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Kobayashi Pharmaceutical supports our daily lives with household goods and medicines such as Bluelet Okudake, Netsusama Sheet, and Nodonu-ru Spray.
Many of their TV commercials are memorable for their striking direction and distinctive rhythm, featuring plenty of catchy jingle songs and sound logos that you can’t help but hum along to.
In this article, we’ll introduce, all at once, the CM songs used in Kobayashi Pharmaceutical’s commercials.
We’ve covered a wide range—from nostalgic classics to recent ads—so please take your time and enjoy.
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[Kobayashi Pharmaceutical CM Songs] Popular Commercial Songs and All-Time Jingles Compilation [2026] (1–10)
MINEHAHA
It’s the Liquid Bluelet commercial featuring Kotaro Koizumi, right? They’ve announced that the artist for the song is a female singer named MINEHAHA, but it’s unclear whether she did the composition, the whistling part, or that memorable product-name line at the end.