Recommended Japanese pop songs for elementary school students to sing at karaoke
Don’t you often go to karaoke with the whole family?
Here are some recommended Japanese karaoke songs for elementary school kids for those times!
From popular anime theme songs to the viral PPAP and even tracks by Sandaime J Soul Brothers (lol).
They might be perfect for when you want to have fun together with your kids.
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Recommended Japanese pop songs for elementary school students to sing at karaoke (31–40)
Limit-Break x SurvivorHikawa Kiyoshi

It’s the theme song for the TV anime series Dragon Ball Super, based on the globally popular manga Dragon Ball.
This stylish, up-tempo track, which even features English lyrics, is sung by none other than the popular enka singer Kiyoshi Hikawa.
YouTube theme songHIKAKIN & SEIKIN

A YouTube theme song by the hugely popular YouTubers among kids, Hikakin & Seikin.
Since Hikakin is good at beatboxing, you might expect a difficult song, but the track is actually very easy to sing for everyone from kids to adults.
The part with the phrase “YouTube!” is sure to get everyone excited and singing along.
loveHoshino Gen

I imagine there are plenty of elementary school students who can do the Koi Dance.
Since there are no English lyrics and the melody is easy to sing, I think it’s a great song for elementary school kids to perform.
It would also be fun and exciting for everyone to dance the Koi Dance together.
Let It Go ~As I Am~Ana to Yuki no Joou

From the Disney film Frozen, which took the world by storm, the song “Let It Go” also became hugely popular.
Many of you have probably heard lots of kids singing it.
While faithfully expressing the world of the movie, it’s simply a catchy, great song in its own right, so for a time everyone was singing it.
Helloyama × bocchiboromaru

A perfect song for elementary school kids who want to liven up karaoke is “Hello,” sung by yama and Bocchi Boromaru.
This track is also known as an opening theme for Pokémon, featuring upbeat, positive lyrics and a catchy melody.
While reflecting the anime’s themes of adventure and the importance of friendship, it encourages and gently supports kids who are working hard toward their studies and dreams.
Since it’s a duet, the appeal is that you can sing it with a friend.
The rhythm is a bit fast, but ride the momentum and sing it with confidence!
Recommended Japanese pop songs for elementary school students to sing at karaoke (41–50)
Yo-kai Exercise No. 1

I think many lower-grade children know the song from watching the anime.
There’s no English or difficult phrases, and it has a dance, so it’s the kind of track that kids can enjoy together at karaoke and that the whole family can get excited about.
It’s nice that adults know it too.
To the Sun in the Palm of Your Hand

Many adults likely learned this song in music class long ago.
It was created in 1961 as a piece to be played in a segment of a television program.
Though it’s a cheerful children’s song, it carries a profound message: even the smallest creatures have life.
The lyrics were written by Takashi Yanase, the creator of Anpanman.


