Shiseido commercial song. Popular commercial jingle.
Shiseido is a cosmetics manufacturer that has secured an unshakable position with its refined aesthetic sense.
You can sense that perfection from their container designs and package commercials, can’t you?
Tie-ins have been getting attention recently, but what’s quietly creating buzz is that cutting-edge creators and up-and-coming artists are actually making the CM songs.
In this article, we researched popularity based on reliable feedback from our readers, and carefully selected the most well-regarded commercials among them.
Fans, be sure to check it out!
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Shiseido commercial songs. Popular commercial songs (1–10)
Gift ~You Are the Madonna~Toki Asako
It’s Asako Toki’s second major-label single, released in January 2011.
Prior to its release, it was used in a commercial for ELIXIR SUPERIEUR featuring Ryoko Shinohara and Hiromi Nagasaku.
Its highest position on the Oricon chart was 24th.
Hello, Sadnesssaitou yuki
It’s a single by Yuki Saito released in March 1986, used in a Morning Fresh commercial.
It also served as the opening theme for Maison Ikkoku, which is likely where many people have heard it.
Its highest position on the Oricon charts was No.
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THE MOMENTOwen Pallett
When it comes to Maquillage commercials, many people probably think of this song.
This wordless piece was composed by the Canadian musician Owen Pallett.
Known for his mastery of string arrangements, he showcases that strength to the fullest in this track.
It perfectly matches the image of finely textured, beautiful skin.
Shiseido commercial songs: Popular commercial songs (11–20)
Original song
Hikari Mori, who also serves as an advertising model for other Shiseido brands like Integrate and Anessa.
The song playing in the MAQuillAGE Jelly BB commercial she appears in is an original track written specifically for the ad.
The singer’s name hasn’t been announced and there’s very little information, but the airy, floating feel of what seems to be a female vocal is striking.
It has a vibe that would suit background music or walking around town, and its glossy feel—much like the product’s concept—seems sure to lift your mood!
Hurry up! First LoveHayami Yū
This was the debut single of Yū Hayami, who was active as an idol singer, released in April 1982.
Its highest position on the Oricon chart was 36.
Yū herself appeared in the commercial for Bassbon Hair Cologne Shampoo and Rinse, which used this song.
ChangeSIRUP
SIRUP has many songs that create a very mature, moody atmosphere.
The song “Change” carries a message that you can transform as you seek freedom just as you are.
Since much of the lyrics are in English, it sounds stylish.
It could also be interesting to translate the Japanese parts to understand the lyrics more deeply.
The song plays over the end credits of Shiseido MAQuillAGE’s short film “Touching,” which clearly expresses that adult aesthetic—definitely worth checking out!
From the Orange Village to Springririi
Lily’s “From Orange Village to Spring” is a song released in 1976, included as the B-side of “Ie e Oide yo” (“Come Home”).
Set to a gentle sound that evokes elements of country music, it portrays the calm scenery of a village.
The song’s rhythm has a buoyant lightness, and the overall gentle yet cheerful atmosphere conjures a sense of love for one’s hometown.
As a commercial jingle, it’s best known for being used in a Shiseido ad, where the music and visuals together depict the rising excitement as the season turns toward spring.