[I want to hear it again!] Songs from Suntory commercials. Popular commercial jingles
Suntory sells a wide variety of beverages, including tea, alcoholic drinks, coffee, and water.
When you watch TV, you often see a lot of commercials for Suntory products.
The songs featured in these commercials frequently become a hot topic, with a wide range of tracks used—from popular J-pop to classic Western hits.
In this article, we’ll introduce all the songs that have been used in Suntory commercials.
See if you can find any track that caught your ear in a commercial!
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Theme of 11 PMMiho Keitaro
These are two commercials: one introducing the newly launched Midori Gin Soda Yuzu Squeeze, and another highlighting how well Midori pairs with gyoza.
In the “Completion and Naming” segment, Ayumu Nakajima tells Hana Sugisaki not only that the Midori Gin Soda is finished, but that he’s named it “YUZY.” She promptly cuts him down with, “Wouldn’t ‘Yuzu Squeeze’ be fine?” In the “Midori Gyoza is Midori-ous!” segment, he says, “Midori and gyoza make Midori gyoza,” and hands it to Sugisaki, only to be shut down again with, “No, it’s pan-fried gyoza.” The way Nakajima is constantly one-upped by Sugisaki makes for a laugh-filled, humor-packed set of commercials.
The background music, “The 11PM Theme,” is light and lively while also carrying a subtly mature vibe.
Get It OnPorunogurafiti
This commercial features Porno Graffitti delivering a powerful performance surrounded by Pepsi bottles, highlighting a refreshing sensation.
The white and black outfits are a key point, and when paired with the dark color of Pepsi, they create a cool vibe.
The song that further accentuates the strength and stylishness of the visuals is Porno Graffitti’s “Get It On.” It’s a cover of a track by T.
Rex, notable for its straightforward rock sound that conveys not only power but also a sense of fun.
Can’t Wait ‘Til ChristmasUtada Hikaru
It’s a commercial that conveys a sense of cold: Hikaru Utada sings with a Pepsi bottle at her back, set against scenery that looks like it’s snowing.
While the visuals feel chilly, her voice carries warmth, creating a curious atmosphere.
The song that highlights this unique worldview is “Can’t Wait ’Til Christmas,” sung by Hikaru Utada.
It’s a quiet, Christmas-themed track that evokes a gentle heart amid the cold.
IN THE MOODGLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA
This song was used in a 2014 commercial for TORYS Highball Cans featuring Yuriko Yoshitaka.
The song became a hit when it was performed by the Glenn Miller Orchestra in 1939.
In Japan, it was also used in films such as Setouchi Boy’s Baseball Team and Swing Girls.
Theme from Enter the DragonLalo Schifrin
This is a commercial for All-Free featuring Tomoyo Harada and Batteries.
Until now, All-Free has been known as a beer-taste non-alcoholic drink, but this time it introduces two new sour-flavored varieties.
In the “Magic” version, Harada performs a magic trick, while in the “Prank” version, Batteries playfully doodle on Harada’s face, creating a heartwarming story.
Meanwhile, the theme from Enter the Dragon plays as the background music, adding a sense of tension that contrasts with the tone of the visuals.
Baby Did a Bad, Bad ThingChris Isaak
Here’s the SUNTORY WORLD WHISKY Ao commercial that makes great use of American singer-songwriter Chris Isaak’s rugged guitar playing and vocals.
The wild, man-at-work storyline is really cool.
It’s especially slick how his music is used so boldly and loudly under the narration!
Change the worldEric Clapton
This song is used in the BOSS commercial featuring Tamori and Tommy Lee Jones.
It became one of Clapton’s signature songs, but in fact the first person to release it was Wynonna Judd, a female country singer.