Rock commercial songs. Classic and popular commercial jingles.
“That song from the TV—must be rock!” Everyone has a memory like that.
From B’z’s exhilarating, fast-paced melodies and BUMP OF CHICKEN’s heartfelt lyrics to AC/DC’s scorching guitar riffs.
Commercial songs that have colored our lives are packed with gem-like rock music crafted by top-tier artists from Japan and abroad.
In this feature, we’ll introduce a lineup of soul-stirring masterpieces that are etched in our hearts alongside nostalgic commercials.
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Rock commercial songs. Classic and popular commercial songs (71–80)
All good!Kaneyori Masaru
It’s a commercial that makes your heart skip a beat with Wakana Matsumoto and Anna Yamada’s tearful eyes.
Maybe something bad happened, because the two of them watch various titles on Prime Video saying they want to cry to feel better.
They also talk about why crying can help you recover.
The song used in the CM is “Zenbu All Right!” by Kaneyori Masaru.
The lyrics are empowering—life isn’t easy, but you still want to keep moving forward.
Accept yourself as you are and believe in yourself… it’s a wonderful song that makes you feel that way.
astronomical observationBUMP OF CHICKEN
It was released in 2001 as BUMP OF CHICKEN’s second major-label single.
Years after its release, it was used in a 2013 docomo commercial.
It remains a popular song for karaoke.
It is BUMP OF CHICKEN’s biggest hit, and Tori Matsuzaka, who appeared in the docomo commercial, has stated that he is a fan of the band.
JUMPVan Halen
This is the song used in the au commercial and in Sapporo Beer’s Mugi to Hop commercial (featuring Junichi Okada and Tadanobu Asano).
It’s also known as the theme song for the drama “Mr.
BRAIN” starring Takuya Kimura.
It’s a representative number from Van Halen’s mid-period.
David Lee Roth’s splits are fantastic.
ThunderstruckAC/DC
This is the song used in au’s iPhone commercial.
It’s a 1990 track by AC/DC, the world-famous band led by the Young brothers, Angus and Malcolm, from Australia—a land not exactly known for rock.
Angus Young’s introductory riff is insanely cool.
Don’t Stop Me NowQueen
This is the song that was used in the commercial for Kirin Beverage’s “NUDA.” It’s an upbeat, lively track that begins with Freddie Mercury’s piano intro, and in the commercial, Okamura from Ninety-Nine dancing breakdance to the song became a hot topic.
Are You Gonna Go My WayLenny Kravitz
This is the song that was used in Asahi Soft Drinks’ Wilkinson Carbonated Water commercial.
Dean Fujioka appeared in the ad.
It’s one of the quintessential Lenny Kravitz songs, and it’s been used frequently on Japanese TV and in commercials (like the theme for a segment on Mino Monta’s Asa Zuba!).
I want you to kiss me.THE BLUE HEARTS
This commercial introduces Kao’s Attack NEO, highlighting its appeal in making laundry easier.
It emphasizes that only one rinse is needed and that the product is compact, with Takashi Sorimachi and Noriko Maeda speaking to viewers with warm smiles.
The song that further enhances the fresh, comfortable everyday vibe is THE BLUE HEARTS’ “Kisu Shite Hoshii” (“I Want a Kiss”).
The lyrics that hum along with the sound effects at the beginning are memorable, and combined with the brisk band sound, they convey a clear sense of fun.
