[Elementary School Students] Popular Japanese Music / J-POP Rankings [By Generation]
We present the latest top 100 ranking of popular Japanese songs and J-pop for elementary school students, all at once, ordered by most views!
From the newest tracks to timeless classics passed down from moms’ generation, our TV, radio, and cable playlists are updated every week.
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[Elementary School Students] Popular Japanese Music / J-POP Ranking [By Generation] (81–90)
Spring Dayaimyon81rank/position

If you’re an elementary school student who wants to sing karaoke but isn’t sure what to choose, Aimyon’s “Harunohi” is a perfect pick.
Released in 2019, this song is the theme for “Crayon Shin-chan: Honeymoon Hurricane ~The Lost Hiroshi~” and features a heartwarming melody.
With a simple 8-beat rhythm that’s easy to catch and a major-scale melody line that feels pleasantly nostalgic, it’s wonderfully easy to sing! It’s a song everyone can enjoy together, even for your first time at karaoke.
Sing it with all your wishes in mind!
swallowYOASOBI82rank/position
We live in a world that calls for diversity, and this YOASOBI track teaches us the essence of it.
Even though everyone thinks differently and lives in different environments, we all share the desire to live happily.
It expresses the theme of living together with a driving sound.
Released in October 2021 and used as the theme song for NHK’s children’s program “Hirogare! Irotoridori,” the song is also included on the album THE BOOK 2.
It’s a refreshing pop tune that brightens entrance ceremonies and gives first graders—whose hearts are full of both excitement and anxiety—the courage to head to school with energy.
Otherworldly Mixed Grand Ball (feat. Ghost)Hoshino Gen83rank/position

As a recommended summer song, I’d like to introduce “Isekai Kongo Dai Butokai (feat.
Obake)” by Gen Hoshino.
It’s the theme song for the film “Ghostbook: Obakezukan,” known for being fun to both sing and dance to.
The chorus’s “Obake Dance” is simple and cute, so both adults and children can enjoy it together.
The song’s distinctive rhythm is another charming highlight—you can clap and step along as you sing, making it perfect for enjoying hot summer days with family and friends.
Feel the rhythm with your whole body and get into the spirit of summer!
Zankyo SankaAimer84rank/position

Aimer’s songs, which sing of hope and courage with powerful, beautiful melodies, are perfect for dances where children move as one in body and spirit.
The lyrics, themed around the importance of bravely moving forward, and the bright, light rhythm leave a strong impression.
Released in December 2021, this track also gained popularity as a TV anime opening theme.
Its upbeat tempo and rhythmic development make it easy to dance to at school sports festivals, helping bring out children’s smiles and energy.
It’s also fun to get creative with choreography for each class or group.
Through the joy of dancing, it can be used to create lasting memories in children’s hearts.
DynamiteBTS85rank/position

If you’re looking for a summer song that parents and kids can enjoy together, I recommend Dynamite.
Released in 2020 by the world-renowned hip-hop group BTS, its disco-inspired sound with a touch of nostalgia will get your body moving.
The crisp flow over a light beat reminiscent of soul and funk is cool, and the dramatically unfolding melody will heighten the excitement for the arrival of summer vacation.
It’s a track perfect for family outings or for singing and dancing with friends.



