Catchy commercial jingles. A roundup of those songs grabbing attention in ads!
When you’re watching TV or browsing the internet, you often come across commercials, and I’m sure many of you have had a song from one of them get stuck in your head.
In this article, we’ll introduce lots of noteworthy CM (commercial) songs—whether it’s a tune you can’t quite name but can’t stop thinking about, or a song you only heard a snippet of in the ad and want to listen to in full.
Along with the latest tracks, there are also cases where songs from the Showa and Heisei eras are being used again today, so reading this article could be your chance to discover a wide range of music! Let’s dive right in!
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Catchy Commercial Jingles [July 2025] (101–110)
Original songIshino Takkyu
This commercial shows the 2000GT, the LFA, and the new GR GT each running on a track, highlighting their speed and power.
It’s a simple concept with nothing but the cars in motion, but that simplicity really conveys their confidence in performance.
The sense of speed expressed in the visuals is further emphasized by an original track by Takkyu Ishino.
While the piece is simple, with a brisk, insistent rhythm, the combination of tempo and tone also communicates a real sense of exhilaration.
Don’t Worry, Be HappyYoshida Yō, Suzuki Rio
This is a series of commercials featuring Yō Yoshida and Rio Suzuki playing a mother and daughter.
In the “In Winter, Clothes and Books Too” version, it’s said that in winter not only clothes and books dry well, but people do too; and in the “When You Fall for Someone” version, they say that when you fall for someone, fluids and electrolytes are important.
In both commercials, the relaxed, easygoing back-and-forth between Yoshida and Suzuki is striking, and watching them chat with smiles puts the viewer at ease as well.
The background music is Don’t Worry Be Happy, sung by the two performers.
The song, released in 2009 by Kazuyoshi Saito, features lyrics that encourage you to take it easy and not worry too much, even though a lot happens every day.
It’s a perfectly laid-back cheer song that matches the vibe of the commercials.
TOMORROWMayo Okamoto
This is a commercial introducing the nighttime gel pack released by Zeria Pharmaceutical.
It highlights how you can easily take care of your skin by quickly applying it before bed and just going to sleep.
By showing Mami Abe actually using the product, the ad does a great job of conveying how simple it is.
The BGM in this commercial is “TOMORROW,” a signature song by Mayo Okamoto released in 1995.
Many people have likely found support in its lyrics, which offer a gentle push of encouragement.
I want to be with you, not with a bouquetayaka
This commercial expresses Marimo Holdings’ initiatives for the future through the changing scenery seen from a car window.
As Ayaka watches the landscape shift and speaks, the company’s desire to make moments eternal is conveyed.
The song that further amplifies the grand atmosphere depicted in the visuals is Ayaka’s “Not a Bouquet, But I Want to Be with You.” It unfolds from the gentle tones of the piano into a majestic sound as strings build toward the chorus, and her tender yet powerful vocals evoke a sense of hope for the future.
Original songAdo
In the 2025 Year-End Jumbo lottery commercial, the concept is to look back on the moments when people bought lottery tickets throughout the year.
It highlights how the lottery lets us dream, expressing that thanks to the dreams it inspired, this past year shone brightly.
It makes you think that buying a lottery ticket might just fill your days with excitement and fun! The BGM features an original song made for the lottery commercials, and the singer is none other than Ado.
Her powerful, straightforward vocals are incredibly captivating.
Catchy Commercial Songs [July 2025] (111–120)
Hymn to LoveÉdith Piaf
This commercial features Sayuri Ishikawa gently offering advice on various concerns and thoughts related to the home.
The scenarios include consultations about asset succession, inheritance, and land utilization, showing how Token Corporation can provide support in such times.
The way the advice is delivered—slowly and conversationally—conveys a warm, empathetic stance that gently aligns with each person’s ideal.
The music emphasizes this warmth in supporting users, with “Hymne à l’Amour.” Its light piano arrangement adds a sense of familiarity and warmth.
me me sheRADWIMPS
This is the song used in Universal Music’s “#Let’s Listen to Playlists” campaign commercial, where Ren Nagase and Nanoka Hara recreate the world of Heisei-era love songs.
It’s a calm ballad by RADWIMPS, and its gentle, conversational structure conveys a serene atmosphere.
The lyrics seem to express the regret that follows a love that has ended, depicting a poignant sadness with words that suggest lingering affection smoldering in the heart.
It’s a song that strongly conveys feelings of lingering attachment—being unable to dislike someone even after parting, and feeling your affection only grow larger.