You've definitely heard it before! The song from the chocolate commercial
Chocolate confectionery is popular with people of all ages, and when you go to supermarkets or convenience stores, you’ll find a wide variety.
What’s more, each product has lots of TV commercials airing, so you probably see them often.
In this article, we’ll introduce all the songs used in those chocolate commercials at once!
We’ve gathered a wide range—from details about that song you happened to hear in a commercial, to the classic tracks that are synonymous with chocolate CM songs—so be sure to give them a listen.
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You've definitely heard these! Chocolate commercial songs (41–50)
Kimiereyuka
A commercial that seems like it could give you a boost just by watching is Bourbon’s Rich Chocolate Brownie ad, the “May Your Dreams Come True” version.
This piece features Tetta Sugimoto and Moe Kamikokuryo cheering on students preparing for exams.
Playing in the background is Yuka’s song “Kimi Yell.” Her high, clear vocals evoke the freshness and sweet poignancy of youth.
You’ve definitely heard these before! Chocolate commercial songs (51–60)
FlowerBoA
BoA’s “flower” was used in a macadamia chocolate TV commercial.
It’s included as the coupling track on the double A-side single “Kiseki” and “NO.1,” released in 2002.
The song portrays a bittersweet sense of distance—wanting to touch the one you love but being unable to.
Just as the nature around us draws nourishment in many forms, I wish some kind of power would be given to my feelings of love too…
When you can’t easily take the initiative in your own romance, you end up wishing for any kind of chance, don’t you? I empathize with how you feel, and this song might just become the power that helps your love move forward!
Brand new dayDISH//
This is a song by DISH// that portrays casual, everyday moments and words of appreciation for oneself.
With its gentle sound, the track conveys a deeply relaxing atmosphere.
The lyrics speak to the importance of spending time alone, and many listeners will likely relate to the rising sense of excitement as a holiday approaches.
It reminds us that a good day off isn’t only about being with someone, and emphasizes the value of rewarding yourself for getting through each day.
The song even evokes a scene like buying chocolates for yourself on Valentine’s Day.
JET!!!DREAMS COME TRUE
DREAMS COME TRUE’s “JET!!!” is their 36th single, released in November 2005.
Chances are you’ve heard it at least once.
The chorus is especially upbeat and so catchy you can’t help but hum along.
While many associate it with a chocolate commercial, watching the music video also makes you want to hop on a plane and travel.
You hear it often as background music on TV and around town, too.
It’s a bright, feel-good track that brings smiles to everyone.
LAST CHRISTMASEXILE
This is a poignant piece that was featured as the song for Meiji’s “Handmade Christmas Chocolate” commercial.
It’s a track by the dance-vocal group EXILE, released in 2008 as their 29th single.
The song is a cover of Wham!’s Christmas classic “Last Christmas,” beloved around the world.
It sings of lingering feelings for a former lover; the lyrics convey the sentiment that “you’re still number one to me,” which is heart-wrenching.
Yet within that sadness, there’s a faint sense of hope, making it a deeply emotional number.
Best Friend’s GirlSandaime Jē Sōru Burazāzu fromu Eguzairu Toraibu
Best Friend’s Girl, the first release after J SOUL BROTHERS became Sandaime J Soul Brothers, was featured in a commercial for Meiji’s Meltykiss.
Released in 2010, the song portrays a bittersweet love for a female friend.
He truly likes her romantically, but he can’t confess his feelings because he doesn’t want to ruin their close friendship.
He wants to tell her, yet he can’t—and that frustrating, aching feeling tightens your chest.
The poignant melody and the two vocalists’ voices will resonate deeply with anyone experiencing a similar kind of love.
BABY BABY BABYNakajima Mika
It’s a heart-wrenching love ballad that plaintively sings, “I can’t live without you.” This song by Mika Nakashima—who is also active as an actress—was included as the B-side to her 31st single, ALWAYS, released in 2010.
It was used in Lotte’s “Ghana Milk Chocolate” commercial.
The mature tone of the song and Nakashima’s delicate, ephemeral voice are such a perfect match.
It makes you feel as if you’ve become the protagonist of the song yourself.