Shimajiro songs: Popular tracks from the anime, movies, and concerts
Shimajiro, the beloved character from Benesse who’s super popular with kids!
He’s also a hit for helping children learn how to get along with friends and develop kindness.
Here, we introduce a variety of songs—from Shimajiro’s pop and cute tunes to moving ballads.
Sing fun songs and dance along with Shimajiro and friends, and let both adults and children enjoy a wonderful time together.
Through Shimajiro’s stories, we hope you savor those smile-filled moments!
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Shimajiro Songs: Popular tracks from the anime, movies, and concerts (21–30)
Song of the Leaves
A song for kids who don’t like brushing their teeth: “Ha no Uta” sung by Petrolleuse.
Set to a gentle, laid-back melody, it voices a cry—from the perspective of a tooth—warning that not brushing can lead to serious trouble! Lots of children probably struggle with brushing their teeth.
But if you don’t do it properly, just like the song says, you’ll get cavities; and once you do, your pearly whites can change to a completely different color—nothing but problems.
After you hear the tooth’s cry, you’ll surely feel, “I’ve got to brush properly!” Learn the importance of toothbrushing through the song, and let’s brush well so our teeth stay sparkling forever!
Miclock
“Microck,” the opening song for the music segment of the TV show Shimajiro no Wao!.
It’s an uplifting number with the theme of mustering your courage and setting off on an adventure into the microscopic world.
The video zooms in on the micro realm—from inchworms and pill bugs to cherry blossoms and even water fleas—making it especially recommended for children who love living creatures.
Delivering the rhythmic track with cool flair is Charan-Po-Rantan, a sister music duo known for their unique worldview.
The accordion sound that livens up the light, upbeat arrangement is wonderful, too!
Shimajiro Songs: Popular Tracks from the Anime, Movies, and Concerts (31–40)
Pizza with samba!
It’s a lively Latin music track with a samba rhythm that lifts your spirits and puts you in a positive mood.
The lyrics about making pizza are packed with elements kids love—first kneading the dough, then rolling it out, and topping it with sauce and cheese—so you can enjoy it like a fun parent-child cooking activity.
In the official video, Shimajiro and his parent dance an easy-to-copy routine that even little kids can imitate, so be sure to give it a try together!
I’ve grown up—I’m off!
This is a cheer song that gently sings, over a tender melody, the mix of excitement and anxiety children feel as they step into a new environment.
Produced by the Shimajiro Channel, well known from the early childhood program “Kodomo Challenge,” it vividly portrays the scene of starting preschool with shiny yellow school bags and brand-new uniforms.
It warmly expresses both a sense of self-affirmation—children feeling glad to have been born—and gratitude toward those who have supported them so far.
Popular not only for entrance ceremonies but also for practice during school events in early childhood settings, it’s a song that naturally invites children to sing together.
Sing it with your kids and make your send-off moment a cherished memory.
Sparkly Kingdom on the Cloudsshimajirou
With its bright, bouncy melody and captivating vocals, this song instantly captures children’s hearts.
Set in a mysterious world above the clouds, it’s packed with dreams and excitement, making any sports day dance program even more delightful.
It’s the theme song for the film “Shimajiro and the Prince of the Twinkling Kingdom,” released in March 2022, and it’s brimming with Shimajiro’s charming worldview.
The easy-to-learn choreography and upbeat, positive message resonate with children and energize the event.
The simple dance moves are designed so everyone can join in together.
It’s an exceptionally wonderful track that adds extra sparkle to the atmosphere of sports day.
HERO
HERO, sung by the hugely popular idol group Momoiro Clover Z under the name Momoclo-chan Z.
This song was chosen as the theme for the Shimajiro movie “Shimajiro and Ururu’s Hero Land,” in which the members of Momoclo also appeared as voice actors.
The lyrics express a desire to become a hero who can help others and bring smiles to their faces.
While Momoclo often performs intense dance tracks, this song features simple and cute choreography that’s easy for children to dance to.
Become Momoclo-chan Z with your friends and give the dance a try!
World Order
WORLD ORDER is known for its striking robot dance that even kids can’t help but watch with fascination.
It’s a song by the performance unit WORLD ORDER, which includes Genki Sudo, who was active as a martial artist.
In the music video produced as a collaboration with “Shimajiro no Waoh!,” Shimajiro also dons a cool suit and performs a robot dance.
The robot dance—and that highly impactful, mysterious way of walking—may all seem difficult, but many children will feel excited and want to give it a try! Be sure to practice hard and have fun.