When you hear “spring songs,” what kind of tracks come to mind?
Songs about cherry blossoms, graduation tunes that portray departures and farewells, and even songs that evoke the start of a new life—there are so many that pop into your head, right?
In this article, we’ll showcase, all at once, spring songs that have been used in TV and web commercials so far!
There are plenty of tracks that capture a fresh, spring-like vibe, so be sure to read to the end.
You just might find the song you’ve been looking for.
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cherry blossomNEW!Ketsumeishi
Ketsumeishi’s “Sakura,” released in 2005, is a song that layers the image of cherry blossoms heralding the arrival of spring with unchanging memories.
While incorporating expansive tones of piano and strings, the rhythm is solidly marked, and the rap parts are clearly emphasized.
The spring imagery surrounding sakura and the expressions of memories are striking, conveying a bittersweet mood while also expressing the warmth of spring.
The song was also used in a 2026 McDonald’s commercial promoting the Bacon Potato Pie, and a notable point is that Emi Suzuki—who appeared in the music video—appeared in the commercial as a mother.
The visuals also consciously reference the music video, firmly depicting the unchanging scenery of spring.
Spring ThiefNEW!Yorushika
Yorushika’s “Spring Thief” was released in 2012 and is a song that refreshingly sings of spring scenery and the changing of the seasons.
Its accents of acoustic guitar and piano are striking, and their layering with the band sound creates a sense of poignancy.
It evokes images of youth racing by, such as reflecting on the seasons as they pass.
The song was featured in UNIVERSAL MUSIC JAPAN’s “#Best 50 Spring Songs” commercial, used to highlight a youthful scene of conflict between siblings.
It’s a love like cherry blossoms.NEW!miwa
This commercial features miwa performing on THE FIRST TAKE, weaving in her story about cherry blossoms while also conveying the appeal of Harekaze.
The cherry blossom episode mentioned here is key; through her feelings of gratitude, it also expresses the message of wanting to carry cherry blossoms into the future.
The song she belts out on the stage of THE FIRST TAKE is “Sakura Mitaina Koi Nanda.” Its soft sound, evocative of spring’s warmth, leaves a strong impression and conveys a sense of gratitude.
Spring ~Destiny~Uru
This commercial for Kirin Afternoon Tea shows the scene of various clubs recruiting new members on university entrance ceremony day.
It features Ren Meguro watching two freshmen who meet after one of them drops a welcome-event flyer and the other picks it up.
The line, “Sometimes you meet friends for life on a spring afternoon,” likely brings back memories of youth for many adults.
Fitting for the spring season, the CM uses Uru’s song ‘Haru ~Destiny~,’ a wonderful track that portrays encounters that come with spring.
A Journey Where Flowers BloomHarayuko
It’s a commercial that promotes the revamped Suntory Iyemon while also speaking to the charm of its hometown, Kyoto.
It conveys, from multiple angles, what makes Kyoto such an appealing place—for example, a version where Nao dives into Kyoto’s spring and experiences its beauty, and another that depicts a drama starring Nao and Yu Aoki set in Kyoto.
The song that further highlights Kyoto’s gentle spring atmosphere is Haru Yuko’s “Hanasaku Tabiji.” Its calm sound paired with her tender vocals is captivating, evoking the beauty of spring and a sense of positive hope.
A Place for the Soulmakaroni enpitsu
The title track written as the theme song for Nissan’s “SAKURA” commercial, included on Macaroni Enpitsu’s major-label 2nd EP, “Tama-shii no Ibasho” (“Where the Soul Belongs”).
Released in June 2022, this work’s exhilarating band sound and catchy melodies add color to early-summer driving scenes.
Marking their 10th anniversary, the words they wove around the theme of “a place to belong” are sure to resonate with those sentimental feelings that surface even during a fun vacation.
The affirming message delivered over a brisk rhythm will likely lift your spirits even when you’re stuck in traffic.
It’s a pop-rock number that helps both mind and body move forward—perfect for listening to during long holiday journeys.
the 10 o’clock directionsumika
Shifting from a job-hunting interview scene, this spot shows Nanoka Hara enjoying USJ with friends—it’s a Uni-Haru commercial.
Many students can probably relate to the feeling: “I’m about to become a working adult, but I’m not going to calm down—I’ll keep having as much fun as ever!” The BGM is Sumika’s 2019 release “10-ji no Hōgaku” (Direction at Ten O’Clock).
It’s a springlike song that captures the spirit of a fresh start.