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As a major mobile carrier beloved by many users for years, au has aired countless commercials.
In the 2000s, during the heyday of feature phones, they rolled out LISMO, a service that let you listen to music on your phone, and their commercials featured songs by many popular artists.
In this article, we’ll introduce not only those nostalgic classics but also the songs used in the latest commercials.
See if you can find the tunes you heard on TV or those memorable old commercial jingles!
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[au Commercial] Songs Featured in the Commercials: A History of CM Songs [2026] (1–10)
Et cetera related to the seashoreNEW!PUFFY
This is a commercial that promotes how easy it is to use Y!mobile overseas and how it lets you connect with the world at a great value.
It features the family of Tetsurō Degawa, Eiko Koike, and Mana Ashida experiencing an overseas vibe in front of their home, conveying the convenience of using it abroad.
The song that further amplifies the excitement of heading overseas depicted in the visuals is PUFFY’s “Asia no Junshin.” The lyrics, which incorporate various places around the world, are a highlight and convey the idea of casually enjoying travel abroad.
Galaxy Express 999NEW!Godaigo
This commercial promotes Y!mobile’s Starlink through a unique worldview of a family enjoying a journey on the Galactic Railroad.
It conveys the reassurance of Starlink—if you can see the sky, you can connect—and the excellence of Y!mobile for offering it at a great value, through the lively conversation of Tetsuro Degawa, Eiko Koike, and Mana Ashida.
The song that further enhances the positive atmosphere depicted in the visuals is Godiego’s “The Galaxy Express 999.” It’s a memorable track with a sound that evokes a forward-looking attitude focused on the “railway” aspect, combined with bright, uplifting vocals.
So CoolNEW!lunaluxe
In this commercial announcing the arrival of the Google Pixel 10a, the design of the Pixel 10a is showcased in sync with the music.
In particular, the sleek, minimalist look of the sides and back is frequently shown, and the striking color variations are also highlighted.
The song playing in this commercial is “So Cool” by lunaluxe.
It’s dance music characterized by a futuristic track that’s sure to captivate you with its unique world.
That’s the Way (I Like It)NEW!KC and The Sunshine Band
This is a commercial featuring Aina the End, who is said to be a close friend, and Cocomi, introducing the appeal of ahamo and the Pixel 10a.
It highlights that ahamo can be used overseas as-is, and that the Pixel 10a has an impressively long-lasting battery.
There’s also a scene where they trade relatable comments about smartphone batteries, offering a light, chuckle-worthy moment.
The BGM is KC & The Sunshine Band’s signature track “That’s the Way (I Like It),” a classic 70s disco tune you’ve likely heard somewhere before.
We Will Rock YouNEW!Queen
This commercial powerfully highlights that even with Rakuten Mobile, the iPhone 14 Pro is available—and claims you can get it cheaper than anywhere else.
The footage shows a variety of people coming together and moving in sync with smiles, vividly expressing the anticipation and excitement for the iPhone in a powerful way.
The song that further amplifies the energetic atmosphere portrayed in the video is Queen’s “We Will Rock You.” The stomping-like opening sound is striking, and the way the voices gradually layer conveys a strong sense of unity.
RAKUENNEW!yuzu
This commercial conveys the comfort and exhilaration of Rakuten Mobile through scenes of a surprise live performance by the duo Yuzu.
A key point is the depiction of not only people on-site but also viewers in various locations watching the live stream, which also expresses the stability of a network that connects you anywhere.
The song being performed during this lively show is Yuzu’s “RAKUEN.” It’s a track that seems to capture the excitement of diving into a fun place, with bright sounds and light, airy vocals conveying positive emotions.
The structure that encourages handclaps also evokes a sense of powerful unity, as if everyone is moving forward together.
Opera Aida ‘Triumphal March’Matsuda Shota, Kiritani Kenta, Hamada Gaku, Arimura Kasumi, Nanao, Suda Masaki, Kawaei Rina
KDDI’s commercial, “Zenryoku Aida” (Full-Power Aida), supports Japan’s national soccer team.
When it comes to soccer, this is the song—hearing it instantly brings the sport to mind.
Its official title is the “Triumphal March,” the second piece in Act II of the opera Aida.
Even though the vocals are basically just “Oh,” it’s incredibly catchy and stirs your fighting spirit.
You might not know the opera, but this one track conjures up the soccer pitch in your mind.
It’s classical music, but it’s become inseparable from soccer.
