[July 2024] Compilation of commercial jingles

BOY MEETS GIRLTRF

TRF / BOY MEETS GIRL

Pricing 'Falling in Love with Poi' Version (Pre-orders Now Open) 30 seconds

This is a drama-style NTT Docomo commercial featuring Minami Hamabe and the comedy duo Lotti.

Kokado is the type who saves points, while Nakaoka is the type who spends them, and it’s amusing to see Minami Hamabe’s heart waver between these two opposites.

The BGM is TRF’s “BOY MEETS GIRL,” one of their signature songs released in 1994.

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wrinkle alignmentVaundy

Wrinkle Happiness / Vaundy: MUSIC VIDEO

TV Commercial: “More Than Things, Stories. / Ikebana Edition”

This commercial, themed around “stories beyond things,” portrays challenges and moving experiences with new endeavors.

It depicts people engaging with drones, ikebana, planetariums, and renovations, and their expressions clearly convey the awe of their experiences.

Vaundy’s “Shiwawase” is used as the CM song, and its grand sound and expansive vocals seem to further elevate the emotional atmosphere.

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SHADESWANIMA

SHADES

This is a promotional commercial announcing a campaign to deliver in Jelly and a WANIMA live performance to high school students nationwide.

In the commercial, WANIMA performs “SHADES” on a school rooftop while handwritten messages of encouragement are sent to high schoolers.

Combined with the lyrics of “SHADES,” which sing about pressing forward even while struggling, the result is a deeply moving commercial.

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together; along with; bothWANIMA

WANIMA – Together (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

In the Nishimatsu Construction commercial “Nishimatsu-kun and the Senior Architect,” Kanata Hosoda plays a young employee, while Kazuki Iio plays his senior colleague.

The two share their passionate feelings about work over drinks at an izakaya, which is truly moving, but a cute gag that gets laughs is Iio stumbling over the company name at the key moment, saying “Nishimachu.” The BGM features WANIMA’s “Tomoni,” a perfect fit for the passionate tone of the ad—an uplifting, straightforward anthem that helps you face forward with honest words.

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EvolutionWurtS

WurtS – Evolution (Music Video)

This commercial, featuring the model Miro, is for the Professional University of Information and Management for Innovation.

It’s a striking piece, with her ennui-tinged expression and a monologue voicing anxieties about the future.

In contrast, the uptempo, catchy background music stands out.

The song is WurtS’s “Evolution,” released in 2024.

Written around the themes of challenge and progress, it pairs perfectly with the commercial’s content.

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Racing into the NightYOASOBI

YOASOBI “Racing into the Night” Official Music Video

This is a McDonald’s commercial featuring actor Satoshi Tsumabuki and actress Sairi Ito.

The song is one of YOASOBI’s signature tracks, “Yoru ni Kakeru” (Racing into the Night)! It’s a Night Mac Double Burger ad that depicts a romance between Tsumabuki as the Night Mac manager and a woman played by Ito.

The storyline aligns with the lyrics, so be sure to pay attention to the music as you watch!

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Hello, it’s meYU-KI

『Hello, it’s me』YUKI STUDIO LIVE “SLITS” Release Special

This is an introduction commercial for FANCL’s skincare brand toiro.

The commercial features Hana Sugisaki and revolves around the theme of “one person, ten colors,” showcasing her many different sides.

Through Sugisaki’s narration, it emphasizes that, just like our inner selves, the brand is designed to embrace the varying conditions of our skin from day to day.

The background music is YUKI’s “Hello, it’s me,” released in 2024.

The lyrics, which feel like speaking to oneself, are striking and perfectly match the concept of the commercial.

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