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Japanese songs that boost your motivation to study: uplifting tracks to enhance focus and drive

Many people may find it hard to concentrate while studying for exams or certifications and juggling daily assignments.

In times like these, music that helps switch your mood can be a reliable ally.

J-POP offers plenty of tracks that instantly boost motivation or have a tempo that makes work flow more smoothly.

In this article, we’ll introduce J-POP songs that are perfect companions for studying.

Use them in a variety of situations—when you want to raise your motivation or power through long study sessions!

Japanese songs that boost your study motivation: energizing anthems to improve focus and drive (91–100)

room for growthCreepy Nuts

[MV] Creepy Nuts – Nobishiro (Room to Grow)
room for growthCreepy Nuts

Creepy Nuts’ “Nobishiro” is the perfect hype song to boost your motivation to study.

During tough exam prep or certification study, you may hit walls, but the song gives you the courage to see those very walls as triggers for growth.

They’re in high demand on TV as well, and the duo of MC R-Shitei and DJ Matsunaga influences many people with the messages in their rap and lyrics.

“Nobishiro” is a beacon of hope for students feeling their way through the dark.

If you listen to it during study breaks, it will give you the strength to take the next step.

Myself ROCKONE OK ROCK

ONE OK ROCK has now become an artist with global influence.

Their 2010 track “Jibun ROCK” remains a steadfast favorite.

Listening to this song is incredibly cathartic—it’s a powerful track that blows away stress.

When you absolutely have to focus, like during exam prep or right before a test, listening to this song before sitting down at your desk flips the switch for concentration.

Let “Jibun ROCK,” a song that boosts your motivation, help you give it your best in your own way!

Never, everONE OK ROCK

ONE OK ROCK – Diligently ~Yume Yume~ (Diligently ~Yume Yume~ live)
Never, everONE OK ROCK

A power rock band that’s also active overseas, ONE OK ROCK released this song as their second single in 2007.

Its sharp guitar cutting and powerful drum phrases are striking, and the openness of the chorus is irresistible—it’s just too cool.

The lyrics sing of a determination to keep moving toward your dreams no matter what anyone says, and listening to it fills you with courage.

Give it a listen when you want to get in the mood to hit the books!

Blue Springback number

back number – Aoi Haru (full)
Blue Springback number

The rock ballads woven by back number are filled with dramatic, sentimental charm.

They beautifully portray the fragility of youth and the pains of growing up, resonating deeply with many listeners.

This work is a single released in November 2012 and was used as the theme song for the drama “High School Entrance Exam.” Its up-tempo melody and heartrending lyrics are striking, vividly expressing the conflicts and regrets of adolescence, as well as hope for the future.

It also serves perfectly as a pep song that gives a push to those working hard at their studies or jobs.

For students dedicated to studying, the lyrics will hit home—and in tough times, why not listen to this track and find the courage to look ahead?

Don’t give up on your dreamsOkamura Takako

Don't Give Up on Your Dreams – Takako Okamura (Full)
Don't give up on your dreamsOkamura Takako

This song, with Takako Okamura’s clear, translucent voice, is soothing.

It’s famous as a straightforward cheer song.

The gentle melody and soft dynamics, combined with a skip-like rhythm, make it a wonderful piece.

It’s a song you’ll want to listen to when studying for important exams or certifications.

Recommended for anyone striving toward their dreams.

Re equation10-FEET

10-FEET – Re-Equation (Theme song for the TBS Friday drama “Fermat’s Cooking”)
Re equation10-FEET

How about putting 10-FEET’s “Re-Houteishiki” on repeat when you want to focus on studying or take a refreshing break? The song served as the theme for the TBS drama “Fermat no Ryori,” and its dynamic sound stirs listeners’ hearts.

Riding on TAKUMA’s powerful vocals, the driving melody boosts motivation and is perfect for a brief breather, too.

It’s also easy to sing along with the passionate band performance, which is a plus.

Try listening before a study session to raise your determination and get ready to tackle your learning.

SHAKESMAP

SMAP SHAKE 2013 FNS Music Festival
SHAKESMAP

Although they have disbanded, this is a song by SMAP that has moved people in Japan up to the present.

Its up-tempo, rhythmic style is sure to give you energy when you study.