[Volleyball Cheering Songs] A comprehensive showcase, from official tournament anthems to anime songs!

Easy Crazy Break Downarashi

Easy Crazy Break Down

A powerfully expressed image song for Fuji TV’s 33rd Spring High School Volleyball Tournament, capturing the resolve to keep moving forward without losing passion in the face of hardship.

Included on the album “HERE WE GO!,” the track blends an empowering message that cheers on the bold challenges of youth with a cool, funky sound.

The rock-tinged guitar and the members’ distinctive vocal styles leave a strong impression.

It’s a song that gently pushes everyone striving toward their goals, carrying a spirit of perseverance and passion.

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Stand Up

It’s a cheer song filled with a burning passion for volleyball, singing of a racing heart and pure emotion.

With a promise held close, it conveys the protagonist’s mindset as they face the obstacles they must overcome, expressed through a straightforward, sincere vocal.

The lyrics, which inspire the courage to keep looking forward and moving ahead, are particularly striking.

Released on May 12, 2004 as the B-side to NEWS’s second single “Kibou ~Yell~,” it was also used as the image song for the FIVB Volleyball World Cup.

As a song that pushes athletes into battle and unites the audience to energize the venue, it continues to shine even today.

Goin’ Back To 1981Stardust Revue

Goin’ Back To 1981

It’s a classic song that portrays the passionate spirit of a band on the road.

Released by Stardust☆Review in November 1991, it opens the album “Brightest!” It was also chosen as the theme song for the 1992 National High School Volleyball Championship and used as the theme for Yomiuri TV’s “Chō Kinmirai Sōgū!! Dō-naru Scope.” It’s recommended not only for sports scenes, but for anyone with a free spirit who passionately pursues shared goals with their teammates.

ReposeShimono Hitoshi featuring Takamiy (Takamizawa Toshihiko)

Hitoshi Shimono feat. Toshihiko Takamizawa - Repose (Hitoshi x Takamiy)

While it carries a mellow, moody vibe, it still burns with intensity—an instrumental track that suits not only volleyball but any sport.

It’s a collaboration between Hitoshi Shimono, who has provided numerous compositions for famous artists, and Toshihiko Takamizawa, guitarist of THE ALFEE.

Released in 2018 as the single “Black or White / Repose,” it was selected as the theme song for V.LEAGUE, the volleyball league that began the same year.

The contrast between piano and guitar is beautifully realized.

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whaleSuda Masaki

Masaki Suda 3rd ALBUM “SPIN” All Tracks Digest Trailer (Release on July 3, 2024)

This is a track included on the July 2024 album “SPIN,” chosen as Fuji TV’s Paris Olympics athlete support song.

When the selection was announced, a two-shot photo of Mr.

Suda and volleyball player Yuki Ishikawa was released at the same time, which became a hot topic.

Japan’s men’s and women’s teams have both qualified for the Paris 2024 Olympics, so this song should play alongside game footage.

The song was written and composed by Tatsuya Maki of go!go!vanillas, with a theme centered on whales that cherish their families, conveying a deep sense of affection.

Maru IchikaraTegomasu

[Karaoke] Maruichi Chikara / Tegomasu

This song was used as the image song for the 38th Spring High School Volleyball National Tournament and as the ending theme for Volleyball World League 2007.

It’s a song about the bonds between people, making it a perfect cheer song for volleyball, where teammates unite and fight together.

I won’t let goarashi

[Karaoke] Hanasanai! / Arashi

This is a classic Arashi song that continues to be loved as a cheer anthem that encourages people striving toward their goals.

With its positive message celebrating the importance of friendship and bonds, and its bright, up-tempo sound, it lifts your spirits.

Portraying the courage and passion to face challenges together with your teammates, the track was used as the image song for the 32nd Spring High School Volleyball tournament and was included on the album “Ura AraSHI BEST 1999-2007” in April 2001.

It’s a song that brings back memories of youthful days devoted to sports, while rekindling hope for the future and the spirit to take on new challenges.