[A Cheer for Myself] A pep song dedicated to you who are doing your very best
Even when you’re giving it your all, sometimes things just don’t go well.
There are times when you feel like throwing in the towel, or you get so down that you withdraw into yourself.
In moments like that, how about listening to some music to gather the courage and strength to overcome hardships?
In this article, we’re introducing a special selection of cheer-up songs we’d love to dedicate to those who are doing their best.
Songs that lift you when you’re feeling low, songs that fire you up with a “Let’s go!” spirit, and songs that gently stay by your side.
May you find an anthem of encouragement that resonates with your heart.
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[A Cheer Song for Myself] A cheer song dedicated to you who are doing your very best (1–10)
Myself ROCKNEW!ONE OK ROCK

A ONE OK ROCK number that teaches us the value of staying true to ourselves without being swayed by the noise around us.
Riding on a high-velocity, energetic rock sound, its fiery message—urging you to live without lying to yourself—resonates deep in your chest.
Released in April 2010 as a TSUTAYA-exclusive rental, it was later included as the lead track on the masterpiece album “Niche Syndrome.” When you’re tired of reading other people’s faces, this anthem reminds you that the lead role in your life is, after all, your own.
Put it on when you want to blow away the haze and charge up your energy for tomorrow!
My dressneguse.

A pop and powerful song filled with hope that resonates with anyone chasing their dreams.
Set against the world of figure skating, it portrays the passion and inner conflicts of those striving for shining glory, all carried by a brisk, uplifting rhythm.
Chosen as the ending theme for the TV anime Medalist starting in January 2025, the track mirrors the anime’s worldview while capturing the protagonists as they keep pushing their limits.
Serving as the ending theme for a TV anime is Neguse’s first-ever endeavor.
When you’re giving your all toward your goal but feel down because the results aren’t what you hoped for, this song is sure to be a reassuring ally.
Time ParadoxVaundy

A song by Vaundy that captures a mysterious blend of hope for the future and a sense of nostalgia.
Released in February 2024, it’s a gentle pop tune that conveys the importance of joining hands with others and overcoming hardships together.
This ambitious work marks Vaundy’s first foray into the world of Doraemon, serving as the theme song for the March 2024 film Doraemon: Nobita’s Earth Symphony, as well as the ending theme for the Doraemon TV anime.
It’s a heartwarming, encouraging song that reminds you that even on days when you feel like letting out a sigh, someone is surely by your side.
[A Cheer Song for Myself] A Message of Support for You Who Are Doing Your Best (11–20)
cheerMarushii

A track released digitally by Marcy in February 2024, whose driving sound and powerful vocals stir the heart.
It was written as the 55th anniversary campaign song for Shinken Zemi’s High School Course.
An anthem of support that sings about the courage to face yourself and the importance of keeping up the challenge.
It gently stands by you, reminding you that both shedding tears and praising yourself matter.
When you’re feeling down or want to take one more step forward, listening to it will surely give you courage.
Everyone carries a fragile heart, but this song makes you feel like trying again just as you are.
Que sera, seraMrs. GREEN APPLE

Do you know what the title “Que Sera Sera” means? It’s a coined expression that took root in Japan after becoming popular in the late 1950s, and it’s a lighthearted phrase meaning something like “Whatever will be, will be” or “Things will work out.” This song by Mrs.
GREEN APPLE is one I highly recommend for when you’re feeling down after a failure or when striving starts to feel hard.
If you sometimes ask yourself, “Why am I like this?” or think, “If only I could try a little harder…,” give it a listen.
It’ll surely help you realize the importance of the present moment.
Be yourselfSaucy Dog

“Be yourself” teaches us the importance of living true to who you are, no matter what happens.
The song was included on Saucy Dog’s 2022 album Sunny Bottle, by the rock band known for songs that resonate with young people’s emotions.
The band’s sound gently envelops lyrics that capture feelings so turbulent you can’t even organize your own thoughts.
Ishihara Shinya’s vocals deliver a warm, soothing performance along with a refreshing melody.
Let yourself receive its kind message—one that affirms not only what’s right, but also the act of making mistakes.
See you, hero.Kawasaki Takaya

Carried by Takaya Kawasaki’s gentle, kindhearted voice, this song delivers a message that embraces hearts tired from trying so hard.
Beneath the words of encouragement lie hidden anxieties and loneliness, yet also the strength to keep looking forward.
Painted with a simple acoustic sound, the piece was released in July 2018 and chosen as the ending theme for Chiba Television’s “Gachi Fan” program covering the Chiba qualifying rounds of the Summer National High School Baseball Championship.
It will resonate with those facing changes in their environment, taking a first step into a new life, or seeking to nurture their resolve for a new challenge.



