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 song. Popular commercial songs (21–30)
Original song
This commercial promotes the hidden potential of oyster sauce, which many people think can only be used in limited situations.
In the distinctive visuals where a bottle of oyster sauce starts dancing, we show that it stands alongside other seasonings.
In scenes where Tatsuya Fujiwara uses it in various dishes, we specifically introduce what it pairs well with, including his reactions when tasting the food.
By using oyster sauce in unexpected ways, it also sparks curiosity about other possible uses.
Original song
This commercial highlights, through Tatsuya Fujiwara’s reactions, how Cook Do’s oyster sauce makes everyday dishes even tastier.
When stir-fried vegetables or lettuce feel a bit lacking in flavor, the oyster sauce elevates them to something more authentic—expressed with big, dramatic reactions.
The original background music, featuring a distinctive song, further accentuates the ad’s comedic vibe.
With its powerful chorus singing out “Cook Do,” it also conveys the joy of eating.
Ajinomoto commercial jingle. Popular commercial songs (31–40)
Liberty BellJohn Philip Sousa
This commercial highlights just how delicious and authentic Cook Do is by showing a family utterly captivated by the twice-cooked pork.
In the ad, Ryoma Takeuchi is the one cooking the dish, and the way the children peer in on the process expresses their anticipation for the taste.
Including Minami Hamabe, everyone ends up smiling—strongly conveying the idea of a happiness-inducing deliciousness.
The background music used here is “The Liberty Bell,” whose distinctly march-like, upbeat, and powerful mood comes through.
Its intentionally springy performance is also a key point, making it a piece that conveys an overall positive and fun atmosphere.
Original song
This commercial answers the question of whether dishes like pork with bean sprouts, pork belly with eggplant, and minced-meat miso cabbage go well with rice, through a conversation between Eiko Koike and a rice cooker.
The rice cooker wonders if vegetables like bean sprouts and eggplant pair well with rice, and the response is that with Cook Do, they become flavors that match rice.
Although the question seems unresolved as the scene shifts to dinner, the rice cooker is fully convinced after seeing the children eagerly devour their food.
The BGM carries a somewhat passionate feel, conveying a sense of energy and positivity here as well.
Original songIwatatakanori
This is a commercial that gently conveys the deliciousness of stick-type Blendy and how perfect it is for a relaxing morning.
By highlighting that the stick format lets you make café au lait in a flash, it shows how that convenience leads to relaxation.
Another key point is that this ease and great taste are expressed through Takahiro Iwata’s singing with acoustic guitar.
His soft vocals layered over the acoustic guitar’s tone clearly evoke a peaceful morning time.
Original song
This commercial lightly conveys that with AGF instant coffee, you can easily enjoy a delicious cup.
It features Nana Eikura savoring coffee at home, and her smile and relaxed expressions vividly express how good it tastes.
Enhancing the fun atmosphere of the footage is a parody of “If You’re Happy and You Know It.” The lyrics convey the convenience of instant coffee, and combined with the original song’s brisk tempo, they create a sense of excitement.
Original song
This commercial conveys that with Blendy stick-type products, you can choose flavors to match your own preferences, and it captures that sense of excitement.
It unfolds with women choosing which one to pick, communicating that there’s a sense of comfort tailored to each person’s taste and mood.
A key point is that you can choose not only by flavor but also by sweetness level, which heightens the thrill of choosing even more.
The video features an original song that could be called the theme for Blendy stick-type products; its light, breezy sound expresses fun and excitement.