Ajinomoto’s commercial song. A popular jingle.
Ajinomoto handles a wide range of cooking-related products, starting with seasonings.
They air many commercials featuring delicious-looking dishes, and it’s not uncommon to find your eyes glued to the screen when you’re watching TV.
Interestingly, the music used in Ajinomoto’s commercials has also been getting a lot of attention!
In this article, we’ll introduce all the songs that have been featured in Ajinomoto commercials so far.
From original tracks to tie-in songs, there’s a wide variety—so take this opportunity to give them a listen!
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Ajinomoto commercial songs: Popular CM songs (61–70)
Original song
This is a commercial for Seto no Honjio, a 100% domestically sourced salt released by Ajinomoto.
The ad is done in an animated style and uses a song to promote how perfect Seto no Honjio is for making umeboshi (pickled plums).
The music playing in the commercial is an original piece written specifically for this ad.
Its enka-like melody really lifts your spirits when you listen to it!
What a nice bath.Duke Aces
It was used as a parody song for “Knorr Cup Soup.” Apparently, it was originally a song by the Duke Aces, but at some point it became established as a Drifters song.
Either way, it feels like the kind of tune that would naturally come to you as a hum while you’re relaxing in a hot spring.
clumsyZa Kuromaniyonzu
It promotes how Amino Vital supports every sporting scene.
The dynamic footage showing various sports against a backdrop of the Amino Vital logo is striking.
The song used is “Bukiyou” by The Cro-Magnons, and its light, band-driven sound highlights the positive spirit of people striving in sports.
With a fiery heartKobayashi Akira
It was used for AGF “Maxim.” Eiichi Ohtaki was a fan of Mr.
Asahi, and apparently he was extremely nervous when they met.
I think it’s a grand song filled with Ohtaki’s feelings, perfectly suited to Mr.
Asahi.
Its majestic, continental vibe is wonderful.
GOOD MORNING CALLKoizumi Kyoko
It was used in a Knorr Cup Soup commercial.
It sounds a bit subdued, but it’s a song by Tetsuya Komuro, isn’t it? There are moments when Kyoko Koizumi’s pitch makes me go “huh?”, but with the same unchanging cuteness she’s had since her debut to this day, I feel like letting it slide.
Original songSogabe Konatsu
This commercial, where Mei Nagano murmurs “I’m so happy” as she savors her soup, is for Knorr Cup Soup.
In her narration, Nagano says she wants to choose something carefully made for breakfast, conveying the appeal of the product: a cup soup that’s easy to prepare yet nutritious and delicious.
The gentle song used as the background music is an original track for the commercial, sung by singer-songwriter Kona Sogabe.
The lyrics are by Shinya Takano, and the music is by Masahiro Tobinai—an impressive creative team behind the production.
Turkish MarchFujiko Hemming
It was used for “Knorr Fluffy Egg Soup.” It seems it was played as a parody song.
The Yasuda sisters, including Yuki-san, have also released a scat version, and the light, familiar melody seems to go well with anything.
I sense a craftsman-like quality in Ms.
Fujiko’s piano.