Whose song is it? The catchy Docomo commercial track. A history of Docomo CM songs [2026]

Don’t Stop Me NowQueen

Queen – Don’t Stop Me Now (Official Video)

It’s about feeling the players’ passion by watching them shine on the soccer field.

It also shows that with Docomo MAX you can watch DAZN at no extra cost, expressing how you can experience the players’ emotions more broadly.

The song that further highlights the powerful feelings conveyed in the visuals is Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now.” Its refreshing sound leaves a strong impression, and because the overall mood is bright, you can really sense the positive drive to keep moving forward.

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To be continuedRyokushokushakai

To be continued

This commercial conveys what the Docomo Mirai Museum—Docomo’s creative painting contest—is all about, by showing children as they draw.

The artworks featured here are digital paintings created on tablets, and the freedom to move and layer elements illustrates how their imaginations are expanding.

It also conveys the event’s message that children’s uniquely forward-looking ideas can broaden the possibilities of reality.

Enhancing the gentle tone of the visuals is the song “Tsuzuku” by Ryokuoushoku Shakai.

With softly resonant strings, the calm overall mood also communicates a hopeful outlook toward the future.

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I want to feel you.ZARD

I want to feel you.

Before mobile phones became widespread, there was NTT DoCoMo’s pocket pager, known for its compatibility with “pagers” long before cell phones existed.

Many people today may not even know about it.

ZARD’s song “Anata wo Kanji te Itai” (“I Want to Feel You”) was their 13th single, released in 1994, and it was used in a commercial for the Palphy V pager.

The lyrics were written by vocalist Izumi Sakai, with composition and arrangement by Tetsuro Oda.

It’s a love song about the sorrowful end of a romance, with winter scenery amplifying the poignancy of the piece.

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1.2. step to youKANA-BOON

KANA-BOON　『1.2. step to you』Music Video

This is the song that was used as the CM track for the “d Hits April Spring Love Songs” campaign.

KANA-BOON’s “1.2.

step to you” is included on their major-label first album, “DOPPEL,” released in 2013.

As a sequel to one of KANA-BOON’s early and popular songs, “Naimononedari,” its lyrics and worldview are well-loved by fans.

It’s a fast-paced number characteristic of KANA-BOON, yet the lyrics carry a sense of poignancy.

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I want to take only you away just like this.DEEN

DEEN break5 I want to whisk you away just like this

Released in 1993 as DEEN’s debut single, it became the band’s biggest hit.

The composition was by Tetsuro Oda, and the lyrics by WANDS’s Sho Uesugi also drew attention.

Thanks in part to its use in a docomo commercial, it sold over a million copies.

think of UCrystal Kay

Crystal Kay – Think of U PV

Crystal Kay’s “Think of U,” which was featured in a Docomo Kyushu commercial.

This track is an R&B number where her mellow vocals and harmonies blend beautifully.

The chorus has a particularly poppy melody, making it the highlight! Also, the song’s message—“I’m always thinking of you”—evokes the image of a child who has moved from their birthplace in Kyushu to the big city, keeping in touch with their parents by mobile phone, which fits the commercial’s theme perfectly.

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AnyMr.Children

Mr.Children「Any」Music Video(Short ver.)

This song was released in 2002 as Mr.Children’s 23rd single.

Since 2002 marked the band’s 10th anniversary, it was selected as the campaign CM song for NTT DoCoMo’s “NTT docomo Group 10th Anniversary.”