[October 2024] Compilation of Commercial Songs

Yes, with pleasure.kocchi no kento

Sure thing / Kocchino Kento MV

This commercial boldly features a parody version of the smash 2024 hit song “Hai Yorokonde,” and it promotes Donbei’s East vs.

West flavor comparison.

Donbei is known for having different flavors in eastern and western Japan, and the ad encourages viewers to try both and compare.

The animation is by Kazuya Kanehisa, and the BGM is a parody version sung by Kocchino Kento.

The original-style lyrics fit the tune perfectly, making for an impressively polished result—be sure to give it a listen.

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Hane Keisuke

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VivacePorunogurafiti

Porno Graffitti “Vivace” MUSIC VIDEO

"If it's Kanadebia, I know it" version - 30 seconds

This is a corporate commercial for Kanadevia in which Yuka Kageyama questions how society works.

Kanadevia was originally the company Hitachi Zosen, and around the time this commercial aired, the company changed its name in line with a shift in its business focus.

The spot serves as a declaration of its rebirth as an environmental company, starting with waste incineration facilities.

The background music is Pornograffitti’s Vivace, written specifically for this commercial.

The lyrics describe breaking through the status quo and moving on to the next stage, making it a song that gives you the courage to move forward.

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omnidirectional beautynozomi

Noa (Noshii) – Omnidirectional Beautiful Girl [Official Music Video]

This commercial featuring model Mizuki Hanayama is for Ito En’s Relax Jasmine Tea.

In the first half of the ad, most of the screen time is devoted to Hanayama, and her beauty is so striking that viewers commented, “She’s so beautiful I thought she was AI.” The background music is Noashi’s “Zenhōkō Bishōjo” (All-Directional Beautiful Girl), a perfect match for this CM.

Released in 2024, the song went viral that year thanks to TikTok and is a track overflowing with feelings for a girl the singer has a crush on.

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I Always Make The Same WishChris Williams

I Always Make The Same Wish

Mainichi Shimbun commercial: Non and Mainichi Shimbun — Living Lightly, 30-second version

This is a commercial by Mainichi Shimbun in which Non talks about “being yourself.” Rather than embracing labels like “masculinity” or “femininity” imposed by others, it conveys Mainichi Shimbun’s wish for people to value their own individuality.

The footage of Non dashing lightly around while changing into various outfits also expresses the concept of the commercial well.

The background music is Chris Williams’s “I Always Make The Same Wish,” whose gentle vocals and soothing melody are especially appealing.

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hibanaAkira Miku

This one, themed around being a devoted idol fan, is Horoyoi’s “There’s a color I love.” commercial.

It features a woman whose days have become richer since she started following an idol, and showcases colorful cans of Horoyoi inspired by idol member colors.

For the background music, the original song “hibana,” written and composed by ESME MORI and sung by Akira Miku, is used.

The track is memorable for its cute vocals and a refreshing, breezy accompaniment.

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ioliteOmoinotake

The commercial where Eiji Akaso talks about his love for Alfort, titled “I am Alfort Party.” It’s a slightly humorous ad in which all sorts of things around him—his phone case, his computer desktop, even his socks—are Alfort-themed.

The background music is Omoinotake’s song “Iolite.” Its biggest charm lies in lyrics that express devotion to one’s favorite person or thing, making it a track I’d especially recommend to anyone who has something they truly love.

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BORDERLESSSixTONES

In the commercial introducing the appeal of Sony Bank’s debit card, the background music features SixTONES’ “BORDERLESS.” The song was written specifically for this CM, and its title reflects the idea that there are no boundaries and you can be free—echoing the debit card’s versatility both in Japan and abroad.

That sentiment comes through in the lyrics as well, and combined with the up-tempo, bright sound, it’s an uplifting track that fills you with energy as you listen.

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