[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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[Want to listen again!] Suntory’s commercial songs. Popular commercial tunes (31–40)
WordsNulbarich
It depicts Takako Matsu, Hana Sugisaki, Yumi Kawai, and Sairi Ito watching over the city of Tokyo as four alien sisters.
After remarking that the residents of this planet “are always doing unnecessary things,” referring to their proactive development of the city, they go on to say that “TEA around the world is also doing unnecessary things,” and introduce the product’s features.
By “unnecessary things,” they mean adding various ingredients to black tea, and they highlight that this extra touch is precisely what makes teas of the world so appealing.
The commercial’s BGM features Nulbarich’s stylish track “Words.” I think the words at the end of the lyrics will surely resonate with many people, so please give it a listen while reading the lyrics.
Astro BoyTakasai Tatsuo
This content celebrates actor Masahiro Motoki’s 60th birthday, who has appeared for many years in commercials for Suntory’s green tea, Iyemon Tokucha.
Starting with the 2013 debut commercial for Tokucha, you can enjoy Motoki’s appearances over the years.
The song used in the commercial is the anime theme for Osamu Tezuka’s masterpiece Astro Boy.
It’s known that Tatsuo Takai completed the piece in about 15 minutes; the song is about the protagonist, Atom.
Using this track seems to further highlight Motoki’s ever-youthful energy.
Mone Kamishiraishi’s emotion-filled narration is wonderful as well.
You Go Your WayCHEMISTRY
A ballad that can be considered the concluding chapter of the early trilogy by CHEMISTRY, the male duo who burst onto the scene from the audition program ASAYAN and quickly rose to stardom.
Released as a single in October 2001, it was used in a commercial for Suntory’s canned coffee BOSS.
In their debut year, it became known as the work that proved their talent to the world by achieving an unprecedented record: three consecutive Oricon number-one singles.
The lyrics—about the resolve to deliberately take separate paths out of respect for each other’s future, and the indelible memories that intersect—carry a heartrending poignancy that tightens the listener’s chest.
I Wanna Be Loved by YouShanti
This song is often used in Suntory’s “The Premium Malt’s” commercials.
It’s a cover of Marilyn Monroe’s “I Wanna Be Loved by You,” performed by Japanese singer-songwriter SHANTI.
Originally written for the 1928 musical “Good Boy,” the song’s glamorous vibe matches the image of The Premium Malt’s.
CelebrationKool and The Gang
Since their debut in 1969, Kool & the Gang have produced numerous classic hits.
Their signature song is, of course, “Celebration.” Inspired by the Bible, it depicts angels blessing people.
The track gained renewed attention thanks to Suntory The Premium Malt’s commercial titled “New Weekend Reward: Weekend On-Air ver.,” which shows Yo Oizumi enjoying his weekend, with the song amplifying the cheerful atmosphere.
[Want to Hear It Again!] Songs from Suntory Commercials: Popular Commercial Songs (41–50)
You are in full color.Ohtaki Eiichi
Speaking of Kinmugi commercials, this is the song that comes to mind.
The CM features Erika Toda and Nao Omori.
Quite some time has passed since its release, but even now it doesn’t feel dated—it’s an easy-to-listen-to track.
It’s a classic from the good old days, where Eiichi Ohtaki’s clear voice matches perfectly with the exciting tempo.
Until we meet againNakanō Yoshie
As part of a campaign encouraging PET bottle recycling, the commercial for the wonderful “Become a Great Past” campaign features the song “Mata Au Hi Made,” originally released in 1971 by Kiyohiko Ozaki.
The version actually used in the commercial is a cover sung by Yoshie Nakano, the vocalist of EGO-WRAPPIN’.
Although you only hear a short snippet of Nakano’s performance in the ad, it conveys a sense of the same brightness and moody atmosphere found in Ozaki’s original.
I’d love to hear the full track.