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Billy BanBan Commercial Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]
BILLY BANBAN, with their melancholic melodies, emotive vocals, and profound lyrics, are loved by many generations.
When it comes to BILLY BANBAN’s songs, many of you probably think of that commercial, right?
Of course, it’s not just that one—there are many more CM songs! If you’re a BILLY BANBAN fan, be sure to check them out.
Billy BanBan Commercial Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026] (1–10)
Love is like a prayer.biriibanban1rank/position
The 2012 version of the commercial is the “Texas Cowboy” edition set in Texas.
It strikingly and stylishly portrays cowboys herding cattle with a wild flair.
The background music is “Love Is Like a Prayer,” also well-known from Fuyumi Sakamoto’s rendition.
While lyricist Goro Matsui uses words that are easy for anyone to understand, as mentioned at the outset, the song conveys a grand worldview that goes beyond a simple love song.
Billy BanBan’s version is characteristically refined with a restrained touch, and it’s fun to compare it with Sakamoto’s vocal version to hear the differences!
I’m falling in love with you againbiriibanban2rank/position
This is the Croatia version of iichiko’s commercial released in 2007.
The song is “Mata Kimi ni Koishiteru” by Billy BanBan, a standard for iichiko ads.
It was filmed in the Kopački Rit Nature Park in the Slavonia region of Croatia, a lush park of forests and water.
The beautiful natural scenery paired with the mellow song creates a very atmospheric commercial.
The time is now, within you.biriibanban3rank/position
The Japanese folk duo Billy BanBan’s “Toki wa Ima, Kimi no Naka” was released in 1988 and is famous as the theme song for the iichiko commercial.
The song is particularly well-known as a commercial tune and was selected for the CM Sound Selection’s Best 6.
The music and vocals are so intoxicating that even people who don’t drink might feel tipsy just listening to it (lol).
That’s how clear and captivating the lyrics, melody, and vocals are overall.
It’s a timeless masterpiece that has been loved for many years without feeling dated.
To say goodbyebiriibanban4rank/position
Billy BanBan’s “Sayonara o Suru Tame ni” (“To Say Goodbye”) is a song released in 1972 as the theme for the TV drama “3-Chome 4-Banchi.” Thanks to this song, they made their first appearance on the Kōhaku Uta Gassen, and it was even included in music textbooks, making it one of Billy BanBan’s signature tracks that garnered attention in many ways.
Its gentle, characteristically Billy BanBan sound and poignant lyrics themed around farewell make it especially appealing.
As a commercial jingle, it was used in ads for Sanwa Shurui’s iichiko shochu, where the expansive sound underscores and promotes the depth of iichiko.
Goodbye, tearsbiriibanban5rank/position
Sanwa Shurui uses “Sayonara Namida” in its iichiko commercials.
This song is a supreme ballad released in 2016 by the Tokyo-born folk duo Billy BanBan.
The beautiful piano and acoustic guitar accompaniment pairs exquisitely with the gentle voices of Takashi Sugawara and Susumu Sugawara on vocals.
The calm melody, which evokes images of vast open landscapes, is another charm of the song.
The lyrics are also very beautiful, so be sure to check them out along with the track!
Someday, beyond the rainbowbiriibanban6rank/position
In iichiko’s commercials, which always generate buzz for their nostalgic touch, it’s become customary to feature songs by Billy BanBan.
In the 2024 “We Love Sports” edition, their track “Itsuka Niji no Mukō e” (Someday Beyond the Rainbow) is used.
This song was newly produced in 2024, and its lyrics are filled with an uplifting energy that warms the heart—reflecting on the meaning of life, the views you want to share with someone dear, and the dreams you hope to fulfill.
Billy BanBan’s music somehow always evokes a sense of nostalgia when you listen to it, doesn’t it?
If this is what they call lovebiriibanban7rank/position
This is a commercial filmed on New York’s Hudson River.
A few men and women set a boat afloat on the majestic river, rowing with unwavering focus and impeccably synchronized breathing.
The beautiful river is a sky-like aqua blue, and its wild current and scenery are overwhelming.
The pace is neither too fast nor too slow, and the visuals synchronize as if matching the song’s tempo.
The imagery fits perfectly with the crystal-clear shochu and the pale blue bottle.