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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365 daysMr.Children
Here is the commercial that aired only once in 2017.
It’s a web-exclusive special movie created to mark NTT Docomo’s 25th anniversary in collaboration with Mr.Children.
In addition to “365 Nichi,” various other Mr.Children songs are used throughout, evoking the history of the past 25 years.
The costumes and mobile phones from those eras are also featured, which will likely feel nostalgic to many viewers.
Interviewkuriipuhaipe
This is a promotional video for “Number TV,” which airs on Lemino, a video streaming service provided by NTT Docomo.
“Number TV” is a documentary program featuring various athletes, and the episode being promoted this time features Yuzuru Hanyu.
The commercial includes excerpts from an interview with Hanyu, heightening anticipation for the full episode.
Slave To The RhythmMichael Jackson
A track that drew attention because Docomo was quick to use it as a commercial song even before its official release.
Although it was released after Michael’s death and was never issued as a single, it garnered significant buzz.
It’s a song with the pop sensibility and power characteristic of Michael, featuring a memorable, dance-inducing melody!
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L.P.D.bradberry orchestra
This commercial introduces the Xperia while also promoting that you can use a Docomo email address.
With a digital worldview that feels like diving into a sea of text, the overlap with Xperia evokes images of technological progress and unknown experiences.
The song that further emphasizes this distinctive atmosphere is “L.P.D.” by BRADBERRY ORCHESTRA.
A steady rhythm is laid down, and digital vocals layer over it to create a striking digital aesthetic.
Original songEager Lush
This commercial highlights the music and video features among the many functions built into Xperia.
The sequence where the dance circle expands as people touch each other conveys how easily you can enjoy music, while the dance scenes with shifting backgrounds and effects express the many ways to enjoy video.
Layered over this uniquely comedic dance is an original track by Fumitake Igarashi, also known as Eager Rush.
With a sound that showcases a strong, resonant beat and voices layered like sound effects, the composition creates a distinctive world of its own.
Ring a Ding DongKimura Kaera
This song was used in NTT Docomo’s 2010 “Hitori to, Hitotsu.
walk with you” campaign commercials.
The concept of the ads was that Kaela Kimura herself played Maki Horikita’s mobile phone.
After returning from the birth of her second child, she released a new album in 2016, and a tour has also been announced.
A winter fairy is melting a snowmanKimura Kaera
It was used as the song for NTT Docomo’s 2017 LINE MUSIC commercial.
The piece is a track included on Kaela Kimura’s 2011 album “8EIGHT8.” It was her first single after giving birth, and it successfully captures the sparkling vibe of the Christmas season and the uniquely feminine sense of glamour.