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dance hallMrs. GREEN APPLE

Mrs. GREEN APPLE “Dance Hall” Official Music Video

Minami Hamabe performs a light, graceful dance to Mrs. GREEN APPLE’s “Dance Hall” in the new &ST ad: “Dance and ST” edition

This commercial showcases the fun of fashion at &ST through Minami Hamabe’s light, buoyant dancing.

A key point is that people dressed in a variety of outfits join the dance, conveying the breadth of fashion styles.

By incorporating clothing as props into the choreography, the joy of fashion comes through as well.

The song that truly elevates the sense of dance captured in these visuals is “Dance Hall” by Mrs.

GREEN APPLE.

With rhythms and sounds that evoke dancing, the track leaves a strong impression and conveys an irresistible, full-bodied sense of fun that makes you want to move.

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Call MeNovelbright

Novelbright – Call me [Official Music Video]

Something Good Tomorrow ~Further Challenge~ Version (1) 15 seconds

This commercial portrays KOBELCO’s spirit of taking on challenges in manufacturing, overlapped with Nao’s presence and narration.

The theme centers on automated welding by welding robots, expressing a vision of forging ahead into the future through the synergy of machines and materials.

Further emphasizing this forward-looking imagery is the song “Call me” by Novelbright, whose light tempo and sound create a bright, uplifting atmosphere.

Its vibrant instrumentation and vocals strongly convey positive emotions.

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Deeper DeeperONE OK ROCK

ONE OK ROCK – Deeper Deeper [Official Music Video]

ONE OK ROCK’s eighth single, “Deeper Deeper/Nothing Helps,” was released in 2013 as a double A-side single.

Originally produced as tracks for an album, the songs were also featured in a Suzuki Swift Sport commercial, helping the release reach No.

2 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

Miyojimoon drop

Miyoji

This is an introduction commercial for Wedding Park, a wedding information site that shares content about weddings, including reviews.

The video shows people’s reactions when a couple announces their marriage, and it’s truly wonderful to see everyone celebrating as if it were their own.

The touching, heartwarming commercial is accompanied by the song “Miyoji” by the rock band moon drop.

It’s a heartfelt wedding song that the band said they had “always wanted to write someday,” with a warm atmosphere themed around the family name of the couple getting married.

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beautiful songKudō Keiichi

Keiichi Kudo / Beautiful Song [Music Video]

Daikanyama Hōmeikan Bridal CM “Your Dream Stage, In This City.” (30 seconds)

The promotional commercial for the wedding venue Homeikan in Daikanyama tells the story of a bride who has dreamed since childhood of getting married at this venue.

By showing both the interior and exterior of the site as well as the cuisine, it helps viewers imagine what a reception there would be like.

The CM’s background music features “beautiful song” by Keiichi Kudo, a singer-songwriter.

Before the wedding, the lyrics express gratitude to the parents, and in the second verse they convey feelings toward the partner.

With strings woven into a grand rock ballad arrangement and a soaring vocal performance, it’s a highly compelling track to listen to.

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NEO UNIVERSEL’Arc〜en〜Ciel

Neo universe L’arc en Ciel

L’Arc~en~Ciel’s 19th single, “NEO UNIVERSE/finale,” was released in 2000 as their first double A-side single.

It became their ninth No.

1 on the Oricon Singles Chart and their fifth million-selling single.

Unusually for a male rock band, it was used as the CM song for Shiseido’s lipstick brand “PN.” It’s a track that reflects just how popular they were at the time.

Start me upThe Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones – Start Me Up – Official Promo

This is the song that was used in the Windows 95 commercial.

It’s the opening track of The Rolling Stones’ 1977 album “Tattoo You.” Keith Richards’ introductory guitar riff is especially famous.