Kanebo’s commercial song. A popular jingle
You often see commercials for Kanebo, a major cosmetics manufacturer, when you’re watching TV, right?
In particular, the KATE commercials often feature popular actresses and artists, so I think they’re ads that really catch your eye.
The music used in Kanebo’s commercials frequently ties in with songs by popular artists or their covers.
In this article, we’ll introduce all the commercial tracks that have been used in Kanebo’s ads so far.
If there’s a song you heard in a commercial that caught your attention, be sure to give it a proper listen.
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Kanebo CM songs: Popular commercial songs (21–30)
be aliveKoyanagi Yuki
It was released in 2000 as Yuki Koyanagi’s fifth single.
The song was issued as the lead single from the album “EXPANSION” and was used in Kanebo’s “T’estimo” commercial.
It became her first single to reach No.
1 on the Oricon chart, and it won the Grand Prix at the 33rd Japan Cable Radio Awards.
Vision of DesireKaori Takeda
It’s a translucent, electric dance music track.
This song was featured in the commercial for KATE’s “SSL Pencil.” It’s sung by Kaori Takeda, a singer from Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture.
The piece was written specifically for this commercial.
The title, taken literally, means “Vision of Desire.” Cosmetics can indeed have that side—letting you present yourself exactly as you wish.
You can feel that pursuit, that striving, in the tone of the music as well.
It’s a track that sharpens your mood.
SOUL LOVEGLAY
It was released in 1998 as GLAY’s 14th single.
The song was used for Kanebo’s “Bronze Love ’98 Summer” campaign, and, released simultaneously with “Yuuwaku” (“Temptation”), the two singles achieved the remarkable feat of monopolizing the top two spots for two consecutive weeks.
The lyrics and music were written by TAKURO, and it is said the song was completed in ten minutes.
Kimi-iro NoteNovelbright
Kimi-iro Note, a collaboration with KATE’s Red Nude Rouge.
It’s a motivational song by the rock band Novelbright, known for hits like Walking with you and Tsukimisou.
The track is included on their 2020 indie-released album WONDERLAND.
With the fresh, signature Novelbright melody and Yudai Takenaka’s gentle vocals, it feels soothing.
It offers encouragement when you can’t take the first step or open up.
Just as we can be changed by the people and music we love, its tender sound carries you into a new world!
My StoryPUFFY
“My Story,” which was used as the song for Lavshuca’s commercial.
Released as a single in 2008, it was composed by the Swedish band The Merrymakers, with lyrics written by the two members of PUFFY.
It’s an upbeat tune whose straightforward sincerity—so characteristic of PUFFY—rides on a fast-paced band sound and really hits home.
The chorus, which feels like an outpouring of emotion, resonates deeply, and Ami and Yumi’s powerful unison gives you the energy to keep going.
I’ll save youfayray
It was released in 2001 as Fayray’s eighth single.
The lyrics and music were written by Fayray, and it was used in a Kanebo “KATE” commercial.
The lyrics express a warm, maternal love that envelops you, and the song’s clear, translucent vocals are soothing.
Original songparanoid void
The song used in the Rushformer web commercial “#KosoTech – Secret Techniques for You Who Keep Trying” was specially written by the girls’ post-rock band paranoid void.
Known for their instrumentals that weave in odd meters and polyrhythms, their sound is solid and full of dynamic shifts—so cool! It’s also interesting how the switches sync with the pacing of the commercial.
The guitar riff is so catchy that once you hear it, it won’t leave your head.
Since it’s instrumental, it also makes great BGM to elevate your makeup time or any special moments!