[Daihatsu Commercial] Popular CM Songs. Historical/All-time CM Songs [2026]
You often see Daihatsu commercials on TV—like for the Tanto, Move Canbus, Taft, and Rocky, right?
Each ad is carefully crafted with direction and casting that match the image and target audience of each car, resulting in many memorable commercials.
Of course, that strategy extends to the music used in the ads as well, with tracks chosen to perfectly suit each model.
In recent years, songs by hugely popular artists and up-and-coming bands have been featured more frequently, too.
In this article, we’ll introduce all the Daihatsu commercial songs—from those currently on air to past ones—in one go!
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[Daihatsu Commercial] Popular CM Songs. Historical CM Songs [2026] (21–30)
Yes, hold me.KATSUMI
This is KATSUMI’s third single, chosen as the campaign theme song for Rocky and released in 1990.
Its nostalgic, refreshing sound instantly transports you back to those days.
A love song that passionately sings of feelings for a special someone, it wraps you in a sense of euphoria.
The balance among the instruments atop the catchy pop melody is pleasing to the ear, making it irresistibly hummable.
With a crisp, clear atmosphere that feels like the skies opening up, it’s the perfect track for a drive under sunny blue skies!
KATOKUrekishi
The CM song for Thor’s “Growth Anniversary: First Voyage” edition is Rekishi’s “KATOKU.” Released in 2017 as Rekishi’s second single, the track became quite a hot topic.
It features a sound reminiscent of ’80s rock, a catchy melody, and Rekishi’s signature clever lyrics centered on “history.” The music video also consciously channels ’80s rock and was made with clear nods to its original sources.
While it carries a sense of nostalgia and is full of amusing points due to the contrast with the lyrics, it’s a catchy, addictive classic.
[Daihatsu Commercials] Popular CM Songs. Historical CM Songs [2026] (31–40)
Fight EverybodyUrufuruzu
The song used for the Hijet series commercials was “Tatakai Everybody.” It’s a track by Ulfuls, who celebrated the 30th anniversary of their major-label debut in 2022, and it was reportedly produced remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tortoise Matsumoto said the idea came down to him while looking at the sky, which may be why you can feel a generous expansiveness and the inner voice that many people likely shared.
It’s a fight song meant for all humanity.
With Ulfuls’ signature soul-filled vibe, it’s sure to lift your spirits!
MOVE ONCHEMISTRY
The commercial for the Move Custom featured CHEMISTRY, who also sang the theme song.
The track “MOVE ON” was released in 2003 as part of the triple A-side single “It Takes Two/SOLID DREAM/MOVE ON.” The two singers who perform the song also appear in the commercial.
It’s a track we’d love people with doubts or worries to listen to—a number that clears away gloom and fully embodies CHEMISTRY’s signature style.
boykuroyume
Kuroyume’s “Shōnen,” which was used in the commercial for the Move Aero Down Custom.
If you’re from that generation, many of you probably recall the ad when you hear this song.
Released in 1997, it was Kuroyume’s seventh single.
While Kuroyume had a visual-kei image from their indie days through their early major-label period, by this time their vibe had completely changed, and both their look and sound had become more punkish.
The music video for this track is really cool, too.
Le PiccadillyErik Satie
This commercial portrays Sairi Ito spending an ordinary day with the Move Canbus.
She heads to various places, such as an unmanned vegetable stand and a house with a dog, conveying the peace of mind that the Move Canbus provides along the way.
The music, “Le Piccadilly,” further emphasizes the relaxed atmosphere of this everyday life.
Its key feature is that it’s performed solely on piano, expressing brightness and lightness with a bouncy rhythm and melody.
NEW DAY DREAMERflumpool
Taishi Nakagawa is joined by a mysterious bird character named Tafton, who gives him the push to set himself free.
The scenes show him driving a Taft through lush, nature-filled places far removed from everyday life, expressing both the exhilaration of an extraordinary experience and the Taft’s reassuring ride.
Further accentuating the liberating atmosphere depicted in the footage is flumpool’s “NEW DAY DREAMER.” The gradually expanding sound and vocals leading into the chorus are striking, conveying positive emotions such as hope for the future.