Recommended for elementary school kids! Uplifting songs. Popular songs among children.
A big collection of energizing songs recommended for elementary school kids!
From popular hits and trending tracks to anime songs and timeless classics, we’ve selected songs that elementary schoolers can listen to and relate to!
When you’re thinking, “I want to try harder with studying or lessons!” or “I had a fight with a friend but don’t have the courage to apologize,” why not try listening to some uplifting music?
Elementary school kids worry about a lot of things and sometimes feel down, too.
When you’re feeling low, it’s easy to think negatively, but listening to bright, positive songs might help lift your spirits and make you feel more optimistic.
We’ve gathered cheerful, encouraging songs that support the worries of elementary school children and give them energy—so be sure to give them a listen!
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Recommended for elementary school students! Uplifting songs. Popular songs among children (41–50)
rainbowFischer’s

Fischer’s, a YouTuber group hugely popular among elementary, middle, and high school students.
Their song “Niji” (Rainbow) is a friendship anthem that evokes the precious bond of Fischer’s, whose closeness really shines through.
Our personalities are totally different, our tastes don’t match—but when we’re together, it’s more fun than being with anyone else! Don’t you have friends or teammates like that too? Be sure to listen to this song with your closest group.
It’ll surely strengthen your bond! And if you’ve had a fight with a friend, listening to this song while thinking about them might just make you want to make up.
Recommended for elementary school kids! Uplifting songs. Popular songs among children (51–60)
paprikaYonezu Kenshi
Paprika is a song written, composed, and arranged by Kenshi Yonezu, the celebrated singer-songwriter known for the hit Lemon.
It spread as the NHK 2020 Cheer Song, and various versions have been released on NHK’s children’s programs, making it a hugely popular dance number among kids right now! The gentle lyrics, filled with dreams and hope, will lift your spirits when you’re feeling down.
If you dance while listening, you’ll feel even more joyful! If you’re looking for a soothing, uplifting song, be sure to give it a listen.
YesterdayOfisharu Higedan Dism

This song became the theme for the film HELLO WORLD.
With “don’t give up” and “believe in yourself” as its key phrases, it’s a track that can lift you up even when you’re feeling down after a setback! Looking at the lyrics, you can tell it’s a love song, but if you replace “love” with a place you long for, it feels like it’ll push you forward when you want to work hard at studying or sports.
If you’re hurt by heartless words around you like “You can’t do it” or “Why don’t you just give up?”, try listening to this song!
About meMrs. GREEN APPLE

A masterful song by Mrs.
GREEN APPLE that captivates with its grand rock ballad sound and heartfelt lyrics.
It gently asks what it means to live true to yourself, and how your own existence becomes visible through differences with others.
Its warm perspective resonates deeply, standing by those who, despite anxiety and loneliness, strive to move forward step by step.
Released in January 2019, it stirred the hearts of many as the support song for the 97th All Japan High School Soccer Tournament.
From November 2022, an orchestral arrangement was also featured in Otsuka Pharmaceutical’s CalorieMate “Support for Exam Takers” commercial series, showcasing a new charm.
It’s a song you’ll want to listen to when you stand at a crossroads in life, when you feel you might lose your way, or when you want to encourage someone dear to you.
MiracleGReeeeN

In elementary school, students change classes over six years and interact with many friends.
Through that, they deepen their bonds with their peers, and the presence of those friends gives them strength.
A popular song that celebrates such bonds is GReeeeN’s “Kizuna.” It was the theme song for the TV drama ROOKIES, which is about high school baseball, and the song is popular along with the show.
Because it sings about the joy of meeting friends whose mere presence makes you feel happy, it’s a perfect song for students from elementary through high school.
IdeaHoshino Gen

A classic feel-good song for elementary school kids: Gen Hoshino’s “Idea”! This track was the theme song for the 2018 NHK morning drama series “Half, Blue.” Like Hoshino’s hit “Koi,” it has a bright, light rhythm that feels great and makes you want to start dancing.
It may be almost too standard for elementary schoolers, but it’s perfect when you want to boost your energy! It’s an uplifting anthem that makes you feel like you can handle even difficult things, so it’s highly recommended when you want to face challenges!
That gentle girlsupittsu

“Yasashii Ano Ko” is Spitz’s 42nd single, released in 2019.
It was also chosen as the theme song for the NHK morning drama series Natsuzora, set in Hokkaido.
The lyrics include Ainu words, the language of the indigenous Ainu people of Hokkaido.
The song blends the expansiveness of the open sky with the warmth of sunshine, creating a very gentle impression.
Coupled with Masamune Kusano’s vocals, its tenderness is further enhanced.
It’s a song I especially recommend to elementary school children, who often find themselves playing in the great outdoors.




