Glico’s commercial song. A popular jingle
Speaking of Glico, the billboard in Dotonbori, Osaka, is extremely famous.Didn’t everyone eat Glico’s caramels in the red box when they were little?We’ve put together a collection of commercial songs from Glico, which could be called a national confectionery brand.It’s a must-listen playlist full of classic tracks that have featured many popular idols and celebrities.
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Glico’s commercial song. Popular commercial songs (1–10)
Joyfulikimonogakari
Ikimono-gakari’s “Joyful” was released in 2009 as their 15th single, a song that expresses a sense of fun throughout.
Layered over its light, joy-conveying sound, the lyrics also emphasize the resonance of the words, showcasing an irresistible, sing-along kind of delight.
The track was created by request as a commercial song for Ezaki Glico’s Pocky, and the lively mood of the footage it accompanied became a focal point that drew attention.
Because the wording is so light and buoyant, the dancing in the video really stands out, vividly conveying the shared excitement and the thrill of everyone getting hyped together.
Original song
It’s a commercial with an impressive white world and a blue sky that evokes the purity of Glico’s “Bokujo Shibori.” Dressed in white against a white landscape, the performer introduces the product by singing with distinctive hand choreography.
The overall soft sound conveys the gentle flavor of “Bokujo Shibori.”
ReplayMr.Children
Released in 1993 as Mr.Children’s third single, this song was used in Glico’s Pocky commercial, bringing Mr.Children’s music to many listeners.
After the intro, it starts from the chorus, timed at exactly 15 seconds to fit the commercial.
Glico’s commercial songs: Popular commercial tunes (11–20)
be master of lifeaiko
It’s a song included on aiko’s third major-label album, released in 2001.
The title translates to “Be the Master of Your Life.” It conveys the message of living a life where you make your own decisions and take responsibility for them, and it was used as the CM song for Ezaki Glico’s “3C.”
this townMoritaka Chisato
This song was first included on the 1990 album “Kokon Tozai,” and it drew renewed attention when °C-ute released a cover single in 2013.
The lyrics, which include the Kumamoto dialect, are also noteworthy.
It was used as the CM song for Glico Pocky.
traditionCHO CO PA CO CHO CO QUIN QUIN
This commercial announces that CHO CO PA CO CHO CO QUIN QUIN will be appearing at the Pocky Music Festival, building anticipation while also showcasing what kind of artists they are.
By showing live footage not only with on-site atmosphere but also as seen on a smartphone screen, it conveys both the power and the accessibility of the Pocky Music Festival.
Further heightening the excitement of the visuals is the song “tradition” by CHO CO PA CO CHO CO QUIN QUIN.
The layering of the track and vocals creates a unique sense of weightlessness, gradually amplifying the feeling that something is about to begin.
Love MemoryMatsuzaki Shigeru
The song featured in the Glico “Almond Chocolate” commercial starring Tomokazu Miura was Shigeru Matsuzaki’s classic “Ai no Memory” (Memory of Love).
It was originally titled “Ai no Hohoemi” (Smile of Love), but after the song was used in the commercial co-starring Tomokazu Miura and Momoe Yamaguchi, it drew significant attention.
Some of the lyrics were changed and it was released as “Ai no Memory.” In 2012, to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the release of “Ai no Memory,” a CD consisting entirely of different versions of the song was released.
The lyrics depict love for a special person who has made one’s life beautiful.
