Sing and dance along to popular songs! Recommended hits from kids’ TV shows.

Anpanman's March

Anpanman’s March 🌥️ [Original Choreography] Perfect for use in kindergartens and nursery schools!

When it comes to characters beloved by infants and toddlers, Anpanman is at the top of the list! Many children probably know the song Anpanman no March, which became the opening theme for the anime “Soreike! Anpanman.” The lyrics conjure up the image of the kind and strong Anpanman, and you can just imagine kids striking poses as if they were Anpanman themselves.

While it’s common to enjoy dancing with original choreography, trying your hand at playing it on an instrument is also highly recommended!

Groovy Vehicle Dance Medley

[73 Minutes] Groovy Vehicle Dance Medley [Takashi’s Hand Play & Children’s Songs] Japanese Children’s Songs, Finger Play Songs

Introducing the lively “Norinori Norimono Dance Medley,” a popular song from NHK E-TV’s program Okaasan to Issho.

It’s a perfect medley for kids who love vehicles, featuring lots of cars, airplanes, trains, boats, and more.

Move your body to the music, strike poses, and imitate the motions of different vehicles with big, energetic actions.

With its rhythmic sound and lyrics that keep interest high until the end, children may find themselves completely absorbed.

Prepare a spacious area so kids can move freely and enjoy it to the fullest!

Fruit Dance Roundup!

[Dance for Kindergartens/Daycare] Fruit Dance Compilation! Kids Dance (Kindergarten/Daycare)

Fruit Dance roundup! Let’s have fun dancing to a medley of songs.

The tracks feature pineapple, banana, fruit punch, and more.

The key is a cute dance where you say the names of the fruits as you move.

The fruit names are repeated throughout the lyrics, making the songs easy to remember.

The choreography is simple with many repeated moves, so it’s enjoyable for a wide range of ages—from little kids to older children alike.

The Pupu and Humu Incident-Solving Dance

Butt Detective “Pupu-tsu and Hm! The Solution Dance” Let’s all dance! Anime ver.

“Pupu-tsu and Humu-tto Kaiketsu Dance” is the opening theme of the anime Butt Detective.

In the anime, Butt Detective and Brown are dancing.

The detective-style signature poses and the hip-wiggling choreography are really cute.

The tempo is fast and there are some detailed moves, so while it’s a song aimed at young children, you can simplify the choreography so everyone can enjoy it! If you’re performing it at a sports day, how about preparing detective-like costumes and props?

Children all over the world

♪ If all the children of the world (with gestures) If all the children of the world laughed at the same time ~ ♪ [Hand-play/Children’s song]

Why not dance energetically to the song “Sekai-jū no Kodomo-tachi ga,” whose lyrics wishing happiness for children around the world are truly moving? You can have fun with simple choreography—march in place while swinging both arms, or hold hands with your friends.

Choreography using sign language is also popular, so this is a great chance to try a sign-language dance.

If you slow the tempo a little, it also works well for a chorus.

Please feel free to use it for a variety of recreational activities.

To the Sun in the Palm of Your Hand

Anpanman song “Hold Your Palms Up to the Sun” dance version — razor-sharp Anpanman!

The lyrics for this song were written by Takashi Yanase, well known for Anpanman.

It’s said he came up with the idea after shining a flashlight on his own hand and feeling, “I’m alive!” The composer is Taku Izumi, a master of Japanese children’s songs.

The light, buoyant melody combined with lyrics that convey the “joy of being alive” makes kids naturally want to dance! For children to fully enjoy the song “Tenohira o Taiyō ni” (“Hands to the Sun”), it’s important that they first feel, “Isn’t being alive amazing!” If they sing with a bright voice while holding their hands up to the sun and savor the moment of realizing, “There’s blood flowing through me!” their bodies will start moving naturally.

Insect Tai Chi

[Gymnastics Choreography] Insect Tai Chi / Mitsuru & Ryota

Let me introduce a dance that harnesses your imagination: Insect Tai Chi.

The music features a variety of creatures from nature, such as mantises, rhinoceros beetles, pill bugs, and stink bugs.

Move through insect poses in time with Tai Chi’s slow, soothing rhythm.

It’s also fun to create and decide on your own original insect poses in advance.

Finish with a final pose to wrap it up.

Enjoy Insect Tai Chi and immerse yourself in the world of insects.