[Going Viral!] A Special Feature on the Cute Songs Used in Commercials
When you’re watching TV commercials, don’t you ever come across a wonderful song that really resonates with you? Upbeat, cheerful tracks in particular are striking and tend to stick in your head.
In this article, we’ll introduce a roundup of cute songs that have been featured in commercials.
Along with tracks by idols and singer-songwriters, we’ve included a variety of songs both old and new, including original music made specifically for commercials.
If there’s a song you heard in a commercial that caught your interest, be sure to look for it here.
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Daddy Likes MamboPerry Como
It’s a cheerful, upbeat song from Suzuki’s Hustler (featuring Dr.
Slump Arale-chan).
Perry Como was a major American entertainer on par with Frank Sinatra, performing on numerous television shows and stages.
He had many hit songs—an impressive 14 of them reached number one in the United States.
Dear WOMANSMAP
Since the disbandment was decided, there has been a mix of praise and criticism, and a fervent search for villains.
Even so, please don’t forget that SMAP is an exceptionally rare group representing Japan that has given us hope and energy since 1988—and for some, even a light to live by—and that for 30 long years they set aside personal interests to lift up Japan.
Ob-La-Di,Ob-La-DaThe Beatles
It’s such a masterpiece that I think there might be no one who doesn’t recognize it when they hear it.
The phrase “Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da” was often said by conga player Jimmy Scott, who performed at a club Paul McCartney of the Beatles frequently visited at the time.
It means “life goes on.”
I love itŌhara Sakurako
It’s the commercial song for the smartphone game White Cat Project.
A track with a pure and cute melody.
Beyond music, she has been active across films, TV dramas, and stage productions.
Sakurako Ohara is expanding her range of activities.
In 2015, she made her first appearance at NHK’s Kōhaku Uta Gassen as the opening performer for the Red Team.
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Song of Café au LaitMinegawa Takako / Kikkaren
The mischievous protagonist sways between strong Coffee-kun and gentle Milk-kun, ultimately settling on behavior that literally “doesn’t make things black and white”—a café au lait.
The laid-back vibe is soothing.
It also drew attention for being sung by “Kikkaren,” the duo of Kimaguren and idol singer Yuu Kikkawa.
Distant DayTatetakako
A corporate commercial song for the Shinano Mainichi Shimbun.
For the commercial visuals, Makoto Shinkai—who recorded a mega-hit and sparked a social phenomenon with the film “Your Name.”—was involved in the video production.
It features beautiful piano (accompanied by Tate Takako herself).
The lyrics evoke the beauty of nature and the four seasons, with a touch of poignancy.
Included on the album “Song of the Comeback Kid.”
NEW LOOKAmuro Namie
The Vidal Sassoon commercial song.
The music video became a hot topic for being super cute.
Namie Amuro quickly changes, like a fashion model, into retro-modern looks from the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s.
The track is said to sample representative songs from the ’60s to the ’80s that Namie Amuro selected, with “remake” as its theme.
NEW LOOK represents the ’60s.