Coffee commercial song. Popular commercial jingle.
You see coffee commercials on TV every day, right?
I’m going to introduce songs that have been used in coffee commercials, from instant coffee to bottled coffee.
A wide variety of tracks have been featured, from soothing tunes that let you take a relaxing breather to songs with a stylish vibe.
We’ve picked out everything from classic hits that have long been beloved by viewers as staple CM songs—like “Awakening,” famous for its “dabada” scat—to the latest commercial tracks.
Please give them a listen.
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Coffee commercial songs. Popular commercial songs (51–60)
Original songChatto Monchī
This commercial showcases CAFE Deli, a flavored latte developed as a spin-off of Kirin’s Fire brand, by highlighting it through everyday scenes.
It portrays CAFE Deli as a reward to oneself in daily life, conveying a rich taste that also resonates with the desire to feel stylish.
The relaxed atmosphere of these ordinary, day-to-day moments is accentuated by a song from Chatmonchy.
The light, breezy sound and vocals express the idea of overcoming small everyday troubles with positivity.
To Feel The FireKiritani Kenta
This commercial depicts Kenta Kiritani drinking Kirin’s Fire to fire himself up, while also conveying the crispness of its flavor.
It emphasizes the moment when Kiritani starts to sing, giving the whole piece a strong, powerful feel.
The song delivered powerfully in the footage is “To Feel The Fire,” familiar as the series’ CM song.
The original is a track by Stevie Wonder, which sings about the flame one needs within, set to a gentle melody.
Sung by Kenta Kiritani, it conveys a different kind of strength and resolve than the original—that’s the key point.
Seasons of Love
This video depicts the budding understanding of a father once disliked, as the protagonist faces their work—conveying a sense of family bonds as well.
As they approach the age their father once was, they realize his greatness and resolve to become like him, a powerful determination that comes through clearly.
The appearance of Fire also underscores the crisp, refreshing quality that helps switch one’s mindset.
The song that further amplifies the video’s strong atmosphere is “Seasons of Love.” Featured in the musical Rent, its structure—building strength as it moves toward the chorus—conveys a bright, positive feeling with clarity.
If you’re happy and you know it, clap your hands
This commercial highlights how easy AGF instant coffee is to use, presented through Nana Eikura.
It emphasizes that it dissolves in milk and water, cheerfully conveying that you can enjoy delicious coffee with ease.
While explaining how to use it, the ad also spotlights the fun of making it quickly, set to a parody of “If You’re Happy and You Know It.” The lyrics are adapted to explain the usage, and combined with the original lighthearted melody, the sense of ease and enjoyment really comes through.
Coffee commercial songs. Popular commercial songs (61–70)
Original song for the commercialŌno Katsuo
This is a collaboration commercial with the quintessential Showa-era detective drama “Taiyo ni Hoero.” Original cast members such as Raita Ryu, Akira Onodera, Hiroshi Katsuno, and Ryo Kinomoto all appear, and Tommy Lee Jones shows up as a rookie detective at the Nanamagari Police Station.
The Boss, originally played by Yujiro Ishihara, is portrayed here by the impressionist Yutaro.
With its lavish and stylish direction, the commercial drew attention among longtime fans.
For the background music, a medley-style arrangement of the theme song and insert tracks composed by Katsuo Ohno is used.
Original songOkada Pirō, Oda Yūsuke
The commercial “Man on Set” depicts Hiroki Hasegawa enjoying a coffee during a break on a film set.
From the moment he looks at the package to his first sip, Hasegawa’s monologue conveys his expectations for the product and his impressions of its taste.
His expressions clearly communicate how delicious it is.
The background music has a catchy tempo and is an original piece created specifically for this commercial.
The track is by Piro Okada, who works as a musician and composer, and trumpet player Yusuke Orita.
buoyant feelingsMatsuura Aya
This commercial for Nestlé’s “Nescafé Excella,” with Aya Matsuura’s striking vocals, seems to embody the brand concept of “A spring in your step.” It also drew major attention because it marked Aya Matsuura’s first commercial appearance in about 11 years.
The refreshing visuals, with her bathed in light, also feel like they convey the product’s refreshing quality.
The original song sung by Aya Matsuura, “Hazumu Kimochi” (A Bouncy Feeling), is another highlight.
The song further emphasizes the image of a bright, uplifting taste that encourages a positive mindset and aims to support the fun of everyday life.