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[For Seniors] September Song Special: Introducing Nostalgic Classics and Children’s Songs that Evoke Autumn

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When it comes to pleasures that brighten the long autumn nights, few things beat the moments when everyone hums along together.

September is the perfect time to enjoy seasonal songs with older adults.

From numbers with moving, memorable lyrics to rhythmic tunes you can clap along to, we’re introducing songs that help create a warm atmosphere.

You might even find yourselves reminiscing and sharing fond memories with friends around you.

Ranging from children’s songs to classic Showa-era hits, these are all familiar tunes for seniors, sure to bring out natural smiles and a wonderful time.

[For Seniors] September Song Collection: Introducing Nostalgic Classics and Children’s Songs That Evoke Autumn (41–50)

Under the big chestnut treeSakushi: Sakata Hiroo/Sakkyoku: Gaikoku Kyoku

Under the Big Chestnut Tree (Cover)

Under the big chestnut treeSakushi: Sakata Hiroo/Sakkyoku: Gaikoku Kyoku

Beloved as a classic children’s song, this piece features warm lyrics that depict the fun of playing under a chestnut tree.

Its simple melody and words make it easy for older adults to remember, and it can also be enjoyed as a hand-play song.

Although it originated overseas, it is said to have been introduced to Japan after the war.

Even now, it’s a staple often sung in nursery schools and kindergartens.

Through the song, you can feel the seasons and find an opportunity to reminisce about old memories.

Clapping along is also recommended.

Singing together helps create a cheerful atmosphere.

Be sure to sing it with older adults and enjoy a moment full of smiles.

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In conclusion

Children’s songs and classic tunes from the Showa era that linger in our hearts are precious treasures we can share with older adults.

As you feel the season of September, why not let yourself be carried by those nostalgic melodies? If you clap along or move your body as you enjoy the music, it will naturally become a warm, smile-filled time.

In the conversations and reminiscences that arise through singing, you’re sure to discover something new.