[Canned Coffee / Bottled Coffee] CM Songs for Georgia and BOSS
Canned coffee brightens our breaks, whether between studying or working.
Since canned coffee is so familiar in our daily lives, you probably often see canned coffee commercials on TV.
Have you ever wondered about the music used in those canned coffee commercials while watching them?
A wide variety of songs have been used over the years, including classic rock and jazz from overseas and popular tracks by Japanese artists.
In this article, we’ll introduce canned coffee commercial songs all at once, regardless of brand!
We hope you’ll find the track you heard in a commercial and were curious about—or maybe even a new favorite.
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[Canned Coffee and Bottled Coffee] CM Songs from Georgia and BOSS (51–60)
Halloween NightAKB48
AKB48’s 41st single, “Halloween Night,” released in 2015.
The song features Rino Sashihara—now active not only in variety shows but also as a producer—as the center, and it was used in a commercial for Asahi’s “WONDA Morning Shot.” With an allure that feels like it draws you into another world and slightly romantic lyrics, it’s a disco tune brimming with a grown-up mood and retro vibes, in addition to a catchiness reminiscent of “Koi Suru Fortune Cookie.” The lustrous vocals and laid-back rhythm are pleasant and sure to amp up Halloween, and it might also pair nicely with a relaxing drink when you’re feeling tired.
Saturday nightBay City Rollers
I bet there are people who feel their youth come rushing back when they hear this song! Bay City Rollers’ “Saturday Night,” by the Scottish pop-rock band from the UK, is their signature hit that was released in the U.S.
in 1975 and became a huge success.
You often hear it in various commercials, and it was used for DyDo Blend Coffee among canned coffee ads.
It’s a fun number with a surging melody line and a rock ’n’ roll rhythm that makes you feel giddy—you can’t help but start swaying! It’s curious how, even though it’s “Saturday Night,” it also has a fresh, morning-or-afternoon kind of brightness.
In any case, the mood that makes you want to dance from the inside out is just the best, and it’s sure to make your Saturday night even more enjoyable!
GET IT ONChase
The WANDA The Black commercial, “Black Appears,” features Junji Takada and Taichi Kokubun.
The ad uses the debut single “Get It On” by the American brass rock band Chase.
As you’d expect from a brass rock band, the triumphant, lavish brass lines make the melody soar and get you pumped up! If you listen to it when you’re feeling down, it’s sure to brighten your mood in an instant.
The song was a big hit in Japan as well and was even covered by Akiko Wada.
Thats the way a Woman isMessengers
The commercials for Kirin Beverage’s FIRE, including the “Sugoroku: Company” edition featuring Junichi Okada, use “That’s the Way a Woman Is” by the American pop-rock band The Messengers.
Released in 1971, the song was a big hit in Japan and has been covered by Japanese artists such as Saori Minami and Finger 5.
Its upbeat, irresistibly catchy melody makes it a perfect BGM for heading out on a drive or leisure trip with a coffee in hand!
[Canned Coffee / Bottled Coffee] Commercial Songs from Georgia and BOSS (61–70)
To Feel The FireONE OK ROCK
This song was originally released by Stevie Wonder in [year], but it was adopted as the theme song for FIRE canned coffee.
In 2000, a CD featuring this song sung by eight diverse artists—including Gackt and Aki Yashiro—was produced as part of the canned coffee product, and it became a hot topic.
One OK Rock released their cover of the song in 2011, but people from generations unfamiliar with Stevie’s original might think it’s a One OK Rock song.
YMCAVillage People
Former professional baseball player Hideki Matsui appears as a groundskeeper maintaining the field in the Kirin canned coffee “FIRE” commercial, titled “Groundskeeper.” The song used in this ad is the Village People’s classic “Y.M.C.A.” In Japan, Hideki Saijo’s cover “YOUNG MAN (Y.M.C.A.)” is well known! In Major League Baseball, just like Matsui in the commercial, groundskeepers perform a dance to this song after the end of the fifth inning.
Japan’s pro team the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters also use this song for a similar performance.
It’s a bright, energetic number that makes everyone want to strike the “YMCA” poses during the chorus!
Linda Linda (parody version)Bīto Takeshi, Gekidan Hitori, Sawabe Yū, Kamiki Ryūnosuke, Kawaei Rina
The song that Beat Takeshi, Gekidan Hitori, Yū Sawabe of Haraichi, Ryunosuke Kamiki, and Rina Kawaei—who serve as Wonda’s commercial spokespeople—sing in the commercial is “Linda Linda” by THE BLUE HEARTS.
Released in 1987 as their debut single, the song has been covered by artists such as Mari Natsuki and Mamoru Miyano, and has frequently been featured across various media.
In the commercial, they perform a parody version titled “Wonda Wonda.” The structure—building from the quiet opening into an explosive chorus—packs a massive punch!