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Summary of Nissan commercial songs: a collection of famous tracks from Japan and abroad, plus CM-original songs

From kei cars to compact cars and family-friendly minivans, Nissan offers a wide range of models.

In their commercials, background music is chosen to match the image of each vehicle.

In the past, original songs created exclusively for commercials stood out, but lately there’s been a resurgence in the use of tie-in tracks.

In this article, we’ll introduce all the songs that have been used in Nissan’s commercials so far!

There are plenty of wonderful original tracks as well as tie-in songs, so be sure to listen closely and enjoy them.

Nissan Commercial Song Collection: A roundup of iconic tracks from Japan and abroad, plus CM original songs (111–120)

Nissan Kicks: “Electrify your every step.”

Original song

This commercial showcases how everyday life becomes more active with the evolved e-POWER and 4WD of the Nissan Kicks.

Through visuals that convey powerful performance and stylish acceleration, it communicates a fresh, confident energy that feels ready to carve out the future.

Nissan Days “Off We Go, All Excited” Version

Original song

[Nissan Days] TV commercial “Going Out with Excitement” 30-second version

Set to a light, upbeat rhythm, this refreshing number celebrates the joy of driving.

Written specifically as the theme song for the Nissan Dayz commercial, it has been used in the ads airing since April 2023.

Alongside Mikako Ichikawa’s radiant smile, the pleasant melody leaves a lasting impression.

Brimming with a bright atmosphere that boosts your “I want to go out!” mood, it’s the perfect track to get you moving.

How about taking it along for your next weekend drive? It’s sure to be a perfect fit for making fun memories.

Nissan Serena “Serena Hybrid”

Jump!ikimonogakari

Ikimono-gakari “Jump!” song preview

The Nissan Serena commercial shows children enjoying a variety of activities.

The song featured in the ad is Ikimonogakari’s “Jump!” Included on the album “FUN! FUN! FANFARE!”, this track overflows with a fun vibe that perfectly matches the visuals.

It’s about trying all sorts of challenges, touching and experiencing many things, and finding your dreams along the way…

Encouraging you to take a brave leap and have fun with everything! It’s a song that wraps you in the excitement of wondering what thrills await when you hop in the car, making your heart start to dance.

I miss youBEGIN

It was released in 1990 as BEGIN’s debut single.

First performed in 1989 on the TBS audition program “Miyake Yūji’s Ikasu Band Tengoku,” the song received high praise from the judges and, after being featured in a Nissan commercial, became the band’s biggest hit and remains a highly popular classic.

Nissan Serena

My First Kissgagaga supi

This is the song used in the Serena commercial.

It’s a 2006 track by Gagaga SP, led by Kozak Maeda.

It’s Gagaga SP’s cover of Hi-Standard’s “My First Kiss,” which itself is a cover of the Kiteretsu Daihyakka ending theme “Hajimete no Chu.” The arrangement, full of that unpretentious, raw, youthful vibe so characteristic of Gagaga SP, really hits home.

Nissan Serena “New Serena S-Hybrid Debut” Version

Spin it!Fankī Katō

2019 Rakuten Seimei Park Funky Kato 'Mawase'
Spin it!Fankī Katō

Both the lyrics and music were written by Funky Kato.

At live shows, it’s customary to spin towels during the chorus.

The song is included on Funky Kato’s first original album, “ONE,” which was released in 2014.

I think Funky Kato’s catchy vocals are a perfect fit for families.

Nissan Kicks e-POWER “Power to Climb” Edition

Original songKid Fresino

NISSAN KICKS e-POWER Commercial 'Power to Climb' 30 seconds

The Nissan Kicks e-POWER commercial “Rising Power” features an original track created specifically for the ad.

It showcases a relentless rap by KID FRESINO over an original CM-only song.

Carving through sleek driving visuals, the intense rap rides an EDM sound with a soft, airy feel that matches perfectly.

It’s a track that makes you want to hear far beyond what the short runtime allows—to see where the story painted by the rap goes next and beyond.