[February 2025] Compilation of Commercial Songs

Let’s embrace our mistakes and move forward.ko rin

Let's embrace our mistakes and move forward.

This commercial for Yoyogi Seminar features Runa Nakajima, who has also worked as an exclusive model for Seventeen.

As expressed in the lyrics of the BGM titled “Make Mistakes and Move Forward,” the ad conveys the message that making mistakes in entrance exam study isn’t a bad thing.

It encourages viewers with the idea that even if you make mistakes, by reviewing them and eliminating them one by one, you can steadily progress toward success.

By the way, the song is performed by singer-songwriter Korin, whose smoky, ear-catching voice is captivating.

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Hane Keisuke

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rain, wind, sky, rainbowieiri reo

rain, wind, sky, rainbow

This is a boat racing commercial that highlights athletes of all ages and genders competing on the same stage.

In this CM, Takashi Sasano is portrayed as the main character, modeled after Kiyokazu Takatsuka, an active racer who was 77 years old at the time the commercial aired.

It conveys the unique appeal of boat racing, where age and gender don’t matter—everyone competes on the same stage under the same rules.

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Hane Keisuke

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Phone NumberIwatatakanori

Takanori Iwata – Phone Number (Official Music Video)

In a collaboration commercial between SHIBUYA109 and Takanori Iwata, they’re announcing a campaign for the Valentine’s season.

The CM features the music video for his song “Phone Number,” which also plays as the BGM, so fans of his were probably instantly drawn to it.

It’s likely that quite a few people became new fans, captivated by his music and performance thanks to this commercial.

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Hane Keisuke

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Hymn to HumanityShibuya Subaru

Shibutani Subaru – A Hymn to Humanity (Official Music Video)

This commercial introduces Kansai Electric Power’s initiatives to reduce CO2 emissions in order to mitigate the progression of global warming.

It highlights their active adoption of renewable energy, nuclear power generation, and even new technologies.

The background music features “Ningen Sanka,” a powerful and moving song by Subaru Shibutani from the 2024 album “Lov U,” whose lyrics inspire listeners to reflect on their own lives.

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Hane Keisuke

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Do you want to build a snowman?Inaba Natsuki, Kanda Sayaka, Moroboshi Sumire

Sayaka Kanda, Natsuki Inaba, Sumire Morohoshi – Do You Want to Build a Snowman? (From “Frozen”)

This is a promotional commercial introducing Frozen Kingdom, an area within Fantasy Springs, the new themed port that opened at Tokyo DisneySea in 2024.

The ad features two women playing sisters as they explore Frozen Kingdom together.

Watching them fully enjoy the area while their childhood memories resurface warms the heart.

The background music is an instrumental version of “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?” from Frozen.

The wind band arrangement, highlighted by the warm tones of wind instruments like the clarinet and oboe, is a must-hear.

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Hane Keisuke

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Cheer up!Takeuchi Mariya

Genki wo dashite

This is a commercial promoting Maruefu’s renewal as the new Mellow Draft Beer, highlighting that while it’s becoming new, it retains its best qualities.

Because the visuals are simple—showing Maruefu against the setting sun—it really conveys the message: first, have a drink and see for yourself.

The song that further underscores Maruefu’s commitment to supporting relaxation is Mariya Takeuchi’s “Genki wo Dashite.” With its gentle sound and vocals, the track leaves a strong impression, supporting the hearts of those who are doing their best and giving them the strength to keep moving forward at a calm, steady pace.

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Megurehaoto

"Megure / Hane" Making Music Video

This commercial introduces the NTT East Group’s disaster-preparedness initiatives and how they are leveraging their experience in supporting communications to benefit people.

It portrays, with drama-like visuals, how disaster preparedness in regions unlike big cities can also be solidly supported through the power of communications.

Further emphasizing the warmth of this CM, which depicts human connections, is Haoto’s “Megure.” It’s a beautiful piece where a grand orchestral arrangement—accented by a striking piano—and a refreshing vocal that conveys a positive expression blend in harmony.

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