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[December 2025] Compilation of Commercial Songs

Editor-in-Chief, RAG MUSICHane Keisuke
Editor-in-chief of RAG MUSIC. JFC-certified fact-checker. After working in a music studio and handling wedding sound, joined the RAG MUSIC editorial team in 2016. Experienced with a variety of instruments: marching band in elementary school, clarinet in junior high school wind ensemble, and drums in a band from high school onward. Drawing on my own musical activities and the experience gained through my work, I produce daily articles, including various song introductions, features on music festivals around the country, and live reports. In music, I enjoy not only rock from Japan and abroad but, lately, a wide range of J-pop as well.

Have you ever been idly watching TV or browsing video sites when a melody suddenly catches your ear and you find yourself wondering, “What song is this?” Music used in commercials tends to stick in our memories by associating with the visuals, so many of us can’t help but look it up.

In this article, we’ll be introducing all the commercial songs that aired in December 2025.

The tune you’ve been curious about might be on the list, so be sure to check it out.

Let’s dive right in!

[December 2025] Compilation of Commercial Songs (51–60)

Daihatsu Move: Starry Sky

MOVE ONYamashita Tatsuro

Tatsuro Yamashita “MOVE ON” Short Music Video

MOVE ONYamashita Tatsuro

This commercial uses pop-style animation to show how Daihatsu’s Move supports various aspects of daily life.

It depicts a nighttime scene under a starry sky, and by overlapping it with shots of people taking in the cityscape, it creates a stylish atmosphere.

The song that further accentuates this stylish vibe is Tatsuro Yamashita’s “MOVE ON.” It gives the impression of gentle city pop, and its refreshing sound has a calming effect.

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UNIQLO 2025 UNIQLO Thank-You Festival “Target the Deals (During the Period)” Edition

bullseyeAyase Haruka

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bullseyeAyase Haruka

In the commercial announcing UNIQLO’s 2025 Thank You Festival, cheerful shoppers are shown enjoying their purchases.

Haruka Ayase, a LifeWear Special Ambassador, also appears, conveying the great deals available during the festival to a parody of Linda Yamamoto’s song “Neraiuchi.” When the ad is displayed on the large in-store screens, she even performs a dance to the chorus, which might make some viewers feel nostalgic and start humming along.

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Nintendo Switch Donkey Kong Bananza: 'Gameplay Action' Version / 'Emerald Rush' Version

Ostrich Bonanza

[Donkey Kong Bananza] Ostrich Bananza Theme [BGM/Gameplay Video]

Ostrich Bonanza

It promotes the arrival of additional content for the game “Donkey Kong Bananza,” using the opportunity to reintroduce the game’s appeal.

It revisits the worldbuilding and controls, reminding players of the game’s exhilarating feel and building excitement for the new content.

It also details the newly added DK Island and Emerald Rush, conveying the heightened anticipation for even more fun.

Overall, it emphasizes the game’s lively aspects and straightforwardly expresses its sense of fun.

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Kirin Beer Harekaze: “A Day of Celebration, Harekaze. Year-end” version / “The Person Who Praises You” version

I want to become the wind.

THE BOOM “I Want to Become the Wind” OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO

I want to become the wind.

This commercial showcases, through the appearances of Teruyoshi Uchimura and Ren Meguro, how the refreshing taste of Kirin Harekaze is perfect for enriching everyday life.

As Uchimura and Meguro look back on the past year, their smiles and conversation, paired with enjoying Harekaze, convey how it supports the fun in life.

The song that further highlights the positive mood depicted in the visuals is Kaze ni Naritai.

While the original track has a lively, festival-like feel, the commercial features a gentle arrangement that conveys a calm, refreshing atmosphere.

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[December 2025] CM Song Compilation (61–70)

Google Gemini: “Making Figures with Gemini” / “Making Emojis with Gemini” / “Generate Any Image with Gemini”

Original songpasokon ongaku kurabu

Making Figures with Gemini

Original songpasokon ongaku kurabu

This commercial features two members of King & Prince demonstrating what you can do with Google’s AI, Gemini.

It shows how easily you can generate various images—like figures of the two members or emoji-style versions—and how these creations add a touch of fun to everyday life.

Further highlighting their smiles in the footage is a track by Pasocom Music Club.

The light, bouncy digital sound vividly evokes a sense of casual enjoyment.

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Tokyo City Keiba Tokyo Daishoten 'DIRT IS DESTINY.' Version

Fate -DIRT IS MELODY-Seizuka Shinya

It’s a commercial that conveys two things: that the Tokyo Daishoten is the major race that caps off the year, and the tense emotions of the people involved as they stake everything on that final event.

Centered around Elaiza Ikeda, various individuals look back on their year and speak about the Tokyo Daishoten, clearly communicating how important this race is.

Further heightening the tense atmosphere depicted in the visuals is the piece Fate, performed by Shinya Kiyozuka.

This piano-only rendition of a classical masterpiece, with its intensity, conveys a will to seize one’s destiny.

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Asahi Beer Maruefu: “Maruefu 2025 – Cheers to another year of hard work” / “Maruefu – Mellow Japan”

Cheer up!Takeuchi Mariya

Mariya Takeuchi – Cheer Up (Official Music Video)

Cheer up!Takeuchi Mariya

This commercial shows various people enjoying Asahi Maruef, conveying how its mellow, delicious taste leads to relaxation.

Everyone featured is smiling, which really communicates how good it tastes.

It also emphasizes enjoying Maruef after working hard, expressing a sense of appreciation.

The song that further highlights the relaxed, laid-back atmosphere depicted in the visuals is Mariya Takeuchi’s “Genki wo Dashite.” Set to a gentle rhythm, its message feels like a supportive cheer for those who’ve done their best, and its calm mood helps put the heart at ease.

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In conclusion

We’ve introduced a wide range of catchy commercial songs you hear on TV and social media. Those moments when visuals and music blend perfectly are moving no matter how many times you watch them. If a song caught your attention, be sure to listen to the full track and savor it.