[For Elementary School Students] Feel the Spring Vibes with Songs! A Collection of Classic Spring Tunes You'll Want to Sing
Spring is a season when our hearts flutter with excitement and race with anticipation for new classes.
For elementary school students, spring is also a time when special memories are easily made—like starting school, graduating, moving up a grade, and meeting new friends.
Spring songs are the perfect companions for these spring feelings.
In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of spring songs recommended for elementary school students.
We’ve gathered music that colors the scenery and emotions of spring, including tunes you often hear on TV and social media.
Be sure to find your favorite song!
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[For Elementary School Students] Feel the Spring Vibes with Songs! A Collection of Spring Classics You'll Want to Sing (61–70)
Cherry Blossom ForestHoshino Gen

While actively working as an actor, Gen Hoshino is also making great strides as a musician.
His stylish sound, heavily influenced by Western music, along with his gentle lyrics and vocals, is truly captivating.
“Sakura no Mori,” released in 2014, is a song that lets you quietly celebrate the arrival of spring.
The funky band sound, so characteristic of Hoshino, reveals his meticulous attention to sonic detail.
The lyrics, simple like a children’s song, are pleasantly soothing to the ear.
The melody is also straightforward and easy to sing, making it a perfect spring song for elementary school students to perform!
OrangeSPYAIR

A bittersweet anthem of youth by SPYAIR, released in February 2024 as the theme song for the film Haikyu!! The Dumpster Battle, which poignantly portrays sweet-and-sour coming-of-age moments.
With fresh, vibrant vocals and an energetic band sound, the song captures the hearts of young people where hope and anxiety intertwine, conveying a strong resolve to keep moving forward even as they reluctantly part from friends.
Its refreshing yet heartrending melody and empowering message that points toward the future make it perfect for spring—the season of new beginnings like moving up a grade or graduation.
It’s a song that gently gives a push to everyone setting out on a new path with memories of cherished friends close to their hearts.
Philadelphia fleabaneYOASOBI

YOASOBI’s song “Halzion” was inspired by the novel “Soredemo, Happy End,” and portrays the comeback of a protagonist struggling with the gap between ideals and reality after graduating from art school.
Released in May 2020 and featured across various media, the track is a moving number that sings of the strength to look forward and the resolve not to give up, while reflecting on lost dreams and past love.
Its melody and lyrics evoke springtime scenes of the past, overlapping with the hope for a new season.
It’s perfect for elementary school children to enjoy during the exhilarating days of spring, and it will surely give them the courage to take a new step forward.
Go, Sakura! / Cheer up, Sakura!THE SUPER FRUIT

THE SUPER FRUIT’s song is a heartwarming anthem that heralds the arrival of spring.
It carries a message for those graduating or standing at a new starting line, allowing listeners to overlay it with their own stories.
Released in March 2023, the track was also used as the ending theme for the music variety show “Buzz Rhythm 02.” Its simple choreography has made it popular among fans, and the soaring chorus captures the lively spirit of spring.
Perfect for the season of March, it inspires visions of a bright future and gives a strong push to take that first step.
Take a pictureNiziU

NiziU is a girls’ group supported by a wide range of generations.
One of their songs themed around memories is “Take a picture.” It was featured in a Coca-Cola commercial, and the dance that uses photo-taking motions as a motif also became a hot topic.
Just listening to it gives you energy, but trying the dance and having fun together is great too.
Also, don’t miss the exciting music video set in an amusement park.
The One and Only Flower in the WorldSMAP

SMAP, the nationally beloved male idol group that disbanded despite widespread regret, released “Sekai ni Hitotsu Dake no Hana” in 2003, a song that remains cherished by many as one of their signature tracks.
Why is this song so loved? Because its message resonates deeply with people.
Rather than striving to be number one, it emphasizes valuing each person’s individuality.
Don’t compare yourself to others—take pride in what only you can do!
Fluttering Cherry BlossomSnow Man

If you like songs with a cool vibe, I also recommend “Hirari to Sakura.” This track was created by the idol group Snow Man for Takizawa Kabuki ZERO 2020 The Movie.
While it features synthesizers, it’s finished with a Japanese-style flair.
Combined with powerful vocals, it leaves a stylish impression.
Be sure to watch it together with the music video released on YouTube—you’ll see how well the song matches the world of kabuki.


