Commercial song by House Foods. A popular jingle.
House Foods has created many indispensable products for family dining tables, such as Vermont Curry, Java Curry, and Hokkaido Stew.
If you watch TV, you probably see commercials for House Foods products quite often.
In this article, we’ll introduce, all at once, not only the classic curry and stew, but also the songs used in commercials for House Foods products! Sometimes the performers themselves sing original songs made specifically for the commercials, making the tunes very easy to relate to.
Tie-in songs by popular artists are also appealing, so be sure to give them a listen.
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House Foods CM songs: Popular commercial songs (11–20)
BloomV6
V6, who sadly disbanded on November 1, 2020, released their 47th single “Can’t Get Enough/Hanahirake” in 2017.
The song was used in a Tongari Corn commercial featuring member Yoshihiko Inohara.
As the title suggests, it radiates a positive vibe—a very pop, feel-good track that makes you want to skip along.
It’s a number I highly recommend listening to when you’re feeling a bit down.
Grandma’s kitchenEbara Kenta
This song was also used as the theme for TV Setouchi’s program “Grandma’s Kitchen.” It’s a work by singer-songwriter Kenta Ebara and is included on his 2018 album “LOVE.” Just as the title suggests, the lyrics—about spending time with one’s grandmother in the kitchen—are truly wonderful.
The gentle, easygoing rhythm is soothing, too.
With this song playing, you might find cooking goes more smoothly than usual.
Dan Dan Dankoaramōdo
It’s a happy song that boosts the mood for romance! Created by the music duo Coalamode., it was released in 2015 as their second single.
It was selected as the CM song for the curry menu proposal “Local Production for Local Consumption with Salad Curry Bowl,” featuring Emi Takei and Mana Nishizawa.
This catchy track colors a light band sound with the tones of strings, and vocalist AnnYuu’s clear, expansive singing is especially memorable.
It’ll amplify the excitement of being in love!
Run! BicycleNogizaka 46
This is the song from the “Nogizaka46 Appearance” version of the Mega Shaki commercial featuring Nogizaka46, a pure and wholesome national idol group.
Their bright vocals really help wake up sleepy eyes.
Released in 2012, the music video shows them dancing in colorful dresses, shining dazzlingly.
The pop and catchy sound adds a touch of cuteness to their beautiful image.
The lyrics, which depict unstoppable feelings, convey the speed of a love that has just begun to move.
It’s a song you’ll want to listen to while recalling the moment you fell head over heels for someone.
Let’s go on the offensive!Saitō Kazuyoshi
Just from the title “Let’s Go on the Offensive!”, this is the song you want to play when you want to feel exactly that way.
It was used as the CM song for Ukon no Chikara, the “Checkout” edition.
Kazuyoshi Saito’s songs always have this exquisite ease in saying exactly what needs to be said, often speaking for how we feel.
This track, too, is surely a number that gently gives anyone a push forward.
When you’re troubled or uncertain, when you don’t quite have the courage to take a step, why not let this song give you that nudge?
Subtly flashy (bling-bling, but nonchalant)Kondō Masahiko
When you think of Masahiko Kondo, I bet many of you immediately remember this song.
On impression shows, too, this is the one people tend to sing when they imitate him.
Although it was released in 1981, it’s a song you still hear often—covered by other artists, in commercials, and as TV background music.
If you try to seriously grasp the title or lyrics, you might find yourself thinking, “Wait, what does that mean?” But it’s a number that always gets the crowd going at karaoke and pumps up the mood without overthinking it (lol).
House Foods commercial songs. Popular commercial songs (21–30)
lilacMrs. GREEN APPLE
This commercial shows the members of Mrs.
GREEN APPLE eating curry to highlight how perfectly House’s curry matches autumn flavors.
The concept of a mysterious curry party set in a place that evokes autumn is striking, and the overall atmosphere feels cheerful.
The song that further accentuates the fun vibe conveyed by the visuals is Mrs.
GREEN APPLE’s “Lilac.” With its refreshing sound and sense of speed, the track clearly conveys positive emotions.
