The Cook Do commercial song
Cook Do, Ajinomoto’s Chinese seasoning series, offers a lineup of blended seasonings like mapo tofu mix, twice-cooked pork (hoikoro) sauce, and aromatic flavor pastes.When you think of Cook Do commercials, the memorable images are of families enjoying delicious-looking Chinese dishes, right?Just watching them makes you hungry, and the music that accompanies the ads is great too.In this article, we’ll introduce all the songs that have been used in Cook Do commercials to date.We’ve picked out everything from staple marches and light classical pieces to jazz standards and newly written original tracks, so be sure to check them out.
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Cook Do commercial songs (1–10)
Original song
This commercial highlights how Cook Do’s Twice-Cooked Pork supports family bonds through its delicious taste, conveyed through a wordless exchange between Tomomitsu Yamaguchi and Hana Sugisaki.
It begins with a poignant scene where the father serves his daughter some twice-cooked pork, only to have her refuse it.
The story then progresses to the father tearing up as he watches the dish being eaten, but from there, the daughter hands the twice-cooked pork back to her father.
Their shared smiles express the closeness of the family.
The warm atmosphere of the visuals is further enhanced by the original, gently resonant BGM.
Its distinctive three-beat rhythm brings a lightness that effectively conveys warmth and joy.
Original song
This commercial promotes the hidden potential of oyster sauce, which many people think can only be used in limited situations.
In the distinctive visuals where a bottle of oyster sauce starts dancing, we show that it stands alongside other seasonings.
In scenes where Tatsuya Fujiwara uses it in various dishes, we specifically introduce what it pairs well with, including his reactions when tasting the food.
By using oyster sauce in unexpected ways, it also sparks curiosity about other possible uses.
Original song
While highlighting how important rice is to go with dishes like Twice-Cooked Pork and Pepper Steak, this commercial expresses the thrill of pairing them with rice through the interaction between Hiroshi Abe and Kurumi Inagaki.
The fact that their chopsticks never stop yet the conversation still flows conveys that they’re sharing the same feeling.
The way they keep eating with such absorption also gives the impression of Cook Do’s high quality.
Including the boldly resonant brass in the background music, you can really feel the excitement and forward momentum.
Cook Do commercial songs (11–20)
Original song
This commercial features interactions between Eiko Koike and children to highlight how easy and delicious today’s big-plate dishes—meat miso cabbage and silky egg pork-and-cabbage—are.
It conveys that the flavor is so beloved by kids it’s known as “Mom’s cabbage,” and that it’s simple to make.
A key point is that two types of dishes are introduced, showing how they can add variety to everyday menus.
The light background music also stands out, giving a relaxed, everyday-life feel.
Original song
This commercial cheerfully showcases, through a family’s interactions, that today’s big-platter pork belly and eggplant dish is a flavor kids love.
The story unfolds with Eiko Koike narrating the children’s requests for “that eggplant thing,” leading into a reveal of what the dish is like.
Their expressions as they savor the happiness after eating are memorable, effectively highlighting both the ease of preparation and the delicious taste.
The light, overlapping BGM is another striking point, reinforcing the impression of an ordinary, everyday scene.
Original song
This commercial highlights, through Tatsuya Fujiwara’s reactions, how Cook Do’s oyster sauce makes everyday dishes even tastier.
When stir-fried vegetables or lettuce feel a bit lacking in flavor, the oyster sauce elevates them to something more authentic—expressed with big, dramatic reactions.
The original background music, featuring a distinctive song, further accentuates the ad’s comedic vibe.
With its powerful chorus singing out “Cook Do,” it also conveys the joy of eating.
Original song
This is a commercial introducing what the Mala Mapo Tofu from Cook Do’s premium ‘Goku’ series—known for its authentic flavors—is like.
By showing Hiroshi Abe eating intently and the smile he reveals as he does, the ad powerfully conveys the product’s high quality.
Further emphasizing the strength of the visuals is an original piece of background music that communicates a sense of tension.
Built around a briskly resonant piano, the composition balances lightness and force, creating a distinctive worldview.