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 staging are the talk of the town! A roundup of Pocari Sweat commercial songs (41–50)
A view I’ve never seen beforecena
The song chosen for the Pocari Sweat commercial supporting the Inter-High, titled “That Place Is Watching,” is “Mita Koto mo Nai Keshiki” (A Scenery I’ve Never Seen) performed by singer-songwriter Cena.
It’s a cover of Masaki Suda’s track, depicting a headlong charge into the future.
Cena’s vocals—imbued with a gentle warmth—layer over a powerful band sound, leaving a strong impression and conveying not just desperation, but each person’s dedicated approach to effort.
By overlapping the performance of a young singer-songwriter with the hard work of young athletes, the commercial emphasizes the image of youthful energy forging a path to the future.
The Summer When You Came DownMOJO CLUB
This is a song by the blues band MOJO CLUB that was used in a Pocari Sweat commercial in 1990.
It has a relaxed mood with a dreamy, floating kind of comfort.
Vocalist Shinji Miyake’s distinctive huskiness is addictive, and it carries a cool vibe reminiscent of Kiyoshiro Imawano.
It’s good old-fashioned rock—rich with flavor.
It brings to mind nostalgic memories, like chatting during a break while sipping Pocari after getting carried away and worn out, or pressing the bottle to your cheek to cool down.
Free WorldLOVE PSYCHEDELICO
It’s a single released in 2001 by the rock band LOVE PSYCHEDELICO.
That instantly recognizable “This is Delico!” vibe the moment you hear it is just the best.
The heavy guitar riff is cool, making it a very rock ’n’ roll number.
The sound, which evokes the ’70s, always feels fresh and stylish no matter when you listen.
How wonderful it is to play music freely.
The Pocari Sweat commercial that used the song without a credit line also drew attention for featuring the French actor Jean Reno.
I’ve gotta do the thing that seems impossible.Sambomasutā
Sambomaster’s “Dekikkonai wo Yaranakucha” sings that no matter how impossible something seems, if you don’t give up and keep trying, you can absolutely do it.
Released in 2010, the song was used as the theme for the drama “Cheer★Dan” and featured in various commercials.
The cheerleading team JETS from a high school in Fukui Prefecture—the model for that drama—collaborated with Sambomaster and Pocari to create a web movie.
This collaboration produced a cheering anthem that not only supports the high school students featured in it, but also gives a push to many others—sure to bring courage and energy to anyone going through tough times!
A dream two hundred times biggerLetit go
This was their second single, released in 1995.
Emiri Nakayama was featured in the Pocari Sweat commercial.
It peaked at No.
15 on the Oricon Weekly Chart.
The lyrics were written by Letit go and Atsushi Sato, and the music was composed by Atsushi Sato.
Atsushi Sato has been active as a member of the music group HΛL and won the Arranger Award at the 44th Japan Record Awards in 2002 for arranging Ayumi Hamasaki’s music.
Letit go debuted in March 1995, but the vocalist left in September of the same year.
After a vocalist change, they released two albums, but went on hiatus in 1996.
SWAMWurtS
“SWAM” was selected for “Kita zo, Inter-High 30 SPORTS × 30 SPOTS Yell,” produced for the 2022 All Japan High School Athletic Championships.
Created in 2022 by WurtS, an artist who rose to popularity mainly through online activities, the track pairs passionate electro sounds with lyrics themed around students’ big moment on stage.
With powerful beats that seem to push on students devoted to a variety of sports, it’s a song that radiates youthful spirit.
This is the Pocari Sweat commercial song that sends cheers to high schoolers giving their all in club activities.
Because of the heatOhtaki Eiichi
This is a previously unreleased song by Eiichi Ohtaki, notable for its laid-back atmosphere that evokes the heat of summer.
It was used as the CM song for the “Pocari no Manakya” series featuring Yō Yoshida and Rio Suzuki, and in the commercial both Yoshida and Suzuki also sing the song.
The lyrics, which blame everything on the heat, convey a fluffy, drifting sensation as if the intense heat has dulled the mind.
It’s a track that clearly carries Ohtaki’s signature style, with a relaxed vibe that makes it easy to listen to casually.