Whose song is it? The catchy Docomo commercial track. A history of Docomo CM songs [2026]
You probably see Docomo commercials quite often when watching TV, since they’re from one of the major mobile carriers!
With popular actors, actresses, and musicians appearing in them, many people keep an eye on these ads, don’t they?
Docomo’s commercials feature a wide range of music, from classic hits from Japan and abroad to recent chart-toppers, and even original tracks made just for the ads.
In this article, we’ll round up all the songs that have been used in Docomo commercials so far!
See if you can find the track that caught your ear in a CM.
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Whose Song Is It? The Catchy NTT Docomo Commercial Track. A Look Back at the CM Songs Through the Years [2026] (71–80)
CAN YOU CELEBRATE？Amuro Namie
Here’s the commercial where a new couple—Go Ayano and Haruna Kondo—comes together, set to Namie Amuro’s “CAN YOU CELEBRATE?”, a song said to be a wedding classic.
Their father is played, ever so politely, by Takuzo Kadono.
In their meet-cute scene, you can even lip-read them saying “No, it’s not,” too.
It’s a heartwarming ad that suggests you never know where connections might be found.
To You Who Aren’t HereHoshino Gen
This song, which was used as an insert track in the film “Doraemon the Movie: Nobita’s Treasure Island,” was also featured in December 2020 in NTT Docomo’s “From the teacher to everyone” commercial, in which Gen Hoshino himself appeared.
It’s a slow ballad in which Hoshino’s gentle, conversational singing really sinks in.
You can feel a warmth that seems to gently stay close as you think of someone important who’s far away.
It feels both expansive and universal, yet intimate—as if addressing the person right in front of you.
It’s a song that makes you realize how wonderful it is to have something that can give shape to your feelings.
THIS IS ME:IME:I
This commercial stylishly features members of ME:I showcasing the appeal of Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold7.
Set to dance, it highlights the advantages of the large screen—like true multitasking and a rich set of features.
Enhancing the ad’s sleek atmosphere is ME:I’s song “THIS IS ME:I,” included on the album “WHO I AM.” Its blend of lightness and strength powerfully expresses self-assertion, conveyed through dynamic sound and radiant vocals.
crimsonTakahata Mitsuki
The commercial song for NTT Docomo’s “iPhone X: Crimson Sky” ad.
Many people were captivated by this striking commercial in which actress Mitsuki Takahata passionately belts out X JAPAN’s “Kurenai” a cappella.
Viewers were astonished by her exceptional vocal ability, and it became a major topic of conversation.
Original songILMARI＆RYO-Z
Have you seen NTT DoCoMo’s ILMARI & RYO-Z × Youth-Support Movie “Youth Is a Flash”? It’s been getting attention for its concept: set to an original “fast-rap song” from the commercial, it looks back on three years of high school life in just 1 minute and 40 seconds.
You might think the recap would feel rushed, but it still captures key events like the entrance ceremony and the school festival.
The fast-rap track was created by ILMARI and RYO-Z, members of the hip-hop group RIP SLYME.
With elements like a choral section inserted midway, the piece has a musical style unlike anything before.
FusionPerfume
Perfume’s numbers showcase dance and vocals that are cute at times and cool at others.
In NTT Docomo’s commercial “VOL.01 Eliminate Distance,” which even featured the members themselves, they delivered a cool dance performance.
Although it was an instrumental without Perfume’s charming singing voices, as expected of Perfume, the dance alone was captivating!
Original songMatsumiya Seiya
A track that expresses the metaverse worldview crafted by music producer Seiya Matsumiya.
It perfectly matches NTT Docomo’s theme of “changing the world,” letting you feel an epic sense of scale.
The commercial begins at a metaverse gate where anyone can become a creator, and the visuals—leaping into a world brimming with infinite possibilities—build real excitement.
After graduating from Berklee College of Music in Boston, Matsumiya has worked globally, including in Japan, and this CM song offers a glimpse of the groove he envisions.
