[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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[I want to hear it again!] Songs from Suntory commercials. Popular commercial songs (141–150)
Godzilla’s ThemeIfukube Akira
This is a commercial that only announces the date and time when details will be revealed for the collaboration between Kodawari Sakaba’s Tako-Highball and Godzilla.
With Godzilla’s roar echoing in the background, it simply shows the Tako-Highball shaking, heightening the sense of anticipation about what’s going to happen.
It’s Godzilla’s Theme that truly stokes that mix of excitement and anxiety that something might be coming.
The powerful sound feels like a firm, forceful step forward, and its expansive resonance conveys the emergence of something enormous.
A single dropAqua Timez
This is a commercial for Kaoru Ale that features live footage of Aqua Timez, who reunited in 2024.
In the CM, they perform their first single after reuniting, “Hitoshizuku,” and many viewers were surely captivated by the unmistakable Aqua Timez vibe and the refreshing, pleasant melody line.
Especially for listeners born in the Heisei era, it may have brought back memories of frequently listening to their songs during their school days.
The ending of the CM also memorably shows the members toasting with Kaoru Ale.
If I Only KnewTom Jones
This song was used in a 2014 Jim Beam commercial featuring Rola.
You might not recognize it by this title, but its Japanese title is “Koi wa Mekimeki.” That title was chosen because the chorus line “make you, make you love” sounds like “meki-meki” in Japanese.
Someone higher-ranking than meCreepy Nuts
This is a track included on Creepy Nuts’ album “Case.” It was used as a commercial song for the energy drink ZONe.
From the title and the tense sound, you might initially think it’s sending a message like “I’m the greatest,” but from the opening lyrics, you realize it’s actually about someone who walks their own path, unaffected by anyone else.
It conveys the sense of contemplating a self that moves forward alone, untouched by others, and the growing uncertainty over whether that feeling is freedom or loneliness.
Rocks OffThe Rolling Stones
This song was used in the 2012 commercial for “Stones Bar.” The drink was created to commemorate the Rolling Stones’ 50th anniversary.
Using their trademark tongue-and-lips logo, the commercial featured the nostalgic “Rocks Off,” and a version was also commissioned that included appearances by numerous Japanese musicians.
Tontin-kanchin Ikkyu-san
This is a commercial for Suntory Natural Mineral Water FRUIT-SPARK Grapefruit & Lemon, which uses an arranged version of Tonchin Kanchin Ikkyu-san, known as the opening theme of the anime Ikkyu-san.
Part of the lyrics has been rearranged to say “Furu-Supa.” The ad features Mei Nagano in sporty attire drinking the product, and Keiji Muto in a running shirt singing about it being “unsweetened.”
Original song
This is a commercial for plum liqueur made at the Yamazaki Distillery, which is famous as a whisky distillery.
The product, which uses whisky as an ingredient, is promoted as having a rich, deep flavor derived from the whisky.
The calm narration combined with the cool visuals creates a refined, adult-oriented feel.
By the way, the piano BGM that plays a major role in setting the mood was composed as an original piece specifically for this commercial.