzan!” This heartwarming encouragement song is recommended for celebrating the birth of new life and for cherishing those precious moments that deepen family bonds.

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Ketsumeishi “Fight! Salaryman”

This is a powerful song that cheers on the daily struggles of office workers.

Released by Ketsumeishi in November 2010, it was used as a commercial song for Gurunavi.

While vividly portraying the realities salarymen face—salaries, allowances, and harsh working conditions—it carries a message that encourages them to keep fighting with a positive attitude.

Its memorable phrases strikingly express both the pride and hardships of those who support society.

When you’re exhausted from work or want to do your best for your family, why not listen to this song and recharge?

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Ketsumeishi “Farewell, Tears”

This song, “Saraba Namida” by Ketsumeishi—the most emotional J-hip hop group in Japan—is a pep song for modern people who tend to push themselves with the idea that “you shouldn’t cry.” As adults, we don’t often get praised with “You’ve been working hard lately,” do we? At times like that, please praise yourself.

This song will surely comfort someone like you!

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Yoimachi Jēn

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Ketsumeishi “Superstar”

This song features a captivating blend of hip-hop and pop, filled with messages of positivity and encouragement.

It celebrates everyone’s innate talents and charms, emphasizing the importance of believing in one’s potential.

Released on November 4, 2020 as Ketsumeishi’s 33rd single, it was also selected as the theme song for the TV Asahi anime Crayon Shin-chan starting October 3 of the same year.

The music video, filmed entirely in India, visually expresses its brightness and uplifting message.

Perfect as a cheer song for school sports days and athletic festivals, this track energizes listeners and gently supports those striving toward their goals—truly an ideal anthem of encouragement.

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Tears / Ketsumeishi (Cover)

When you’re sad, cry your heart out, cry until your tears run dry, and become stronger for every tear you shed—so that in the end, you can smile.

That’s the kind of song this is.

Ketsumeishi’s gentle vocals are wonderful, and because it’s a song that lets you cry as much as you need, I think it also gives you the strength to face forward.

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Ketsumeishi “The Days We Kept Running”

This is a song specially written by Ketsumeishi as the theme for the 2021 National High School Rugby Tournament.

Over a fast-paced, driving sound, it celebrates the greatness of persevering toward one’s dreams.

It’s also interesting how the lyrics weave in words that evoke rugby.

Be sure to check out the music video too, which uniquely synchronizes the song with live commentary!

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Ketsumeishi “Nakama” Full Ver.

Before an important match, if you’re feeling nervous, look around you.

You’ll surely see many teammates there.

This song by the popular music group Ketsumeishi, known for hits like “Sakura” and “Natsu no Omoide,” was released in 2010 as their 18th single.

It was used as the theme song for the drama “Hagane no Onna.” The straightforward lyrics cheering on your friends are heartwarming.

They make you feel you’re not alone.

Of course, it’s great to listen to yourself, but it also makes a wonderful song to give to a friend.

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