Songs and production causing a buzz! A roundup of Pocari Sweat commercial tracks
Pocari Sweat commercials are often filled with a refreshing vibe that really captures the spirit of youth! A wide range of music has been featured in these ads, and they often become a hot topic.
Over the years, they’ve used all kinds of wonderful tracks: buzzworthy songs by up-and-coming artists, original songs written specifically for the commercials, and even covers of classic hits.
Because of that, many people have probably found themselves curious about the song they heard after catching a Pocari ad on TV.
In this article, we’ll introduce all the songs that have been used as Pocari CM tracks! From the latest ones to the classic, unforgettable tunes from iconic commercials, take your time exploring what songs have been featured.
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Songs and production drawing attention! A roundup of Pocari Sweat CM tracks (1–10)
Surf Paradise, Ski ParadiseNEW!Matsutōya Yumi
Just as the saying goes, “Kids are like the wind,” children are full of energy even in the cold—and this commercial highlights how Pocari Sweat supports that energy.
The lively back-and-forth between Yoh Yoshida and Rio Suzuki is striking, and it also conveys their determination to enjoy the season to the fullest, not to be outdone by the kids.
The song that accentuates the bright mood depicted in the visuals is Yumi Matsutoya’s “Surf Tengoku, Ski Tengoku.” It’s a track that portrays seasonal leisure activities with a light, upbeat sound, and its dazzling development evokes smiles, doesn’t it?
Close your eyesNEW!Matsutōya Yumi
This commercial promotes the idea that Pocari Sweat is perfect for preventing heatstroke in the summer and will be a reliable support for a fulfilling season, conveyed through the appearances of Yo Yoshida and Rio Suzuki.
The story unfolds with goldfish drawn on a tablecloth that make them imagine and enjoy a goldfish-scooping game, and their radiant smiles evoke a sense of a rich, satisfying summer.
The music that further enhances the gentle fun depicted in these visuals is an arrangement of Yumi Matsutoya’s “Hitomi wo Tojite.” Softly covered by the voices of Yo Yoshida and Rio Suzuki, it conveys a refreshing sense of comfort.
Only oneNEW!Yano Akiko
This commercial promotes the importance of staying hydrated even as spring approaches, conveyed through the appearances of Yō Yoshida and Rio Suzuki.
While presenting the unique development of the two swapping outfits, it also speaks to the importance of hydration, which in turn communicates the convenience of Pocari Sweat.
The song that further highlights the calm atmosphere depicted in the visuals is Akiko Yano’s “Hitotsu Dake.” Set to a gentle sound, a soft duet unfolds, conveying a positive mood.
Music and production are the talk of the town! A roundup of Pocari Sweat CM songs (11–20)
Don’t Worry, Be HappyYoshida Yō, Suzuki Rio
This is a series of commercials featuring Yō Yoshida and Rio Suzuki playing a mother and daughter.
In the “In Winter, Clothes and Books Too” version, it’s said that in winter not only clothes and books dry well, but people do too; and in the “When You Fall for Someone” version, they say that when you fall for someone, fluids and electrolytes are important.
In both commercials, the relaxed, easygoing back-and-forth between Yoshida and Suzuki is striking, and watching them chat with smiles puts the viewer at ease as well.
The background music is Don’t Worry Be Happy, sung by the two performers.
The song, released in 2009 by Kazuyoshi Saito, features lyrics that encourage you to take it easy and not worry too much, even though a lot happens every day.
It’s a perfectly laid-back cheer song that matches the vibe of the commercials.
BUNBUN SUIBUNUchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai
This is a song by Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai that straightforwardly conveys the importance of hydration over a powerful sound.
It was used as the theme for the “Gotta Drink Pocari” commercial series, pairing visuals with the message of staying hydrated during the hot summer.
The commercials depict various summertime moments between parents and children, and because the same song ties them together, it reinforces the idea that you should always be mindful of hydration.
It’s a fun track with a compelling contrast: a hard-hitting sound that evokes the heat, paired with lyrics that encourage you to drink fluids.
Just kidding.ena mori & Tomggg
This fresh, immersive first-person video is a commercial for Pocari Sweat.
It features Anji Ikebata and Tsubaki sprinting through back alleys after missing their bus, and their refreshing expressions leave a strong impression.
The BGM track, Nantené, is a collaboration between singer-songwriter ena mori and trackmaker Tomggg.
With its sparkling sound and danceable beat, it’s a very stylish song that really sticks with you.
Sunny Day SundaySenchimentaru Basu
“Sunny Day Sunday” is Sentimental Bus’s fourth major-label single.
Chosen as the theme song for a 1999 Pocari Sweat commercial, it became a smash hit, selling 510,000 copies.
It is the only Sentimental Bus single to reach the top 10 on the Oricon Singles Chart.
A poppy, humorous number, it matched the swimsuit-clad boys and girls in the commercial, resulting in a brisk, youthful feel.