[Elementary School Chorus Songs] A comprehensive showcase from moving masterpieces to the latest hit tunes!

See?Matsushita Kou

“See?” Hata Boys & Girls Choir “Horane”

A heartwarming song that celebrates the importance of human connection.

Born from a project following the Great East Japan Earthquake, this piece delivers the message “You are not alone” with a bright, conversational tone.

Released in 2011, it has been cherished by many choirs.

With the power to unite people’s hearts through music, it’s perfect for school events and choral competitions.

Highly recommended for those striving to overcome difficult times or wishing to strengthen bonds with their friends.

Flower of ThanksSakushi Sakkyoku: Sakata Osamu

[Chorus] The Flower of Thanks — Arranged by Osamu Sakata and Mariko Endo

This heartwarming piece was released in September 2009 as the “Song of the Month” on NHK’s children’s program Okaasan to Issho.

Created by Osamu Sakata, it expresses gratitude by likening it to flowers, gently portraying the feelings of thankfulness that emerge in everyday life.

Its simple, approachable melody naturally resonates with children, fostering a bright and positive outlook.

It’s a perfect song to be performed with children’s pure voices at memorable occasions such as kindergarten and school graduation ceremonies.

Cheer of StarlightGReeeeN

An Encouragement from the Starlight / GReeeeN [Mixed 3-Part Choir]

A song beloved by many as the theme for NHK’s morning drama series “Yell.” Its warm melody—born from the fusion of a grand piano tone, string arrangements, and rich harmonies—and its lyrics, which speak to the preciousness of life and the depth of friendship, resonate deeply.

Released in June 2020 as GReeeeN’s 34th single, the track offered support during the harsh days of the COVID-19 pandemic, becoming a message of encouragement that reached far and wide, helping people find light even in the darkness.

Performed in concerts or choirs, it can help an entire audience share the importance of supporting one another.

Kitearashi

Kaito/Arashi [Eimei High School Choir Club]

A song with lyrics that resonate deeply and a beautiful melody.

It carries a powerful drive to move toward dreams and hopes, along with a warmth that conveys connections with family and those around you.

Conceived as NHK’s theme song for 2020, it was released in November 2020 as Arashi’s 58th single.

It debuted at No.

1 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart with first-week sales of 911,000 copies.

Its cumulative sales later reached 1,117,000 copies, marking Arashi’s first million-selling single.

It’s a perfect track for graduation season or new beginnings.

It’s also recommended for those chasing their dreams or when you want to express feelings for someone important.

Earth Star Song ~For Smiles~Sakushi sakkyoku: Mimasu

Chorus: “Earth Star Song ~For Smiles~” with Lyrics / Tokyo Inagi Children’s Choir #Let’sSingTogether

This choral piece was born from the awe of a round-the-world journey, unfolding on a grand scale that seems to embrace both the cosmos and the Earth.

The brilliance of rainbows and starry skies that Mimasu witnessed in various countries is beautifully expressed through a melody that shifts from minor to major.

Following “COSMOS,” which was adopted as the theme song for Star Week supported by the Ministry of Education and the National Astronomical Observatory, this work has become another signature piece, beloved by elementary schools and choirs across Japan.

The pure voices of children singing of the universe, the Earth, and peace will gently illuminate our hopes for the future.

BELIEVESugimoto Ryuichi

[Choral Song] Believe — Tokyo Tama Boys and Girls Choir

It’s a classic song for elementary school choirs.

Haven’t you sung it at least once? It was also used as the third ending theme for the NHK program “Ikimono Chikyū Kikō” (A Journey into the Life on Earth).

With its moral-themed lyrics, it’s easy for children to understand.

The song conveys hope for the future and the importance of friends, and it’s sung at many schools.

Some even sing it at graduation ceremonies.

Family of the EarthSakushi: Ishihara Kazuki / Sakkyoku: Ota Sakurako

The Earth's Family (Two-Part Chorus)

A choral piece where a grand message and delicate timbres resonate together.

Set to a melody that is gentle yet powerful, it tenderly portrays the bond between people and nature.

Published by Pana Musica in March 2012, this work has since become a staple performed at school choir competitions and cultural festivals.

In an era of growing awareness of environmental issues and peace, it’s a wonderful song that lets singers feel the preciousness of life as their voices unite.

By not only singing but also taking time to reflect together on the lyrics, the choir can achieve even greater depth.