| Doyo | ||
| Songs that KITAHARA Hakushu and others made for children from the middle of the Taisho period (1912-1926) to the early years of the Showa period (1926-1989). | ||
 Akai Kutsu |
Red Shoes |  |
 Ame-furi |
Rainfall | |
 Aoi Me no Ningyo |
Doll with Blue Eyes | |
 Haru yo Koi |
Waiting for Spring | |
 Kamome no Suihei-san |
Seagulls, the Sailor-men | |
 Koganemushi |
Mister Golden Beetle | |
 Kutsu ga Naru |
Shoes Squeak | |
| Nanatsu no Ko |
Crow | |
| Sei-kurabe |
Who's Taller | |
| Shabondama |
Soap Bubbles | |
| Shojoji no Tanuki-bayashi |
The Raccoon in Shojoji Temple | |
| Suzume no Gakko |
The Sparrows' Music School | |
| Usagi no Dansu |
Dancing Rabbits | |
| Yurikago no Uta |
Cradle Song | |
| Shoka | ||
| Songs that was written specifically for use in school education from the Meiji period (1868-1912) to the early years of the Showa period (1926-1989). | ||
| Aogeba Totoshi |
Graduation Song | |
| Cha-tsumi |
Picking Tea Leaves | |
| Cho-cho |
Butterflies | |
| Fuji-san |
Mount Fuji | |
| Furusato |
My Hometown | |
| Hakone Hachi-ri |
Mount Hakone | |
| Hamabe no Uta |
At the Shore | |
| Hana-saka-jijii |
The Dog & The Honest Old Man | |
| Haru ga Kita |
Spring Has Come | |
| Haru no Ogawa |
Brook in Spring Time | |
| Hato |
The Pigeon | |
| Hinomaru |
National Flag of Japan | |
| Hotaru no Hikari |
Auld Lang Syne | |
| Ichi-gatsu Tsuitachi |
January1 | |
| Katatsumuri |
The Snail | |
| Kin-taro |
The Powerful Boy, Kin-taro | |
| Koinobori |
Carp Streamers | |
| Momiji |
Autumn Colors | |
| Momo-taro |
The Miracle Boy, Momo-taro | |
| Mura-matsuri |
A Village Feast | |
| Mushi no Koe |
Cricket Songs | |
| Musunde Hiraite |
Hands are Handy | |
| Oborozuki-yo |
Night with a Hazy Moon | |
| Tsuki |
Moon | |
| Urashima-taro |
The Turtle & Urashima-taro | |
| Usagi |
Rabbit | |
| Usagi to Kame |
The Hare and the Tortoise | |
| Ware wa Umi no Ko |
Son of the Sea | |
| Yuki |
Snow | |
| Warabe-uta | ||
| Songs that Japanese children have sung from old times. | ||
| Anta-gata doko sa? |
Where are you from? | |
| Hana Ichi-monme |
Hana Ichi-monme | |
| Hiraita Hiraita |
Blooming | |
| Ho Ho Hotaru Koi |
Firefly Catching | |
| Kagome Kagome |
Kagome Kagome | |
| Toryanse |
Go Through | |
| Zui Zui Zukkorobashi |
Zui Zui Zukkorobashi | |
| Koka, Koyo | ||
| Old songs | ||
| Kimigayo |
Kimigayo | |
| Komori-uta |
Cradle Song | |
| Sakura Sakura |
Cerry Blossoms | |
| Minyo | ||
| Songs that were written based on the life in various parts of Japan, and have been passed on continuously from generation to genaration. | ||
| Kokiriko-bushi |
Kokiriko-bushi (Toyama) | |
| Kuroda-bushi |
Kuroda-bushi (Fukuoka) | |
| Soran-bushi |
Soran-bushi (Hokkaido) | |
| : sung by KOYAMA Kate |