A perfect Vocaloid song for entrance ceremonies. For those who want to revel in their youth!
“What kind of school life is about to begin?” If you’re feeling excited—or a bit anxious—before the entrance ceremony, this is a must-read! In this article, we’ll introduce songs perfect for your entrance ceremony, curated especially for Vocaloid fans like you.
We’ve picked a wide range, from tracks about meeting new friends and songs that evoke the start of a new chapter, to exhilarating, feel-good anthems.
You’re sure to find a new favorite, so be sure to read to the end!
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Vocaloid songs perfect for entrance ceremonies. For those of you who want to revel in your youth! (71–80)
88☆彡Marashii × Horie Shota (kemu)
Instead of overthinking, “88彡” gives you the courage to step into a new world with a pure heart.
It was created by pianist Marasy and Shota Horie, who also releases Vocaloid songs as kemu.
The track features a brisk, exhilarating band sound with the brilliant tones of a brass band.
Its heartwarming message will encourage students as their dreams expand—through club activities, studies, love, and part-time jobs.
With the gentle duet vocals of Hatsune Miku and KAITO, it’s a song that makes you want to step forward into tomorrow.
If you’re feeling anxious before the entrance ceremony, be sure to receive this cheer.
Turkish March is over \^o^/Owata P
“Turkish March Owata \^o^/,” a comedy-heavy piece with a school theme.
It’s a parody song, you know.
The lyrics about being late provoke a surreal kind of laughter.
It’s a curious work where Hatsune Miku’s cute voice unexpectedly matches well with the Turkish March.
If you’re ever late for an entrance ceremony, why not give it a listen on your way to school (lol)?
Departing in springKanzaki Iori
Spring’s gentle melancholy and warmth slowly unfold in “Departing in Spring.” Created in 2022 by music producer Kanzaki Iori, known for signature songs like “Hated by Life Itself,” it portrays a scene where, while recalling past events, the singer sends encouragement to a loved one embarking on new days.
You’ll also find comfort in Kafu’s clear, translucent vocals carried by a relaxed beat.
With a beautiful yet fleeting melody, it’s a Vocaloid track that celebrates the arrival of spring.
Give this song a listen—it’s a number that gently wraps around the nervous excitement just before an entrance ceremony.
Vocaloid songs perfect for entrance ceremonies. For those of you who want to revel in your youth! (81–90)
ComingSoonKenseidō
This is a story-driven piece about chasing after someone you like, taking the same university entrance exam, and enrolling there.
It’s a song by the Vocaloid producer Kenseido, released in 2011.
The pop style, featuring string tones, is particularly striking and pairs well with GUMI’s free and expansive vocals.
Some of you reading this might be in a similar situation.
While thinking about how to strike up a conversation, why not use this song to get into a romantic mood?
StartSena Wataru
“Start” is about the heart of adolescence, torn over whether to leave a bittersweet crush as it is.
It’s a perfect song for spring, when students enter new schools or move up a grade, and it conveys a fluttering excitement.
Just listening to it conjures an image of blue skies spreading above your head.
The lyrics, composition, and arrangement were all done by Wataru Sena.
It was released in 2015.
Awake NowYūnosuke
The song that gives a push to students taking their first steps toward their dreams and goals is “Awake Now.” Created in 2022 by Yuunosuke, a Vocaloid producer known for delivering tracks with a unique worldview, it pairs lyrics that portray an unrelenting drive to reach ever higher with a deep, EDM-based sound.
It’s the perfect number for students who are setting goals and working hard—whether in clubs, studies, or part-time jobs.
Passionate yet refreshing, this Vocaloid track features Hatsune Miku’s cute vocals alongside crisp electronica.
It’s also a recommended piece for anyone inspired by the start of the school year to take on something new.
Cherry bomb!!Ame no Ren
With the arrival of spring and the start of a new school year, I highly recommend Amanore Ren’s song “Cheribam!!.” Released on March 18, 2023 as an entry in the Rookie Ranking for BOCALOID Collection 2023, it drew attention from Vocaloid fans for its blissful electronic sound.
Its melody refreshingly transforms the anxieties and hopes of youth, carried by Hatsune Miku’s clear, resonant voice.
For listeners living in the present, it’s sure to become an anthem of encouragement and a song of hope.