Kirin commercial. The ad is appealing for its carefully curated song selection!
Speaking of Kirin, they offer a wide range of beverages—from soft drinks like coffee, tea, and carbonated drinks to alcoholic options such as beer and chuhai.
You’ve probably often seen Kirin commercials on TV or video platforms, and maybe some have really stuck with you.
In this article, we’ll showcase a whole lineup of Kirin commercials!
Many Kirin ads are especially appealing for their carefully selected BGM, so we’ll also cover details about the songs used.
Be sure to check it out.
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Kirin commercial. The appeal lies in commercials with carefully selected music! (81–90)
Kirin Beer Tanrei Green Label GREEN JUKEBOX “Beginning” EditionMikako Tabe, Motoki Omori
This commercial focuses on the refreshing feel of Tanrei Green Label and conveys the excitement of something about to begin.
In the story, Mikako Tabe selects “Beginning” on a mysterious jukebox, and a train carrying Motoki Omori arrives—an unfolding that clearly expresses a fresh, breezy atmosphere.
To underscore that freshness, Motoki Omori performs Mrs.
GREEN APPLE’s “Ao to Natsu.” The acoustic, sing-and-play arrangement creates a calmer mood than the original, conveying a gentle warmth.
Kirin Beer Harekaze: Bottle Harekaze “Ms. Imada” Version / “Mr. Uchimura” Version / “Mr. Meguro” VersionMio Imada, Teruyoshi Uchimura, Ren Meguro
This commercial introduces the bottle debut of Kirin Beer’s Harekaze, while also conveying the desire to support a refreshing everyday life.
The visuals depict everyday scenes of Mio Imada, Teruyoshi Uchimura, and Ren Meguro, and each of their gentle smiles as they hold up Harekaze leaves a strong impression.
That bright, refreshing atmosphere is further emphasized by the background music, an arrangement of “I Want to Be the Wind.” Because it’s played softly with a whistle-like tone, the refreshing breeze portrayed in the visuals is also carried through the sound.
Kirin Beer Kirin Special Edition “Today Melts Into the Sunset” VersionKento Kaku
This commercial introduces the craftsmanship poured into Kirin Tokusei Lemon Sour while also highlighting its delicious taste.
Set against a glowing sunset, Kento Kaku is shown enjoying a Kirin Tokusei Lemon Sour, and afterward he gives a gentle, blissful smile.
Enhancing the calm atmosphere of the visuals is Motohiro Hata’s song “Ai.” Centered on guitar and vocals, its tender sound feels quiet yet bright, conveying a sense of savoring the everyday happiness close at hand.
Kirin Beer Kirin Ichiban Shibori “Question for Mr. Tsutsumi” Version / “Question for Mr. Kaku” VersionShinichi Tsutsumi, Kento Kaku
This is a commercial featuring interviews with Shinichi Tsutsumi and Kento Kaku about their feelings toward beer and Ichiban Shibori.
Both speak passionately with serious expressions, and those who feel the same way about beer will likely relate.
As the closing narration says, “Because you’re here, we can be more delicious,” it expresses gratitude for the continual support of many beer fans that has allowed the brand to keep evolving.
Kirin Beer Harekaze Sakura AI Camera Tried It: “Mr. Meguro” Version / “Ms. Imada” VersionRen Meguro, Mio Imada
This commercial announces that Harekaze, which also uses part of its sales to fund cherry tree planting activities, has now developed a service that can assess the health of cherry trees.
The Sakura AI Camera can determine a cherry tree’s age and health just by photographing it, and the data is sent to local governments to aid in cherry tree conservation.
Just like Ren Meguro and Mio Imada, who are amazed when they hear how it works, you may also have found yourself thinking, “Amazing!” after watching this commercial.
Kirin Beer Harekaze Happy News: “Ms. Amami” Edition / “Mr. Uchimura” Edition / “Mr. Imada” Edition / “Mr. Meguro” EditionYuki Amami, Teruyoshi Uchimura, Mio Imada, Ren Meguro
This is a commercial announcing that Harekaze has been selected for the 2024 Food Hit Grand Prize.
The Food Hit Grand Prize is apparently awarded to products that drew significant attention in the market over the course of a year.
In this commercial, we see the four people who appear in Harekaze’s ads being told that Harekaze has won the award.
They rejoice as if it were their own achievement, and their words of appreciation for those involved in the manufacturing process overflow, warming the hearts of viewers as well.
Kirin commercials. Ads made compelling by their carefully chosen music! (91–100)
Kirin Beer Harekaze “Second-Year Tree Planting” VersionMio Imada
This is a commercial introducing Kirin Beer’s tree-planting project taking place in Shibata Town, Miyagi Prefecture, famous for the Hitome Senbonzakura.
In this installment, Mio Imada visits the site and closely follows the tree-planting activities.
The commercial also explains that the project is funded in part by sales of Harekaze, emphasizing that Harekaze is a beer through which consumers can participate in environmental protection efforts.
The background music features the familiar “Kaze ni Naritai”—not THE BOOM’s original version, but a choral arrangement with a warm, memorable vocal tone.