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We’ve picked out famous in-store background music. Introducing trending tracks and catchy tunes all at once.

These days, whether it’s a restaurant or an electronics store, you hear in-store BGM almost everywhere you go.

Many shops use commercial cable services to play popular songs from Japan and abroad, but quite a few use original tracks as well.

Among these BGMs, there are plenty of highly addictive tunes that have quietly gained popularity.

In this article, we’ll introduce a bunch of those catchy in-store BGMs all at once.

See if you can find any songs that have stuck in your memory!

A selection of famous in-store background music. A roundup of buzzworthy and catchy tracks (21–30)

Can Do

Can-Do MarchNEW!

Can Do March is the in-store BGM and theme song of Can Do, a nationwide 100-yen shop chain headquartered in Shinjuku, Tokyo.

As a march, it has a fun, upbeat sound that directly conveys the excitement of shopping.

The lyrics highlight the wide variety of products while making good use of the store name “Can Do,” delivering a cheerful, friendly feel.

Overall, it gives the impression of a positive message about the joy of choosing products, and more.

Ito-Yokado

A good one. The usual one. The song.NEW!

The theme song familiar as the in-store BGM of Ito-Yokado—a supermarket chain operating across a wide area centered on the Kanto region—is “Good Things.

Everyday Things.

The Song.” Centered on piano with a gentle rhythm, it expresses warmth and kindness that accompany everyday life.

The lyrics convey Ito-Yokado’s concept, depicting a desire to support daily living and health.

Through its overall bright atmosphere, it delivers a positive message about shopping.

Lopia

Lopia Theme 2NEW!

Lopia in-store announcement
Lopia Theme 2NEW!

This is a piece of music used inside Lopia supermarkets, which operate nationwide, especially in the Kanto region.

The sound has a relaxed, cheerful vibe that clearly conveys the store’s friendly, customer-oriented approach along with the fun of shopping.

The lyrics also feature “Low Price Utopia,” the origin of the name “Lopia,” which is a highlight and strongly expresses the enjoyment of getting great deals.

Sung throughout with an easygoing feel, the song seems to center on conveying a sense of familiarity.

Seki Pharmaceuticals

Cheer up.NEW!

Seki Pharmaceutical Image Song “Cheer Up”
Cheer up.NEW!

This is an image song used as the in-store BGM for Seki Yakuhin, a community-focused drugstore chain mainly operating in Saitama Prefecture.

The title is “Genki Dashite yo” (“Cheer Up”), featuring a refreshing sound centered on the tone of an acoustic guitar.

As the title suggests, the lyrics express a wish for someone to stay upbeat, and their encouraging message conveys warmth.

Including the straightforward, clear vocals, it’s a track that seems to embody both a supportive closeness and a strong push forward.

Yodobashi Camera

Yodobashi Camera Song

Yodobashi Camera Song: Currently used in all 24 stores, 24 versions – Compilation
Yodobashi Camera Song

Isn’t this the BGM that everyone has heard, played in Yodobashi Camera stores and on their commercials? It’s the number that uses “The Battle Hymn of the Republic,” an American patriotic song, with new lyrics! I think the Shinjuku West Exit version is the most famous, but it seems there are local versions now, too! Just hearing the up-tempo melody and the lyrics that highlight the features of a one-stop electronics megastore and the fun of shopping as a family makes you feel pumped to shop!

Daikokuten Bussan Group

I wishYAK.

This is the image song for Daikokuten Bussan, which operates a variety of stores including the discount chains La-Mu and Dio.

A powerful, exhilarating band sound is layered with cheerful vocals, vividly expressing the thrill of shopping.

While depicting the joy of discovering items that catch your eye, it also conveys the idea that such excitement leads to a better future.

It feels like a song that embodies Daikokuten Bussan’s supportive stance of firmly backing customers with great value.

Okuwa

Super Savings City Theme Song

[Super Saver Market!] The Wednesday edition of Okuwa that used to be held
Super Savings City Theme Song

This is the theme song for the “Sugotoku-ichi” held on Wednesdays at Okuwa, a supermarket chain centered in Wakayama Prefecture.

It straightforwardly portrays the arrival of Wednesday and the fun of getting great deals while shopping, conveying a sense of excitement throughout.

The sound is simple yet sparkling in tone, and the overlapping bouncy rhythm enhances the feeling of fun.

It really builds anticipation about what bargains you can snag today.