Kazuyoshi Saito’s CM Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

The Land of ‘Good Job’ (Otsukaresama)Saitō Kazuyoshi8rank/position

Kazuyoshi Saito – Otsukaresama no Kuni [Music Video Short ver.]

With a gentle singing voice and melodic sensibility that quietly nestles up to anyone’s heart, Kazuyoshi Saito continues to reign as one of Japan’s foremost singer-songwriters.

In this song, aptly titled “Otsukaresama no Kuni” (“The Land of Good Job, Thanks for Your Hard Work”), he offers comfort with soft lyrics and melodies that seep into the lives of people who work hard every day.

When you’re feeling a little tired, brew yourself a slow cup of coffee and give this track a listen.

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spring breezeSaitō Kazuyoshi9rank/position

Harukaze / (cover of) Kazuyoshi Saito

Kazuyoshi Saito is a singer-songwriter who has been active since 1993.

“Harukaze” is used in Suntory’s “Funwari Kyogetsu Clear Lime” commercial featuring Satomi Ishihara.

The song was written specifically for the commercial.

Sunflower DreamSaitō Kazuyoshi10rank/position

Kazuyoshi Saito – Sunflower Dream [Music Video Short ver.]

This song is included on Kazuyoshi Saito’s second concept album, “ONE NIGHT ACOUSTIC RECORDING SESSION at NHK CR-509 Studio,” and was released in 2012.

It was used as the commercial song for “Sapporo Hokkaido PREMIUM,” featuring Nanako Matsushima.

Hello, heartless oneSaitō Kazuyoshi11rank/position

Kazuyoshi Saito – Hey, Heartless [Music Video Short ver.]

Kazuyoshi Saito is one of Japan’s leading singer-songwriters.

His song “Yaa, Mujou” (Hey, Impermanence) conveys his distinctive nihilism hinted at by the title, yet also a kindness that goes beyond it.

By accepting the emptiness the word “mujou” (impermanence) carries, the song skillfully expresses the strength of a life that keeps moving forward nonetheless.

It’s a beautiful melody that works as background music, and it’s fantastic when you focus on the lyrics as well.

A four-and-a-half-minute song that works like a breath of fresh air in your daily life—add it to your playlist as a companion to your everyday routine.

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Don’t Worry, Be HappySaitō Kazuyoshi12rank/position

Kazuyoshi Saito / Don't Worry, Be Happy [PV]

A glam-rock-style number released in 2009 by Kazuyoshi Saito, who belts out adult-oriented rock.

It was featured in Pocari Sweat commercials for spots like “Spring Dryness” and “Laundry/Humidifier.” The relaxed tempo and lively mood feel great.

It blends a laid-back vibe with rock ’n’ roll, giving off that “things will work out” energy that really lifts you up! This “Don’t Worry Be Happy” has that same atmosphere.

Even the title’s simple “Don’t worry” feels so quintessentially Setchan.

In a modern world that never stops accelerating, it’s a lovely track that lets you breathe a little easier.

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Our CircusSaitō Kazuyoshi13rank/position

Our Circus

This commercial uses a gentle animation depicting scenic drives to show how ENEOS supports a wide range of drivers.

Alongside conveying the joy of driving, it introduces EneKey and speaks to how easy and convenient it is to use.

The relaxed mood expressed in the visuals is further enhanced by Kazuyoshi Saito’s song “Oretachi no Circus.” Its light rhythm, featuring acoustic guitar, is memorable, and the soft vocals also convey a sense of relaxation.

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Bottomless beautySaitō Kazuyoshi14rank/position

Kazuyoshi Saito – “Bottomless Beauty” Music Video

This commercial promotes Megmilk’s Megumi Gasseri SP Strain Yogurt by highlighting how it supports the activities of many different people.

A variety of professions appear, conveying that health is important no matter what you do, and expressing the brand’s commitment to supporting it from within the body.

The song that accentuates the calm atmosphere of the visuals is Kazuyoshi Saito’s “Bottomless Beauty.” While the tempo feels gentle, the tone carries a sense of boldness, conveying a powerful feeling of moving forward step by step.

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