[For Elementary School Students] Feel the Spring Vibes with Songs! A Collection of Classic Spring Tunes You'll Want to Sing

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[Official Music Video] Non – I’ll Stand to Face Spring

The spring-themed song crafted by Non is a work that offers hope and courage for the start of a new season.

It’s filled with the many feelings that come with the arrival of spring, and its lyrics leave a strong impression as if gently nudging listeners forward.

Released digitally in January 2025, this popular track had long been requested by fans to be officially recorded each time it was performed live.

In the music video, Non portrays a student band, capturing the sparkle of youth and lifting your spirits just by watching.

It’s a perfect song for anyone about to embark on a new chapter in life or looking to refresh their mindset.

cherry blossomKobukuro

Sakura – Kobukuro (Full)

Released in 2005 as their 12th single, this is a spring song that stands as one of Kobukuro’s signature tracks.

It’s said that after hearing them perform this song at a street live, the president of the agency they would later join decided to support the duo.

Their supple, beautiful vocals and melody touch listeners’ hearts.

The lyrics, which sing of the delicate strength of a single flower and the importance of each individual’s uniqueness, convey a vast, unforced love.

It’s a song you’ll want to send with a gentle push to the backs of children setting out on the road toward the future.

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Japanese bush warblerSakushi: Hayashi Ryūha / Sakkyoku: Inoue Takeshi

Uguisu (Japanese bush warbler) - Children's Song ♪ Spring Song ♪ With Dance Moves ♪

This children’s song weaves the beautiful chirping of the bush warbler, which heralds the arrival of spring, into a gentle melody and story.

Created by Yanagiha Hayashi and Takeshi Inoue, it tenderly portrays the bird perched on a plum branch announcing spring, as well as its descent from snow-laden mountains to the village, in a way that resonates with children.

Its calm triple meter and phrases that imitate the warbler’s call are distinctive, offering a cheerful, singable melody line that evokes the warmth of spring.

Beloved in schools and homes alike, it has also been covered by artists such as Saori Yuki and Shoko Yasuda.

It’s a perfect song to enjoy singing with children during spring, a season rich with opportunities to connect with nature.

Spring somewhereSakushi: Momota Sōji / Sakkyoku: Kusakawa Shin

Somewhere It's Spring (Children's Song / School Song)

A children’s song that delicately depicts a spring scene was published in March 1923 in the magazine Shogaku Danshi, created by Soji Momota (lyrics) and Shin Kusakawa (music).

It gently sings of sensing the invisible arrival of spring through the five senses—such as the skylark’s call, the sound of budding, and the feel of the east wind.

Selected as one of Japan’s 100 Best Songs, its calm melody that warms the heart with the coming of spring and its lyrics that let you feel the breath of nature make it perfect for easing nerves in a new environment or for savoring the changing of the seasons.

Sakura Clear SkiesYuuri

Sakura Clear Skies

A heartwarming song by Yuuri! It’s a moving piece that gently embraces the feelings of those reaching the milestone of graduation.

Gratitude to family, memories with friends, and both the hopes and anxieties for the future are expressed through a tender voice and beautiful melody.

Released in February 2021 as a digital-only single, the song is also included on the album “Ichi,” and it has resonated with many listeners.

It’s often used at graduation ceremonies and related events, making it a recommended listen for the spring season.

Give it a try when you want to reflect on memories or when you need the courage to take a new step forward.

Song of BeginningsOhashi Takuya

Takuya Ohashi – “Hajimari no Uta” Music Video: TAKUYA OHASHI – Hajimari no Uta Music Video

Let us introduce a perfect springtime cheer-up song for starting a new chapter: a track released in February 2008 as the solo debut of Takuya Ohashi from Sukima Switch.

Its lyrics, brimming with hope for the future and encouraging you to move forward while valuing your true self, paired with warm acoustic sounds, strike a chord.

It’s truly a song that gently nudges you to take that new first step.

The track was used as the campaign song for major distance-learning company U-Can and reached No.

3 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

The music video features actress Aoi Yoshikura, poignantly portraying a young person setting out on a new path.

It’s a must-listen for new employees and anyone facing changes such as entering a new school or switching careers.

Sakura RabbitKawasaki Takaya

Takanori Kawasaki - Sakura Usagi [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]

Here is a graduation song filled with bittersweet feelings, bathed in the gentle light of spring.

The melody woven by Takaya Kawasaki delicately conveys, with his tender vocals, the emotions of a protagonist who cannot express their feelings in a classroom where cherry blossoms dance in March.

The soft metaphor of likening a boy who can’t be honest about his feelings to a rabbit is especially striking.

Released in January 2021, this piece is also included on the album “Nukumori,” and it has soothed the hearts of many.

It’s a song you’ll want to play while driving through the city, carried by a fresh spring breeze.

Perfect for the graduation season, for moments of reminiscing about youth, or for warming thoughts of someone dear.