Children’s Songs and Popular Hits Ranking by Western Female Singers [2026]

All I Want For Christmas Is YouMariah Carey15rank/position

[Christmas ★ Easy Choreography] All I Want For Christmas Is You / Mariah Carey [Christmas party, kindergarten, nursery school, elementary school, junior high school, easy dance]

A Christmas song that both adults and children know and that I’d like to introduce is “All I Want for Christmas Is You.” It’s one of Mariah Carey’s signature songs, and in Japan it’s also widely known by its Japanese title, “Koibitotachi no Christmas” (Lovers’ Christmas).

Since it has an up-tempo rhythm, I think keeping the choreography as simple as possible will make it easier to remember.

By the way, this song has also been covered by artists like Kōmi Hirose and Justin Bieber.

Be sure to look for your favorite version.

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SOSRihanna16rank/position

Rihanna – SOS | SUN-J choreography

This is a song released in 2006 by Rihanna, the songstress from Barbados.

Many people were captivated by the youthful freshness in her sexy vocals when she was still in her late teens, and it’s known in Japan as one of her signature tracks.

With its catchy melody, this dance-pop song makes it easy for even children to groove to the rhythm and tempo.

augustTaylor Swift17rank/position

Taylor Swift – august (Official Lyric Video)

Characterized by lyrics that capture the bittersweetness of summer love and a dreamy melody.

It’s included on the album “folklore,” released in July 2020.

As one of Taylor Swift’s three-song suite depicting an imagined love triangle, it was praised as a breakthrough in her songwriting.

The song’s tone, which evokes the pain of heartbreak and the fleeting nature of youth, has inspired a TikTok trend where mothers film videos from their perspective while twirling with a baby in their arms.

It’s a perfect pick for anyone who wants to preserve precious memories.

Give it a try on TikTok!

Bibbidi-Bobbidi-BooVerna Felton18rank/position

Disney Music Showcase / Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo | Disney+

The perfect song for cooling down after a sports day, where the entire student body comes together and gives their all, is “Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo.” Created for the film Cinderella, which was based on Charles Perrault’s fairy tale, it was performed by Verna Felton, who voiced the Fairy Godmother.

With its magical theme, the song unfolds with unique lyrics and a classical melodic line.

It’s also a great idea to split the crowd into singing and dancing parts to liven up the venue.

Soothe everyone’s post-sports-day fatigue with a Disney song that’s sure to put a smile on every face.

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Take Me Home, Country RoadsOribia Nyūton=Jon19rank/position

H264_ Country Road TAKE ME HOME, COUNTRY ROADS / Olivia Newton-John

Take Me Home, Country Roads, released by John Denver in 1971.

It’s featured in this work as an insert song.

The original is sung by John Denver, and Olivia Newton-John is a cover artist.

In the film, Shizuku works on the Japanese lyrics for this song, right? The ending theme sung by Youko Honna, who plays Shizuku, is famous as well, so be sure to give that a listen too!

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Chim Chim Cher-eeJulie Andrews20rank/position

Original Soundtrack Recording: The film “Mary Poppins” — Chim Chim Cher-ee

Chim Chim Cher-ee was written and composed by the Sherman Brothers, who created numerous Disney songs.

It’s the piece featured in the 1964 film Mary Poppins.

Characterized by a beautiful melody set to a lively triple meter reminiscent of a waltz, it’s recommended for those who want to dance with a graceful, classical style.

It’s a perfect Disney song for sports days and recreational events that bring together people of all ages.

Give it a try—you’ll find it’s a tune that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly new to dance to.

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