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[Cup Noodles Commercial Songs] Popular CM songs. Historical CM songs [2026]

Nissin’s Cup Noodles, a classic staple of instant ramen, is a product you often see at convenience stores and supermarkets! Speaking of Cup Noodles commercials, they often draw attention with bold direction, including parodies of internet memes.

And many of these commercials feature popular songs or parody versions of them, which has probably piqued the interest of many people.

In this article, we’ll introduce songs that have been used in the commercials so far, both Western and Japanese.

We’ve picked out tracks ranging from those used in the latest commercials to older ones, so take this opportunity to listen to a variety of songs.

[Cup Noodles Commercial Songs] Popular CM songs. Historic CM songs [2026] (51–60)

This Is LoveUtada Hikaru

Hikaru Utada – This Is Love (Live Ver.)
This Is LoveUtada Hikaru

This song is included on Hikaru Utada’s fourth album, ULTRA BLUE, released in 2006.

It was issued as a single exclusively through online music distribution prior to the album’s release.

The track was used as the commercial song for the FREEDOM-PROJECT (Nissin Cup Noodles promotional campaign).

Nissin Foods Cup Noodles This flavor is one-of-a-kind in the world: “MISIA” Edition

EverythingMISIA

MISIA – Everything (Official HD Music Video)
EverythingMISIA

This is a parody version, created specifically for this commercial, of a famous MISIA song that is widely used and loved in various contexts.

The original song has been covered by many artists across different dramas and generations, but this parody, like the original, features a beautiful, soaring vocal performance that is in no way inferior to MISIA’s own rendition.

Nissin Foods Cup Noodles “Almost-Squid Debut” Version

Nancy of Summer ColorsHayami Yū

Known as one of Yui Hayami’s signature songs, it was featured in Nissin Cup Noodles’ “Almost Squid Appears” commercial in a self-performed parody version, and was also used as the theme for a Coca-Cola commercial she appeared in at the time of the song’s release.

With the striking impact of the commercial visuals as a backdrop, you can enjoy her unchanged, cute singing voice.

It’s a track that lets you rediscover Yui Hayami’s timeless charm along with the song itself.

Nissin Foods Cup Noodles 2011 TV commercial

Kiss!bump.y

bump.y 『kiss!』 PV full
Kiss!bump.y

Kiss! by bump.y, a five-member group of actresses active from 2009 to 2014.

Released in 2011 as their fourth single, it was used at the time in a commercial song for Cup Noodles Gohan.

Produced by Sweetune, the songwriting team behind hits for KARA, the quality is outstanding.

It’s a slightly fleeting yet pop number with a nostalgic sound that evokes American retro vibes, depicting a love that wants to take one more step forward, to go further.

I love when the sound syncs with that heart-pounding feeling.

[Cup Noodles Commercial Songs] Popular CM songs. Historical CM songs [2026] (61–70)

Snow in Love, Sky I AdoreCHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY “Koisuru Yuki Aisuru Sora” Official Video
Snow in Love, Sky I AdoreCHEMISTRY

It was CHEMISTRY’s 25th single, released in 2008.

It served as the lead single from the concept album “Winter of Love” and was used as the commercial song for Nissin Foods’ “Nissin Cup Noodles Milk Seafood ‘Milk Christmas’” TV commercial.

Nissin Foods Cup Noodles “HUNGRY K” Version

Original composition (instrumental)audioforce

Nissin Foods Cup Noodles HUNGRY-K version 60 seconds
Original composition (instrumental)audioforce

Airing from December 31, 2017, this commercial features professional tennis player Kei Nishikori during a season when he was plagued by injuries and steadily continued his training.

It portrays him as having a hungrier spirit than any other player as he works toward a comeback.

The music was provided by audioforce from Berlin, a regular in the commercial song scene.

Nissin Foods World Cup Noodles ‘So What Is It, Really? Laksa’ Edition

Tacata’MAX

MAX / New Single “Tacata’” MV
Tacata'MAX

This commercial introduces Singapore-style laksa, one of the most popular flavors in the global Cup Noodles lineup.

The CM uses MAX’s song “Tacata’,” swapping the titular word with “laksa” while explaining the dish.

By comparing it to familiar things, the ad conveys what it tastes like, yet never quite tells you exactly what laksa is—which is part of its appeal.

The flashy vibe, with dance by MAX and photo-like composites, makes it a unique spot that straightforwardly communicates the idea of “the unknown.”