Funny and laugh-out-loud songs recommended for elementary school kids

Bean Squadron Bibin-Biinokaasan to issho

Bean Squadron Bibin Bean / The Beans’ Sharp Dance! A popular song from Okaasan to Issho COVER: Otousan to Issho · Yoko Ueno

The “Bean Rangers” are doing their best to become worthy side dishes for a bowl of rice.

It’s a song that plays on “Okaasan to Issho” and has been getting a lot of attention.

The lyrics, in which the singing big brother and big sister, as well as the exercise big brother and big sister, each become bean warriors and talk about their dreams, have an indescribable, charming flavor.

I don’t want to get out of my futon.Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai

Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai 'I Don’t Want to Get Out of the Futon'

This is a song by Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai that portrays a morning scene everyone has experienced at least once: not wanting to get out of bed.

You might expect a laid-back, cute penguin song, but it alternates between intense and relaxed, revealing the inner struggle over whether to leave the futon or stay under the covers.

Love-Struck Pot MagistrateOtoppe Kashō-bu

[Official Dance MV] “Otoppe” Character Song: “Koisuru Nabe Bugyō” Full Ver.

Koisure Nabe Bugyo,” a song featured in the children’s program Otoppe currently airing on NHK E-Tele.

The cute lyrics evoke the scene of sharing a hot pot with someone you like.

Don’t miss the Otoppe characters’ dance, too.

It’s simple, so you can learn it right away.

Kinta’s Great Adventuretsuboi norio sensei

Noriyou Tsuboi-sensei's revised 'Kinta's Great Adventure'

Some of you might recognize it just from the title “Kinta’s Great Adventure.” It’s a song with dirty jokes in the lyrics.

It chronicles the brave adventures of Kinta as he tries to rescue a princess.

The laid-back animation will make you laugh.

Mr.

Norio Tsuboi is an impressive figure—both a radio personality and a company president.

Do that again and I’ll hit you.toripuru faiyā

Triple Fire—do that again and I’ll hit you.

A three-piece rock band formed by members who met in Waseda University’s music club.

The title sounds like something an elementary school kid would say all the time.

The lyrics take a bold stance—not because they really intend to do it, but so they won’t look like cowards.

Member Yasunao Yoshida appeared on the TV show Tamori Club, boosting their popularity.

Run, Makibao!F Map

Makibaō Opening Theme

The opening theme song of the anime Midori no Makibaō, which aired for a little over a year starting in March 1996.

It tells the story of Makibaō, whose appearance is far from that of a racehorse, growing together with his partner, a mouse named Chūbei.

The lyrics, packed with comedic elements, were also very popular.

Abracadabra spellchibi maruko-chan (TARAKO) with baku-chū mondai (bakushō mondai)

Abracadabra spell

A song that set the longest record on Chibi Maruko-chan, being used as the ending theme for about eight years.

Surprisingly, it was composed by Mayo Okamoto, and the dance that plays during the ending was choreographed by Papaya Suzuki.

Its catchy, upbeat tune is very popular.