Listening will surely fill you with courage! Cheer songs released in the Reiwa era
When you’re pursuing your dreams or goals, or when a challenge stands in your way, you want the courage to face it, don’t you?
It’s best if you can talk to trusted family or friends and get their encouragement, but everyone faces moments when they have to stand up to things alone.
At times like that, you may want something to support your heart and give you a gentle push forward.
So this time, we’re introducing the latest cheer-up songs released in the Reiwa era!
From tracks that fire you up to songs that offer gentle companionship, we’ve compiled a wide range—so please find the ones that resonate with you!
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Listening will surely fill you with courage! Cheer songs released in the Reiwa era (51–60)
Live, brilliantlyikimonogakari
This is a new song written by Ikimonogakari as the opening theme for the sixth season of the anime Kingdom.
It will be released digitally in October 2025, followed by a CD single in December.
The expansive sound arrangement, which complements the grand worldview of the anime set in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, and the lyrics that celebrate living earnestly, are deeply moving.
When you want to charge toward your dreams and goals, this song is sure to give you strength.
Super the worst.Jenīhai
This is the song that was created as the theme for the drama “Iciko Is Completely Cornered and Has No Choice but to Become a Charisma.” Responding to producer MEGUMI’s request for a punk style, Enon Kawatani himself has said that he wrote the track using power chords for the first time in a while.
With that background, it’s said to be the most intense sound in the band’s history.
The song depicts a defiant cry from the soul and a will to turn the worst situation into the best future—a spirit of retaliation that gives courage to listeners.
Released in November 2022, it was also included on the album “Jenny Classic.” It’s a fight song for when you want to prove someone wrong or need the energy to take that one last step.
Chase the ShineSPYAIR
SPYAIR’s “Chase the Shine,” released in 2025, is a track that exudes the momentum of charging straight toward the goal.
It opens with a section centered on electric guitar and vocals, then gradually builds toward the chorus, conveying a sense of power being unleashed.
The lyrics depict steadily working toward the finish line and the determination to run through, giving listeners a strong push forward.
The song was also used in a boat racing commercial, effectively highlighting the energy and strength of the visuals.
skyBE:FIRST
This is a heartwarming cheer song by BE:FIRST that drew attention as their first venture into choral music.
The piece was created as the set piece for the Junior High School division of the 92nd NHK All-Japan School Chorus Competition, to be held in 2025.
Produced by SKY-HI, its lyrics gently speak to the hearts of those in a sensitive stage of life, saying “It’s okay,” and are filled with a kindness that fosters self-affirmation.
When you’re lacking confidence and feeling lonely, listening to it will clear your heart like the sky after the rain.
It’s the perfect song for anyone who needs the courage to take one more step.
Listening will surely fill you with courage! Cheer songs released in the Reiwa era (61–70)
Kaiju no Hanabuta (Monster’s Flower Song)Vaundy
This signature song by Vaundy captivates listeners instantly with its catchy melody and exhilarating rock sound.
While it sings of farewells to loved ones and nostalgia for days gone by, it’s also brimming with a powerful energy that looks toward the future.
Released in May 2020, the track was included on the album “strobo” and was also featured in a Maruha Nichiro commercial.
Following Vaundy’s performance at the Kohaku Uta Gassen at the end of 2022, it became beloved by even more people.
This uplifting track is perfect for drives or getting together with friends.
Be sure to give it a listen when you want everyone to sing along and get excited.
universal gravitationFukuyama Masaharu
Released digitally in September 2025, “Universal Gravitation” was written as the theme song for the Nippon TV information program DayDay.
The song explores the idea that even when we feel lonely amid the bustle of the city, people are drawn to each other by an invisible force.
Its lyrics contrast a heart bewildered by the buildings’ scattered reflections with stars that, though unseen, are undeniably there—gently revealing the warm connections hidden in everyday life.
It’s a supportive anthem that stays by your side during the busy morning rush and lifts you into a positive mood.
Let’s dream!rasonburu
Rasomble’s “Let’s Dream!” is set for release in 2025, a track that feels like a full-throttle expression of positive emotions.
The lively band sound layered with airy vocals clearly conveys an uplifting, bright spirit.
The lyrics depict looking back on memories and pushing forward past denial and setbacks, giving a strong, driving impression.
It’s also featured in a Shimamura commercial and tied in with the show “Kyo, Suki ni Narimashita.” Altogether, it captures youth in a straightforward, heartfelt way.