[From timeless classics to the latest hits] A roundup of catchy commercial songs
When you watch TV or video sites, you come across all kinds of commercials, and sometimes a jingle you happen to hear just sticks in your head, right?
For example, many classic commercial songs that have been airing for years are incredibly catchy and memorable.
Also, tie-in songs by trending artists can leave a strong impression even within the short span of a commercial.
In this article, we’ll introduce a bunch of those earworm-worthy CM songs all at once!
You might find a track you haven’t heard on air much lately but have been wanting to hear again, or discover the latest song you were curious about and wondering who it’s by!
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Mine or YoursUtada Hikaru
This is an Ayataka commercial featuring Hikaru Utada making rice balls (onigiri).
Her expressions as she happily makes onigiri with a friend are particularly striking.
Ayataka is placed beside her, and in the final part of the commercial, there’s a scene where she enjoys Ayataka together with the onigiri she made.
It clearly conveys that this tea is a perfect companion to a meal.
Step to the MoonIwatatakanori
This commercial introduces the Haruyama original product line called the i-Series.
The i-Series consists of special suits perfect for summer that make you feel cool, and their features are clearly showcased in two commercials: the “Switch” version and the “Thermography” version.
The background music features “Step to the Moon,” a solo track by Takanori Iwata, who also appears in the commercials.
Its brisk tempo and beautiful high-tone vocals are especially appealing.
SeptemberEarth, Wind & Fire
This piece portrays Anne Nakamura, who made her stage debut here, visiting Haiyūza Theater as it draws the curtain on its 70-year history, and coming to feel the weight of that history and her gratitude.
With a can of Hon-Kirin in hand, she toasts with people who hold this place dear, creating a sense of warmth that suggests everyone intends to enjoy themselves right to the end.
The depiction of a resolve to take on new challenges also conveys human strength.
The song that underscores the lively, convivial atmosphere of everyone sharing their thoughts is Earth, Wind & Fire’s “September.” Its light, layered sound and vocals are striking, and its bright melody lifts the spirits of those who listen.
SeptemberEarth, Wind & Fire
This commercial conveys that Hon-Kirin is a perfect fit for summer festival scenes, featuring Alice Hirose enjoying a summer festival.
It depicts her savoring Hon-Kirin alongside food from the stalls, and her smiling as she watches the event unfold, which also conveys the special feel of Hon-Kirin.
The music that further accentuates the fun portrayed in the footage is Earth, Wind & Fire’s “September.” With its lively rhythm and layered vocals, it effectively creates a cheerful atmosphere.
MajesticB’z
This commercial portrays parent-child bonding time through Pocky and conveys the warmth of that shared space.
It shows a lighthearted, cheerful family interaction where the mother, Rie Miyazawa, sees a small child and asks her daughter, Sara Minami, to behave in a similar way.
Further emphasizing the warm family moments depicted in the footage is the song “Majestic” by B’z.
With its band sound infused with acoustic elements and expansive vocals, it evokes an image of powerful emotion imbued with warmth.
MajesticB’z
This commercial comically depicts a mother, Rie Miyazawa, giving her daughter, Sara Minami, a strategy for how to act on Valentine’s Day.
Using Pocky sticks as stand-ins for people, their simulation naturally brings smiles and creates a positive vibe.
The song that further emphasizes the familial warmth shown in the footage is B’z’s “Majestic.” While it has a gentle atmosphere, the powerful vocals and band sound—featuring acoustic elements—convey a strong sense of positivity.
MajesticB’z
Sara Minami and Rie Miyazawa appear as daughter and mother, conveying gratitude and affection to Koji Okura, who plays the father, using Pocky.
They create a big heart out of Pocky boxes, and the expression on the father’s face when he receives it clearly shows his joy.
The song that underscores the warm atmosphere of the video is B’z’s “Majestic.” With a powerful yet gentle sound that incorporates acoustic tones, combined with the dynamic vocals, it effectively conveys a positive, uplifting feeling.