[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 uplifted with spring songs! A collection of classic spring tunes you'll want to sing (21–30)
Time capsuleRinu

I never expected the vibe to change so much partway through.
“Time Capsule,” sung by Rinu, a member of Strawberry Prince (StPri), is, true to its title, a song that cries out messages to be sent years or even decades into the future.
Just when you think it’s going to be a gentle ballad, it builds into something incredibly exciting, resulting in a track that’s mellow yet deeply memorable.
It’s the kind of song that wipes away the anxiety of being separated from close friends when moving on to junior high school and the like—I hope you’ll listen to it together and deepen your friendship.
cherry blossomDA PUMP

For elementary school kids who love dancing energetically to dance music, we recommend “Sakura.” It was released in 2019 by DA PUMP, known for hits like “U.S.A.,” and was chosen as the opening theme for TBS’s CDTV in February and March 2019.
Its pop melody with a traditional Japanese flair and the fun dance choreography are irresistibly catchy.
It’s a song we’d love kids who usually listen to upbeat K-pop to try.
This spring song, themed around cherry blossoms, also lets you feel the beauty of the Japanese language.
[For Elementary Schoolers] Feel the Spring Vibes with Songs! A Collection of Classic Spring Tunes You'll Want to Sing (31–40)
RPGSEKAINOWARI

The rock band SEKAI NO OWARI.
Among their songs, RPG gives a particularly pop impression.
That’s because it was written specifically for the film Crayon Shin-chan: Very Tasty! B-Class Gourmet Survival!!.
As such, the lyrics were crafted with the movie’s theme in mind, focusing on friendship and bonds.
With its refreshingly bright sound, it’s perfect as background music for recreational activities or events.
Another point is the title uses the familiar phrase “RPG,” which even elementary schoolers recognize.
Song of SpringFujihara Sakura

This is a captivating song with a melody that evokes the gentle warmth of spring sunlight and a smoky vocal that nestles close to the heart.
Though it carries the anxiety of an unseen tomorrow, its lyrics encourage taking a strong first step forward—sure to gently support graduates setting off into new environments.
Included on a single released in March 2017 and chosen as the theme song for the latter part of the film March Comes in Like a Lion, the piece moved many to tears in theaters.
It’s also featured on the album PLAY, where Spitz’s original classic is reinterpreted with Sakura Fujiwara’s uniquely warm expression.
Because it overlaps with the image of children overcoming the sadness of parting and taking flight with hope, it’s perfect for scenes where you want to create a moving graduation ceremony.
SenbonzakuraHatsune Miku

Vocaloid has become indispensable when talking about hit songs.
Released by Kurousa-P in 2011, Senbonzakura is a rock number that brought Vocaloid into the spotlight.
Its intense synth tones and band sound leave a strong impression, and the lyrics evoke a sense of nostalgia and traditional Japanese aesthetics.
In today’s world, where trends emerge from TikTok and YouTube, many elementary school students probably like Vocaloid as well.
Give this spring song a listen—rooted in the Vocaloid scene and themed around cherry blossoms, it can be considered an origin point of the genre.
Promise of SunflowersHata Motohiro

Many of today’s youth trends are driven by anime songs and tracks that spread on social media.
“Himawari no Yakusoku” is a ballad I’d recommend to elementary school kids who love anime.
It’s a song by singer-songwriter Motohiro Hata, released in 2014, and it was chosen as the theme song for the movie STAND BY ME Doraemon.
Its warm lyrics, which align with the film’s worldview, have surely moved some listeners to tears.
Gentle arpeggios on acoustic guitar blend with his soft vocals.
Give this springtime song a listen—it might make you want to see your friends and teachers.
365 Days’ Paper AirplaneAKB48

“365 Nichi no Kamihikōki” (Paper Airplane of 365 Days) is perfect for group singing.
This song was created by AKB48 as the theme for the NHK morning drama series “Asa ga Kita.” Perhaps for that reason, it’s a ballad set to a simple, folk-like sound.
Another charm is its beautiful lyrics about life.
Incidentally, it was even included in a music textbook at one point.
In any case, it’s very easy to sing, making it an ideal choice for karaoke.


