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!
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A Collection of Iconic Tunes! AQUARIUS Commercial Songs (11–20)
So it’s summer.Za Hairouzu
It’s a commercial that portrays Shinji Ono facing off against a variety of soccer-loving people, expressing the pure fun of the sport.
While the smiles on everyone’s faces clearly convey how enjoyable soccer is, it also gets across the message that staying hydrated is important to focus and have even more fun.
What further highlights the dynamism, joy, and refreshing atmosphere of the footage is The High-Lows’ “Natsu Nandana.” Their trademark powerful band sound rings out, conveying a headlong energy, as if sprinting through the present at full tilt.
Original songKenKen
The artist who handled the CM song for AQUARIUS SPARKLING LEMON aired in 2012, featuring Keisuke Honda, was KenKen—active both as the bassist of the rock band RIZE and as a solo musician.
If you’re a bass enthusiast or a fan of his playing, you might have recognized it as his performance just from the sound at the time! No surprise there: the original song used in this commercial prominently features slap bass overflowing with his signature style, and not only the bass but the drums were also performed by KenKen.
lipsGEARS
This commercial portrays Yuki Uchida energetically dashing around the seaside while conveying the importance of hydration through a distinctive worldview.
A face made of water appears before her, leading from a suggestion to hydrate to a dynamic scene of her gulping down Aquarius Neo.
The song that further emphasizes the freshness and boldness of these visuals is GEARS’ “Kuchibiru.” Its structure—funky sound paired with a powerful vocal—leaves a strong impression, and the balance of lightness and drive creates a unique momentum and mood.
Summer Sky Graffitiikimonogakari
This is a commercial introducing Aquarius Vitamin Guard, which gives your body nutrients that can stand up to the sun.
In it, Saki Aibu rushes to people suffering from the heat and recommends Vitamin Guard, conveying a sense of energy and freshness.
The song that further highlights the strength and breeziness expressed in the visuals is Ikimonogakari’s “Natsuzora Graffiti.” As the title suggests, both the sound and the lyrics strongly evoke summer with a refreshing feel, while also carrying a touch of wistfulness, like looking back on memories.
It’s precisely because the song seems to pack in various emotions that its forward-driving power feels even stronger.
Overture “Orpheus in the Underworld” from the operetta “Orpheus in the Underworld” (also known as “Galop Infernal” or “Can-Can” from Offenbach’s operetta)
The classical masterpiece Orpheus in the Underworld (Infernal Galop) was the music used in the 2012 Aquarius Zero commercial featuring Joe Odagiri, titled “Spreading, a Slightly Better Me.” Even if the title doesn’t ring a bell, once you hear a bit of it, you’ll probably go, “Ah, that one!” Yes, it’s the classic track often used as background music for footraces at school sports days.
The commercial also shows him choosing to walk to work instead of taking a bus or taxi, making it a perfect song for scenes that get you moving!
WAO!yunikōn
This song by Unicorn, the rock band led by Tamio Okuda, was used in the commercial “Blue Driver Ryo,” which featured golfer Ryo Ishikawa—who was hugely popular at the time under the nickname “the Bashful Prince”—as an animated character.
The commercial aired in 2009, and the track was released the same year.
It’s marked by a quintessentially Unicorn, friendly, and catchy melody line that sticks in your head, along with a refreshing, fast-paced feel.
At the same time, behind the scenes the guitar is playing technical phrases using tapping, making it a rewarding listen as well!
A Collection of Great Songs! Aquarius Commercial Songs (21–30)
Csikos PostHermann Necke
This commercial uses a simple video to showcase the speed of double dutch and convey that exercise requires proper replenishment.
By pairing a stylish sport with Aquarius, it effectively communicates the technology behind Aquarius as well.
Focusing on the rapid pace of the visuals, the music that further accentuates it is “The Post” (Csikos Post), a track often heard as background music.
Its bustling, hurried melody is striking, and that lightness captures listeners’ attention.