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[Historic Collection] Popular Kirin Beer CM Songs and Commercial Tunes

When it comes to Kirin Beer commercials, the refreshing visuals are truly memorable.And above all, many of you have probably found yourselves wondering, “Who’s singing this song?”In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of tracks used in Kirin Beer ads.Along with popular songs by Japanese artists, we’ve also picked out many classic Western tunes that will make you think, “This is the quintessential beer commercial song!”If there’s a track you heard in a commercial that piqued your interest, be sure to look for it in the article.

[Historic Collection] Popular Kirin Beer Commercial Songs (21–30)

Tanrei Green Label “Star Chapter” 60 seconds

Starlight Parade (solo acoustic)Fukase(SEKAI NO OWARI)

SEKAI NO OWARI’s Fukase performs an acoustic version of “Starlight Parade” in a new commercial; the second installment of the ‘Tanrei Green Label’ ad co-starring Mikako Tabe is released.
Starlight Parade (solo acoustic)Fukase(SEKAI NO OWARI)

This commercial features SEKAI NO OWARI’s Fukase performing a stripped-down version of “Starlight Parade.” As with the other Tannrei Green Label commercials, the music, visuals, and beer are a perfect match.

On days off, I’d love to relax and toast with beer and music just like in this ad.

Hon-Kirin 'Let's celebrate today with deliciousness! Featuring Mr. Leach' Edition

Little Green BagGeorge Baker

This familiar song is George Baker’s “Little Green Bag,” used in the Kirin Hon-Kirin commercial.

It’s definitely a track that lifts your spirits—perfect for toasting and creating a fun, lively atmosphere! With this song as the BGM for a toast, that beer is bound to taste even better!

Kirin Beer “Tanrei Platinum Double” commercial song

Soul Bossa NovaQuincy Jones

The Kirin Beer “Tanrei Platinum Double” commercial that uses Quincy Jones’s “Soul Bossa Nova.” This track really sticks in your head, doesn’t it? Even after just one listen, it makes quite an impact—the bossa nova rhythm and passionate performance feel so pleasant.

Kirin Beer Ichiban Shibori Zero-Carb “Late Entry” Version

Sky of my hometown

I think a lot of people recognize it from beer commercials but don’t know what the song actually is.

It originally began as a Scottish folk song, and in Japan it became familiar as a school song with lyrics written by the lyricist Kenju Owada.

The melody somewhat resembles “Auld Lang Syne,” doesn’t it? Kirin Beer’s commercials feature various versions with different lyrics, so keep an ear out.

If you love beer, just listening to them will put you in a good mood—try looking them up!

Kirin Beer Hyoketsu “CLUB Hyoketsu: Let’s Make a Song” Version

turquoiseSEKAI NO OWARI

In this commercial where Mitsuki Takahata appears alongside the members of SEKAI NO OWARI, you can see them jamming on “Turquoise.” The performance kicks off with Takahata’s cue of “One, two, three!” and then Fukase and Takahata layer their vocals over the accompaniment.

It’s striking how everyone—both SEKAI NO OWARI and Takahata—looks like they’re having a great time.

In the latter half of the ad, they all raise cans of Hyoketsu for a toast, and Takahata’s straightforward line, “Ah—so good!” leaves a strong impression.

Kirin Beer Kirin Ice Zero Sparkling “Unprecedented Refreshment” Version

Joy To The WorldThree dog night

This commercial introduces Kirin’s Ice Zero Sparkling, showcasing its unprecedented refreshment through the presence of Moeka Hoshi.

It conveys a sense of power by opening with close-up shots of Hoshi and the Ice Zero Sparkling, while the scene of it being poured into a glass builds anticipation for the flavor.

The catchphrase “Supapapapaan” that bursts out after she drinks is another key highlight, further emphasizing the refreshing sensation.

"Grand Kirin" TV commercial song

I’m YoursJason Mraz

Jason Mraz – I’m Yours (Official Video) [4K Remaster]
I'm YoursJason Mraz

Jason Mraz’s “I’m Yours” is used in Kirin’s “Grand Kirin” commercial.

This light and happy song pleasantly elevates the ad.

Because it’s gentle and soothing, it nicely captures the joyful feeling of enjoying a beer.