This is a playlist of songs used in bank commercials.
Most of the tracks were featured from the 2000s onward, so many of you might find yourselves thinking, “Oh yeah, I remember that commercial!” when you listen.
It includes songs that were used in regional bank ads, as well as tracks created exclusively for commercials that were never officially released.
We all have those commercial jingles that stick in our heads.
From nostalgic picks to the latest CM songs, I’ve gathered a wide selection—give them a listen!
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Bank CM songs: Popular commercial songs (1–10)
life; livelihood; livingNEW!yutori
Yutori’s “Seikatsu” was released in 2026, a song that seems to depict the sadness of parting and the suffering that follows.
Its structure is striking, with a band sound that resonates with strength even within a slow tempo, conveying an intense anguish.
The lyrics focus on looking back on memories after a breakup, expressing feelings of discomfort with no longer being a pair.
The song was also used in a Sony Bank commercial themed around a “memory account,” where, set to a gentle rhythm, it appears to portray family memories and bonds.
Listen to the musicElefanto Kashimashi
Elephant Kashimashi sings with fiery male passion and has many fans among both men and women.
Hiroji Miyamoto’s vocals truly resonate with the heart, don’t they? This song, Listen to the Music, is included on the 2008 album STARTING OVER and was used as the corporate commercial song for Nishi-Nippon City Bank.
It’s another very passionate track, yet it carries a certain sense of poignancy.
I said it captures a man’s heart, but their music often moves women deeply as well—songs that really hit you and stir your emotions.
FantasistaDragon Ash
This is a commercial promoting Mizuho Bank’s support for Japan’s national team at the FIFA World Cup.
It features Ritsu Doan, Ayase Ueda, and Ko Itakura, each speaking about their determination for the tournament, along with dynamic shots of them striking the ball, resulting in a cool, polished piece.
The BGM is Fantasista, chosen as a theme song for the 2002 FIFA World Cup.
It’s one of the signature tracks by the rock band Dragon Ash, emblematic of mixture rock that fuses tight rap with a loud band sound.
BeautifulHirai Dai
It’s a song included on Dai Hirai’s fourth mini-album, “The Light,” released in 2014.
Chosen as the theme for a Nishi-Nippon City Bank commercial, it features positive lyrics along with soothing vocals and sound.
It’s a gentle, calming track that brings a sense of peace when you listen to it.
To tomorrowHirosue Ryōko
It was released in 1999 as Ryoko Hirosue’s sixth single.
The lyrics and music were written by Mayo Okamoto, and the song was used in a Sakura Bank commercial and as the ending theme for TBS’s “Wonderful.” The lyrics were written with reference to a day when Ryoko Hirosue, then a third-year high school student, talked with her high school friends by the sea.
Buzz buzz buzzGitaa Urufu Seiji
This commercial song for Sumishin SBI Net Bank / NEOBANK features Guitar Wolf’s Seiji rocking out on guitar while singing.
He sings it super cool—but haven’t you heard this tune somewhere…? That’s right, it’s a parody of the children’s song “Bun Bun Bun” used as the CM jingle.
It’s a very short parody, but it leaves quite an impact, doesn’t it? I bet even little kids who don’t know Guitar Wolf would instinctively react just to the melody (lol).
Midnight ExpresswayOkazaki Taiiku
The Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation commercial featuring Okazaki Taiiku and rugby player Keita Inagaki uses Okazaki Taiiku’s rendition of “Shinya Kousoku” (Midnight Highway).
Released in 2021, this version covers a song originally put out by Flower Companyz in 2004.
It’s a track where you can hear a cry from the soul—Okazaki adds his own signature intensity on top of the heat of the original.
It portrays the feeling of having made plenty of mistakes and just kind of drifting through life now, yet still wanting to one day be able to take pride in your own life.
It’s a soul-stirring classic that stands by those lost in life.
