[Daihatsu Commercial] Popular CM Songs. Historical/All-time CM Songs [2026]

After how many yearsDURDN

DURDN – Even After Many Years (Official Lyric Video)

A pleasantly groovy bassline that recalls ’80s disco-pop and softly floating, airy vocals make a strong impression.

It’s the kind of song that makes you want to hop in the car and just keep driving.

DURDN is a project by Baku, a singer-songwriter with Korean roots, and tee tea, a producer duo known for providing songs to Korean idol groups and Nogizaka46, as well as their own unit, Himitsu no Nerine.

With its languid, weightless sound that’s sure to be addictive, it’s truly a perfect number for a drive.

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JudenKroi

Kroi – Juden [Official Video]

It’s a track that expresses Kroi’s unique worldview and a modern, airy sense of floatiness.

While Kroi plays across various genres, this song pushes a bouncy funk rhythm to the forefront.

Within that funk sound, it also weaves in electronic tones, evoking cutting-edge technology and a near-futuristic feel that aligns with the commercial’s concept.

The lyrics don’t carry a heavy message; instead, you’ll want to enjoy the resonance of the words as part of the sound and their harmony with the groove.

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PlaysicYorushika

Play Sick

This commercial leaves an impression with its gentle mood, showing Sairi Ito riding in the Canvas Stripes.

In the “Kinda Like That,” “My Mistake,” “I Forgot,” and “It Suits You” versions, conversations unfold between her and the owner of the same car parked coincidentally next to hers, and the unique vibe between the two brings a soft chuckle.

Meanwhile, in the “Face and Butt” and “I Knew It” versions, the dialogue is between Ito and a friend who drives the same car, conveying a comfortable, no-pretenses relationship.

The BGM features Yorushika’s ‘Play Sick.’ Its relaxed tempo and Suis’s pure vocals resonate beautifully.

The title, meaning “playing sick,” adds another layer—reading the lyrics with that in mind makes their content feel even more dramatic.

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Hane Keisuke

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I want to touch, I want to be sure (feat. Moeka Shiotsuka)ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION

ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION “I Want to Touch, I Want to Be Sure (feat. Moeka Shiozuka)” Lyric Video

This commercial conveys the comfort and reassuring ride that lets you enjoy time with your family, shown through Yo Oizumi driving the Daihatsu Tanto Custom.

From Yo Oizumi’s gentle smile and that of a father spending time with his family, you can feel the affection directed toward loved ones.

The song that highlights the gentle atmosphere of the visuals is ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION’s “Furetai Tashikametai.” Its tender yet sharp band sound carries a sense of strength that feels like taking steady steps forward.

With male–female vocals featuring Moeka Shiotsuka, it also gives the impression of expressing storytelling and affection.

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Le PiccadillyErik Satie

Satie: Piccadilly [Naxos Classical Curations #Energetic]

Erik Satie, the French composer widely known for pieces like the Gymnopédies and said to have greatly influenced Debussy and Ravel, wrote “Piccadilly” in 1901—a cakewalk number with a lively duple meter that’s great fun.

The piece was originally a chanson composed for Satie to play at the bar where he worked as a pianist and was later arranged as a piano solo.

Free from strict adherence to traditional tonal music, it’s a quintessentially Satie work: a masterpiece whose free-flowing melody exudes a ragtime-like coolness and originality.

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Original song

This is a commercial for the Tanto FunCross, an outdoor-oriented sibling model of Daihatsu’s tall kei wagon, the Tanto.

It opens with a scene of watching the sunrise at a lakeside campsite, accompanied by a lovely narration that describes it as a special time and experience shared with friends.

While clearly showcasing the car’s appeal—such as its active-looking exterior and unique Miracle Open Door—the ad also conveys the allure of the great outdoors.

The background music is an original track made for the commercial: it starts with whistling, then adds vocals over synth sounds, resulting in a catchy tune that leaves you feeling energized.

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Hane Keisuke

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O songBelle

Movie “Belle” (Ryū to Sobakasu no Hime) insert song / Belle [Uta yo] MV

“Song of the Ancients” is featured as an insert song in the film Belle, which also made waves for its collaboration with millennium parade on “U.” Sung by Kaho Nakamura, who voices the in-film songstress Belle, it’s a piece that resonates deeply—even in its stripped-down piano-and-vocal version.

It was also used in Daihatsu’s Move Canbus “Scenery I Want to Drive Through” commercial.

Its ethereal melody intertwines with lyrics that convey urgent longing, enveloping you in a sense of brisk momentum and clarity, as if you’re about to take off.

It makes you want to cut straight through vast natural landscapes.

The “power of song” can, at times, change a life.

Just as our predecessors poured their wishes into music, this track, too, embodies the strength of “a future that music guides and opens.”

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KEI

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