Compilation of in-store supermarket BGM: from the Call-In-kun jingle to original tracks, all in one place
Supermarkets are indispensable for our day-to-day shopping.
You probably have a few regular stores you visit, and among the background music they play, aren’t there some tunes that stick in your head?
Sometimes you’ll hear in-store arrangements of popular J-pop songs, but there are also original tracks made just for that supermarket, or that distinctive “po po—po po po po” melody—there’s a wide variety of in-store BGM out there.
In this article, we’ll introduce a bunch of supermarket in-store BGM tracks that will make you think, “I’ve heard this before!” and bring a little smile to your face.
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Compilation of in-store supermarket BGM: From Yobikomi-kun to original tracks all in one place (41–50)
Deio’s Song
A refreshing in-store BGM featuring the sound of an acoustic guitar! This is the theme song for Dio, a supermarket operated by Daikokuten Bussan Co., Ltd.
in Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture.
The lyrics carry a positive message—“Let’s become even happier than we are now”—and leave you with a warm feeling.
The composer is Yuichi Mizusawa, a musician from Niigata Prefecture, and the singer is Hiromi Tokushima, who is also active as a therapist.
By the way, Daikokuten Bussan is also the company behind Lamū, the well-known rock-bottom-price supermarket.
Song of Summit Fans
Summit is a supermarket chain with an impressive logo featuring young leaves and a tree.
When it comes to in-store BGM at this Kanto-based supermarket, it’s all about the “Summit Fan Song.” Its bright, poppy melody evokes a vacation vibe.
The cheerful lyrics themed around “food” are sure to bring a smile.
It’s a track with a rhythmic tempo that lets you shop in high spirits.
It’s also recommended to sing along with friends or kids when you head to the supermarket.
Smile Challenge! ~Let’s increase the smiles in this town~
This is the image song for Torisen, a supermarket chain based in Gunma Prefecture with stores in nearby areas as well.
For those who know Torisen, the in-store BGM featuring the memorable line “It’s safe, it’s fresh—Torisen!” likely comes to mind, and that very phrase is also incorporated at the end of “Smile Challenge! ~Let’s increase smiles in this town~.” The song as a whole has a refreshing, up-tempo feel, delivering a sense of exhilaration when you listen to it.
Usual Smiles A-Coop
The supermarket business operated by agricultural cooperatives—namely JA—is A-Coop.
Its theme song is “Itsumo no Egao A-Coop” (“The Usual Smiles at A-Coop”).
The cheerful vibe makes your steps feel lighter as you walk through the store.
The lyrics were written by a member of the general public selected through an open call.
This song is the second-generation theme and has been in use since 2009.
Many people are probably familiar with the first-generation theme, “Anata to Watashi no A-Coop” (“A-Coop for You and Me”), which had been played since 1978.
In-store BGM
Hallows primarily operates in the Chugoku and Shikoku regions.
If you’re a soccer fan, you might recognize the name as a sponsor of Fagiano Okayama and Hiroshima United.
It’s a supermarket known for being open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
The BGM is only about 20 seconds long, but that’s exactly why it sticks in your head.
It might also be because it plays slotted between existing Japanese pop songs.
With lyrics and a melody that scream “this is a supermarket,” even people who’ve never been to Hallows might feel a touch of nostalgia.
OREGON
Big House is a supermarket chain mainly operating in Hokkaido and the Tohoku region.
The in-store BGM they used was an instrumental track called “OREGON,” notable for its energetic intro.
Its lively vibe might just make you want to buy more than you planned.
Some of you may have heard this track elsewhere, too.
In fact, it’s a piece included in a royalty-free music collection, “Sound Staff Vol.19,” released by the Shizuoka-based music production company Sound Factory Inc.
Nakamakana
Maranaka, headquartered in Kagawa Prefecture, operates stores mainly across the Chugoku and Shikoku regions.
The in-store BGM chosen by this supermarket is “Nakamakana,” sung by Kaori Mizumori, an enka singer known as the “Queen of Local Songs.” The lively sound evokes classic kayōkyoku, and the melody is crafted to be easy for both adults and children to sing along to—perfect for joining in while you shop.
It’s a song that will lift your spirits, complemented by Kaori Mizumori’s glamorous vocals.