[Latest/Trending] A roundup of popular Japanese songs among teens and people in their 20s
What music is trending at your schools, workplaces, or among your friends?
EDM, rock, hip-hop, R&B, anime songs—the world of music is so broad and deep that just listing the genres could go on forever.
Everyone probably has their own personal “number one.”
In this article, we’ve curated works by artists and titles popular among people in their teens and twenties.
See if your favorite song is included, or discover tracks you haven’t heard before—be sure to check it out from top to bottom!
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[Latest & Trending] A Compilation of Popular Japanese Songs Among Teens and People in Their 20s (311–320)
friendedhiii boi

This is a happy tune with positive vibes, filled with love and gratitude for friends.
edhiii boi’s heartfelt, straightforward rap really resonates.
Released digitally in November 2023, it became a hot topic among young people, hitting No.
1 on TikTok’s weekly chart for two consecutive weeks.
Included on the album “Manshin Sōi,” the song celebrates fun times with friends and the joys of everyday life.
It’s recommended for anyone who values their bonds with friends or wants a boost of positivity.
It’s a magical track that will naturally bring a smile to your face.
unfinishedZakinousuke.

You’ll be drawn in by the dramatic arrangement and delicate vocals.
The song by Zakinousuke.
was released in January 2024 and was chosen as the ending theme for cour 2 of the TV anime The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse.
Its sound blends various genres—R&B, hip hop, and soul—creating a mix of nostalgia and freshness.
It was reportedly produced with a focus on the characters’ pain, struggles, and the strength that emerges from them.
The lyrics, which portray people upholding strong convictions while helping each other through their imperfections, really hit home.
absolute zeroNatori

Even as it’s shrouded in the rusty scent of the city, Natori’s track radiates indomitable hope.
Released digitally on April 5, 2024, the song serves as the opening theme for the TV anime WIND BREAKER.
Its rhythmically driving, fast-paced sound paired with lyrics that convey an almost self-destructive intensity leaves a strong impression.
While confronting an unreasonable reality, the unyielding will to never give up under any circumstances strikes a chord.
It’s a song that evokes the thrilling tension of the eve of a revolution and a burning desire to pursue ideals.
It’s sure to give you a push when you want to keep looking forward despite tough times.
Give it a listen!
The final goodbye.Lilia.

A heartwarming ballad that captures the ache of heartbreak.
In lyrics woven by Lilia, the shifting emotions of a protagonist waiting for a LINE reply are vividly portrayed.
Released in December 2023, the song pairs a transparent, airy vocal with the bittersweetness of pouring one-sided love.
While she also drew attention for her work on the film “Bubble,” this piece reveals a different charm.
When you want to soothe the pain of love, this song will stay close to your heart.
After you!Kyo Koro Hee

It has a worldview so captivating that once you listen, you’ll never escape.
Kyocorohii’s new song features a laid-back sound delivered by an unconventional unit.
It was first performed at Music Station SUPER LIVE 2023 in December 2023 and released for streaming in January 2024.
Don’t miss the star-studded team, including Yasushi Akimoto and Hideki Yanagisawa.
This work sings about stepping back from society’s competition and the importance of living true to yourself.
It’s the perfect track for when you want to take life at a slower pace, or if you enjoy unique sounds.
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pooleMacaroni Enpitsu

It’s a heartfelt rock tune about searching for a path through loneliness and confusion, performed by Macaroni Enpitsu.
It was included on the EP “Bokura no Namida nara Sora ni Umeyou,” released in May 2024.
The song was reportedly written specifically for a Japan Coca-Cola “Kochakaden” commercial.
This work portrays people laughing off everyday hardships and supporting each other as they live alongside those they cherish.
Its straightforward sound and message-driven lyrics are especially appealing.
It’s the kind of song that can warm your heart when you’re struggling alone or longing to feel connected with someone.
Song of the SkafinKaho Nakamura

Singer-songwriter Kaho Nakamura, who gained broad recognition among listeners for starring in and performing the songs in the 2021 animated film Belle (Ryū to Sobakasu no Hime), released “Sukaffin no Uta” digitally on July 12, 2023.
The track was written specifically for Otsuka Pharmaceutical’s web commercial for the “Pocari Sweat Returnable Bottle.” Its lyrics revolve around the theme of “Sukaffin,” referring to the lines engraved over time as a bottle is reused, reminding us of the importance of sustainability in today’s society where the SDGs are in the spotlight.
It’s a catchy pop tune with an addictive quality you won’t forget after a single listen.





