Unforgettable! Memorable commercial jingles. Popular commercial songs.
“Once you hear it, you never forget!” “It keeps replaying in your head.” Do you have a song like that?
In particular, many of the songs used in TV commercials leave a strong impression on us in just a few seconds to a few dozen seconds.
In this article, we’ll introduce memorable CM songs that, for some reason, really stick in your ears!
We’ve picked out a variety of tracks across eras, from long-familiar tunes to recent buzzworthy CM songs.
See if you can find the ones that left a mark on you.
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Memorable Commercials [July 2025] (141–150)
konpeitō (Japanese sugar candy)bebidora
Bebidora’s “Konpeitō” was released in 2025 and was written specifically as the theme song for a Paramount Bed commercial.
Its gentle sound, tinged with a sense of bittersweetness, is striking, and the layered vocals convey emotion with directness.
The lyrics seem to portray the sadness of saying goodbye, and even as they look back on what was gained, the feeling of loneliness is emphasized.
The Paramount Bed commercial that uses this song reflects on the company’s history and expresses a desire to continue supporting people.
wandererNagano Ryo, Iwasaki Yuya, Kamegai Ayako, Murota Natsumi
This commercial expresses niko and …’s tagline, “Deau Niau” (Meeting, Befitting), through a series of videos themed around small journeys.
In the CM, Tamio Okuda’s song “Sasurai” is performed in a mic relay style by four artists: Ryo Nagano, Yuya Iwasaki, Ayako Kamegai, and Natsumi Murota.
Because the vocals are gently passed from one person to the next, it conveys a sense of mutual support and relaxation.
While preserving the atmosphere of the original song, each singer seems to infuse their own relaxed vibe into the performance.
UA
This commercial introduces Sekisui Heim’s steel-frame unit construction method and highlights their commitment to supporting residents’ peace of mind with a strong home.
It gently conveys how the strength that comes from meticulous craftsmanship down to the smallest details leads to a more fulfilling life.
Further accentuating the reassuring, gentle atmosphere of the visuals is the song performed by UA.
Centered on a calm piano sound layered with an airy vocal, it conveys a warmth reminiscent of family bonds.
Original songNishikawa Takanori
Set in the streets of Edo, this commercial features a whimsical world where many people dash around in search of tsuyu base.
While depicting Ninben’s history in the Edo period, it also clearly highlights how the brand has been loved by many for a long time.
Amid the humor, it conveys a commitment to delicious flavor and quality ingredients.
Further elevating the fun atmosphere of the visuals is the song “Soiyasa Koi no Moto” by Takanori Nishikawa.
A key feature is the shouted calls interspersed throughout the track, which emphasize its energy and sense of fun.
Sorry for singing.AKASAKI
Set in a grand library, this commercial shows Haruna Kawaguchi working with the LAVIE SOL and LAVIE Tab.
While reading on the LAVIE Tab, she highlights sections that catch her attention and uses the handwriting-to-text feature to create documents.
It also depicts how she quickly transfers the finished documents from the LAVIE Tab to the LAVIE SOL, emphasizing the ease of use.
The background music is “Utatte Gomen” by singer-songwriter AKASAK, a 2025 release that blends an upbeat groove with a characteristically dark edge.
The world begins with you.FRUITS ZIPPER
This commercial showcases FRUITS ZIPPER as they prepare for Christmas, highlighting Meiji’s commitment to supporting a sense of excitement.
By decorating sweets with Meiji snacks, it colorfully conveys that feeling of anticipation.
The song that further brings out the cuteness and happy atmosphere depicted in the footage is FRUITS ZIPPER’s “The World Begins With You.” Its sound carries a somewhat dreamy quality, and paired with the light, airy vocals, it amplifies the sense of charm.
William Tell OvertureGioachino Rossini
This is the familiar series of commercials featuring Masato Sakai as the character “Mr.
Tokuninarudo.” In this spot, which announces products sold at great prices every time, they introduce a limited-time offer: both medium and large sizes of McFry Potatoes are 250 yen.
Combined with Sakai’s high-energy pitch and the carefully crafted worldbuilding, it really leaves a lasting impression after just one viewing.
By the way, the recognizable song playing in the background is the William Tell Overture.
Many people probably know the melody but couldn’t quite recall the title, right?