[October 2025] CM Song Compilation

Kiss Me PatissierCANDY TUNE

It’s a commercial where the members of CANDY TUNE wear outfits with a traditional Japanese flair and perform a dance, conveying the gentle flavor of Iyemon from there.

The overall impression, including their smiles, is soft, expressing how Iyemon has a calming taste.

The song featured in the footage is CANDY TUNE’s “Kiss Me Patissier,” with the lyrics arranged in classical Japanese.

By changing “patissier,” which comes from Western culture, into a more Japanese expression, the ad creates a touch of comedy, small sense of dissonance included.

Thanks to the members’ smooth vocals, it almost feels like the lyrics were written that way from the start.

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Shine with USixTONES

“Enjoy! SixTONES, Enjoy! Shinkansen.” 15-second version

This commercial showcases how JR East’s Tohoku Shinkansen supports enjoyable journeys, as portrayed through SixTONES.

The direction is striking, with a scene moving from underground to above ground where the light comes into view, positively expressing the moment of setting off on a trip.

The sight of the Shinkansen racing through vast landscapes is another highlight, conveying the excitement of departing for new places.

Further heightening that sense of anticipation is SixTONES’ song “Shine with U.” Its brilliant sound and lively vocals leave a strong impression, evoking expansive scenery and a forward-looking feeling.

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rutSaitō Kazuyoshi

BLIZZAK WZ-1 Birth Chapter (for snowy conditions)

This commercial showcases the car itself to highlight that with Blizzak, you can drive powerfully on any road surface.

The way it plows through the snow and then comes to a stop is particularly striking, and that imagery conveys a sense of security that supports the driver.

The song that strongly emphasizes the power of these visuals is Kazuyoshi Saito’s “Wadachi.” With its bold, resonant band sound and a forceful, almost thrown vocal delivery, you can feel the momentum of pushing forward.

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BURNDeep Purple

Burn (2002 Remaster)

This commercial promotes the appeal of Suntory’s Bezels, a non-alcoholic drink that delivers the same happiness as beer.

It features Tadanobu Asano recommending Bezels to Daichi Watanabe, and the astonished expression the moment he takes a sip conveys its quality.

The song that further emphasizes the shocking, beer-like taste is Deep Purple’s “BURN.” Its fast, powerful band sound is a major draw, giving a sense of surging momentum, as if it sets your heart ablaze.

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Original songMINJU、MOKA

Haagen-Dazs Web CM “Devil’s Whisper”

The commercial introducing Devil’s Whisper Chocolate and Angel’s Invitation White Chocolate features ILLIT members MINJU and MOKA.

In each spot, the two appear dressed as a devil and an angel, singing and dancing.

The result feels just like a music video.

They sing original CM songs whose lyrics describe the flavors of each ice cream.

Both tracks are highly engaging—and, above all, a delightful treat for fans.

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Karuta for YouICO

Karuta for You

This commercial introduces Aqura Home’s wooden houses, opening with a scene where three characters—a giraffe, an owl, and a sheep—discuss their ideal home.

It highlights that a wooden structure can meet the characters’ wishes for a spacious, open, and sturdy house.

The background music features “Kimi e no Karuta,” an original song written by the band iCO specifically for this commercial.

It’s an energizing track marked by vocalist Yui Yoshikuni’s powerful singing.

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Like the flow of a riverKiyosaku

Like the flow of a river

Titled “Nama-Hige” (Foam Mustache), this Suntory Draft Beer commercial is striking for the way the cast savor their beer and is also charming for its humorous direction.

“Nama-hige” refers to the foam that sticks around your mouth when you drink draft beer, and the performers are all sporting splendid foam mustaches! The BGM is ‘Like the Flow of the River.’ The original is by Hibari Misora, but this CM uses the familiar version sung by Kiyosaku.

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