Kaela Kimura CM Songs and Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

YouKimura Kaera8rank/position

Kaela Kimura “You” [short ver.]

Kaela Kimura’s “You,” released in 2006, was featured in a Kit Kat commercial.

The lyrics gently speak to someone who tries to carry everything on their own, saying, “I’m here, so tell me anything.” They remind us that no one can live without relying on others, and encourage us not to hold back when we’re going through hard or sad times—a message that brings a sense of relief.

If you have a friend or family member who tends to shoulder everything alone, why not send them this song as a way to reach out?

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SAKI

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deep beepKimura Kaera9rank/position

Kaela Kimura “deep beep”

After working as a model, Kaela Kimura established her popularity with her distinctive style and approachable rock numbers.

The song “deep beep” was used in the “Dual blend eyes” commercial.

Like “Kidoairaku plus Ai,” which was also featured in a KATE commercial, it appears on the album 8EIGHT8.

Produced by Shinobu Watanabe of ASPARAGUS, it’s a rock track notable for its striking guitar cutting.

The rhythm—crafted around the theme of an alarm and designed to wake you up—is also a highlight.

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KEI

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sonic manicKimura Kaera10rank/position

Kaela Kimura wrapped in high-res sound?! New commercial for the Sony Walkman

The tune had a vibe reminiscent of Western pop.

There was a slight EDM feel too, and it was a song that got me more and more hyped as I listened.

I could imagine it as background music for a music festival, and I felt it would also work well as BGM for running.

serendipityKimura Kaera11rank/position

serendipity

Kaela Kimura appears in and also provides the theme song for the Cast Style “My Favorite” commercial.

The song, Serendipity, is included on Ichigo, the album released to celebrate the 15th anniversary of her debut.

The title Serendipity means something like “a lucky discovery made by chance.” While Kaela Kimura is best known for Butterfly, this song is also a popular wedding number.

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utatane

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Ring a Ding DongKimura Kaera12rank/position

Kaela Kimura “Ring a Ding Dong” [short ver.]

It was released in 2010 as Kaela Kimura’s 15th single.

The song was used in NTT DoCoMo’s “Hitori to, Hitotsu.

walk with you” campaign commercial and reached No.

1 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

It’s a rhythmical track with a strong impact.

Joy, anger, sorrow, and pleasure, plus loveKimura Kaera13rank/position

Kimura Kaela / Joy, Anger, Sorrow, and Pleasure plus Love

The sharp guitar sound from the intro is striking.

This 2011 single, her first after giving birth, is a rock tune that, true to its title, impressively lays out an aggressive message about various emotions—joy, anger, and more—and about love.

Rather than a “quiet” love song, it’s one of “motion,” expressing Kaela Kimura’s unique vision of love in a cool way.

I’m in awe of the boldness of putting a poppy title up front while pursuing something like the vital force at the root of affection and of the full range of human emotions.

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hiyori

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love-sick pigKimura Kaera14rank/position

love-sick pig

In the renewed Naive commercial, Kaela Kimura herself transforms into a pig character called “naiveee,” sporting pig ears and a pig nose.

She jumps from a flying trapeze, sings and dances, and appears as a cute and lively pig.