A roundup of iconic songs: All the tracks from Aquarius commercials
Aquarius commercials feature songs that resonate with the heart through the power of music.
From Spitz’s “Haru no Uta” to Mr.Children’s “innocent world,” a host of unforgettable J-pop classics that everyone can’t help but hum are etched in our memories alongside refreshing visuals.
And more recently, artists like RADWIMPS and Uru have joined the lineup—acclaimed performers loved across generations.
In this article, we’ll showcase everything at once, from the latest CM songs to timeless hits!
A compilation of iconic songs! Aquarius commercial songs (1–10)
Moonlit Horizon[Alexandros]
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[ALEXANDROS], a rock band that enjoys popularity even among listeners who don’t usually listen to rock—thanks in part to their frequent use as theme songs for TV dramas and films—also had one of their tracks featured in an Aquarius commercial.
Their song “Tsukiiro Horizon” was used in the 2019 “Zenryoku tte Oishii” (“All-out Effort Tastes Great”) spot starring Shohei Ohtani.
It’s a song that carries their signature fresh and stylish vibe, and the intricate drum beats that come in partway through leave a striking, very cool impression.
A Distant LoveRADWIMPS
The song featured in the 2017 AQUARIUS Clear Water “Thirst/Refreshing” commercial—which drew attention for starring Nina Kiyono—was RADWIMPS’ hugely popular “Saihate Aini.” Released as a single in 2017, it was also included on the 2018 album ANTI ANTI GENERATION.
Crafted as a guitar-driven rock track brimming with speed and momentum, it’s a song that lets you fully savor the exhilarating appeal that defines RADWIMPS.
PALETTEeill
This commercial showcases how staying hydrated not only maintains your health but also refreshes your mood, illustrated through Alice Hirose.
We see her slowed down by the heat until she finds an Aquarius in her bag, hydrates, and gradually moves with more energy.
Enhancing the refreshing visuals is the song “palette,” performed by singer-songwriter eill.
Its dance-music-inspired, dynamic beat layered with her radiant vocals conveys a powerful sense of forward momentum.
Keep on MovingNEXZ
An Aquarius commercial titled “By the Side of Those Who Move Forward.” It features people steadily working toward their dreams and goals, and just watching it makes your heart swell.
The BGM uses a song by NEXZ, adding a vibrant touch to the ad.
The track, titled “Keep on Moving,” carries an uplifting, empowering message that perfectly matches the commercial’s theme.
Funny BunnyUru
The song used in the 2020 commercial “The Invisible ‘Do Your Best’ Summer” was “Funny Bunny,” sung by Uru.
Many of you may already know this track; originally, it’s one of the signature songs by the rock band the pillows, and thanks to its lyrics, it’s also widely loved as a cheering anthem.
Uru’s version is included on the cover disc that comes with the limited first edition of her 2020 album Orion Blue.
Accompanied by piano, Uru’s breathy, crystal-clear vocals are truly beautiful—a soul-cleansing performance.
Song of Springsupittsu
Released in 2005, “Haru no Uta” is one of Spitz’s signature songs and a staple of spring-themed music.
It was originally included on the album “Souvenir,” but was later released as a single thanks to a tie-in with an Aquarius commercial.
The fact that many artists—including singer-songwriter Sakura Fujiwara—have covered it shows how this song shines as a masterpiece in the J-pop scene.
With the soft, gentle atmosphere so characteristic of Spitz, it truly feels like a song that captures the sound of a spring day.
The Naked Sunyunikōn
A summer tune released in 2011 by Unicorn, led by Tamio Okuda, a legendary player in Japanese rock history.
As the title “Naked Sun” suggests, it opens with a scene of climbing a hill, dripping with sweat.
You live, you walk, you sweat, you breathe, and you feel the wind, the trees, and the sea.
The passionately uplifting performance and the open, straightforward expression depict both the fundamental hardship and the joy of living.
Many listeners have likely drawn strength from its simple yet powerful message.
