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. Masterpieces and popular tracks of commercial songs (161–170)
The wind is from the west.Okuda Tamio
This is the song used in Mazda’s commercial.
It’s a single released in 2013 by Tamio Okuda, written specifically for Mazda, the company from his hometown.
The music video depicts a story in which a crash test dummy used by Mazda gains self-awareness, and Okuda makes a brief cameo appearance.
VIRGIN BEATHimuro Kyosuke
This is the song that was used in the Camellia Diamond commercial.
It’s Kyosuke Himuro’s 10th single, released in 1994.
On the Mecha-Mecha Iketeru! segment, Ninety-Nine’s Okamura aired a parody of the music video.
Let’s walkJUN SKY WALKER(S)
It was released in 1989 as JUN SKY WALKER(S)’s second single.
It was used in a commercial for Matsushita Electric (Panasonic) “Headphone Stereo S,” gaining popularity, but the band sadly disbanded in 1997.
Then, in 2007, they made a long-awaited reunion and declared a full comeback.
Season in the SunTUBE
It was released in 1989 as TUBE’s third single overall.
Chosen as the song for Kirin’s “Kirin Bin Nama” commercial, it helped cement the image of “TUBE = summer.” Their summer singles featured lyrics by Tomoko Aran and composition by Tetsurō Oda, a style that continued until 1988.
Let’s trade kisses instead of talking about love.WANDS
Released in 1993 as WANDS’ fifth single.
It was featured in a “Boutique JOY” commercial and, along with the simultaneously released album Toki no Tobira, reached number one.
Up to this release, WANDS had three consecutive million-selling singles.
At the time, there weren’t many works with long song titles, so it also drew attention for the length of its title.
That’s just how it is.Sha ran Q
It was released in 1997 as Sharam Q’s 13th single.
The song was used in a Suntory “Bitters” commercial in which the band appeared, and it reached No.
3 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
Around this time, while continuing band activities, Tsunku also began his work as a producer on the TV program ASAYAN.
If I sing to the sky175R
It was released in 2003 as 175R’s second major-label single.
Chosen as a J-PHONE (now SoftBank Mobile) commercial song, it reached No.
1 on the Oricon weekly singles chart.
Achieving two consecutive No.
1 hits from their major-label debut was an unprecedented feat in the history of Japanese rock bands.
The song was created for a friend back home in Kitakyushu.