Vocaloid BGM for work: A collection of music that helps you focus on studying and working

Far Eastern RomanesqueHikutsu P

Far East Romanesque (feat. Kagamine Len)

The phrase “Japan’s 100 Scenic Views” is something you often hear, but I think many people don’t actually understand it in detail.

“Japan’s 100 Scenic Views” refers to a selection of 100 beautiful natural landscapes—scenic spots formed by nature.

Since there are as many as 100, they can be hard to remember, but listening to “Far East Romanesque” might help them sink in smoothly.

This is a song released by HikusP, and the lyrics are sprinkled with the names of those scenic sites.

With its Japanese-style sound, it really lets you feel the charm of Japan.

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sacred proclamationyumemita P

Seishiki Meisho / Hatsune Miku

There are lots of things we’ve seen before but don’t know the official names of, right? For example, that thing packaged with butter and jam that’s served with bread.

‘Seishiki Meisho’ is here to clear up those little everyday mysteries.

It’s a song by Vocaloid producer Yumemi Tapi that features lyrics introducing the official names of various things.

The way it then takes an unexpected turn is another highlight to listen for.

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All matters of love can be solved by geometric construction (construction)Ie no ura de manbō ga shinderu P

Proof That All Love Affairs Can Be Solved by Geometric Construction – Mambou Dying Behind My House P / Proof Geometric Construction Can Solve All Love Affairs

This is a song aimed at junior high school students who say, “We never use math in everyday life,” and it’s included on the album Learn Junior High School Math with Vocaloid.

The lyrics are full of punchy retorts, making them memorable, and the story structure is simpler than that of the other tracks on the album.

Senbonzakura Japanese History ver.Kurousa-P

Vocaloid Study Guide: Senbonzakura – Japanese History Version (Tried Singing) [Tsukiori Alice]

It’s no exaggeration to call “Senbonzakura” the quintessential Vocaloid song.

This arrangement turns it into a piece through which you can comprehensively learn Japanese history up to the present day.

It covers the key topics taught in junior high school, making it especially recommended for those who find history challenging.

Mathematics Sakurasatou avurōra

This is a parody of the famous Vocaloid song “Senbonzakura,” made for middle school students.

The lyrics incorporate widely used math terms like fractions and functions, so it’s recommended.

Since it’s a parody of “Senbonzakura,” it should be easy to listen to even for first-timers.