[Get Hyped] Fun Japanese dance tracks — a joyful dance special
From school festivals and year-end parties to weddings and small private gatherings, many people want to liven up their events by performing a dance.
Classic dances and choreographies are great, but if possible, you’d probably like to showcase something that matches the latest trends.
In this article, we introduce many of the latest popular and noteworthy songs—especially those trending on social media—that come with fun choreographies and dances.
We’ve also included popular “tried dancing” videos and official dance videos for reference, so be sure to check them out.
Of course, creating your own choreography and posting it on social media is a great idea too!
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[Get Hyped] Fun Japanese Pop Dance Tracks: A Joyful Dance Special (11–20)
INZMNumber_i
Number_i’s track is a popular song included on the album “No.
I.” Produced by Yuta Jinguji, it features a modern sound influenced by electropop and synthwave.
The lyrics, themed around challenging the future and evolving, powerfully depict cutting ties with past doubts and moving on to a new stage.
Released on August 19, 2024, the song has also secured a tie-in with Yves Saint Laurent Beauté, making its collaboration with the fashion world a hot topic.
Blending danceable beats with an emotional melody, this track is recommended for anyone looking to energize events like school festivals, year-end parties, or weddings.
RPGSEKAI NO OWARI
It’s a single released on May 1, 2013.
It was used as the theme song for the anime film Crayon Shin-chan: Very Tasty! B-Class Gourmet Survival!!.
In the music video, each member wears a mask that looks exactly like their own face and performs a dance.
The choreography, reminiscent of a robot dance, is particularly striking.
Hare Hare YukaiHaruhi Suzumiya (Aya Hirano)
A landmark animated work that defined the 2000s and etched its name into the history of Japanese anime, The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya.
Among its highlights is the ending theme, Hare Hare Yukai, whose choreography—performed by the characters and popularly known as the “Haruhi dance”—became a massive sensation, inspiring countless fans to cosplay and dance it themselves.
In 2020, during the stay-at-home period, Aya Hirano, who played Haruhi, posted a tutorial video on her social media, sparking a revival hit.
In this article, we introduce a “tried dancing” video by Tomokazu Sugita, who played Kyon in the series.
It’s hard not to laugh as you watch Sugita dance with a serious expression—even though his moves are nothing like the original choreography!
Baby youYuka
Yuka, whose popularity took off after posting videos on YouTube, released her major-label debut single “Baby you.” The lyrics express love for someone special.
The choreography also matches the joyful feel of the lyrics, creating a fun atmosphere.
With simple moves like twirling your arms and making an OK sign, it’s easy for anyone to learn—regardless of age, gender, or dance experience.
Dancing HeroYoko Oginome
A timeless hit that portrays the dazzling world of disco is shining once again.
Known as one of Yoko Oginome’s signature songs, this track centers on a “Cinderella Boy,” celebrating nights spent dancing through the city.
Released in November 1985, it became a major hit, marking her first entry into the top 10 on the Oricon weekly charts.
In 2017, it drew renewed attention with Osaka Prefectural Toin Gakuen High School’s dance team and their “Bubble Dance,” gaining cross-generational popularity.
Its simple, easy-to-remember choreography makes it perfect for livening up year-end parties and gatherings.
Enjoyed by people of all ages, this song is sure to be a standout choice that brightens your event.
Rat-tat-tatSandaime J Soul Brothers from EXILE TRIBE
This is the number that was also danced at Universal Studios Japan’s annual Halloween zombie event, “Zombie de Dance.” Members NAOTO and Kenjiro Yamashita were appointed as ambassadors and showcased a comical dance.
It’s a fun, amusing routine that anyone can enjoy dancing to—whether you fully experienced USJ’s Halloween or not!
[Hype] Fun Japanese dance tracks. Joyful Dance Special (21–30)
Zukudanzunbungun feat. Hannya KanedaHONEST BOYZ®︎
This work by HONEST BOYZ®, known for delivering one-of-a-kind ideas, is a unique track born from a collaboration with Kaneda Satoshi of Hannya.
The catchy phrase that repeats over an Afrobeat rhythm makes you want to move your body the moment you hear it.
Released in October 2024 as their sixth single, it was also chosen as the ending theme for TBS’s “Prebat!!”.
The fusion of energetic beats and pop melodies is perfect for when you’re feeling down—a song that seems sure to lift your spirits just by listening.