[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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From timeless classics to the latest hits: A roundup of memorable commercial jingles (941–950)
Nanban Planetta (Planet)Marionetto & Nanban BVNGO Mandorin Ōkesutora
This commercial conveys, through visuals and words, a sense of contemplation toward the moon gently illuminating the night town.
By depicting the moon not only alongside natural scenery such as the sea and sky, but also in homes and stage sets, it communicates the close relationship between people and the moon.
The light, rhythmic BGM “Namban Planetta (Planet)” is also striking, evoking the moon’s gentle glow and the slow passage of nighttime.
Finally, by highlighting the product name “Oita Mugi Shochu Nikaido,” it suggests a desire for the brand to be casually incorporated into everyday life.
Original songImada Mio, Tsumabuki Satoshi, Yamoto Yuuma
This commercial conveys the allure and excitement of the Summer Jumbo Lottery through song.
Mio Imada, Satoshi Tsumabuki, and Yuma Yamoto don aloha shirts and perform music with the feel of Okinawan folk.
The straightforward choice of Okinawan sounds that evoke summer nicely communicates the carefree fun of enjoying the Summer Jumbo.
Original songYashiro Aki
It’s a very simple commercial, but it instantly grabs attention because it features enka singer Aki Yashiro and Kumamon in this Koikeya ad.
Aki Yashiro sings a cute original song while Kumamon and children dance.
The contrast between Yashiro’s glamorous outfit and the adorable dance is delightful.
Blue dancesKitatani Ruki
It features 1,000 students coming together to act out the kinds of youthful scenarios they long for.
Pocari Sweat has a strong association with sports, and a variety of movements that evoke youthfulness are showcased.
The song used is Ruki Kitaya’s “Ao ga Mau,” a track notable for its refreshing sound and layered vocals.
Combined with footage of so many students gathered together, it conveys a clear sense of a fresh, collaborative spirit as they dash through their youth.
Original songYoshioka Riho, Imada Mio
From the Jumbo siblings, Riho Yoshioka and Mio Imada are promoting the lottery as idols.
They clearly explain how to buy lottery tickets and the prize amounts through a song.
The enthusiastic calls by Satoshi Tsumabuki, who plays a fan, and the sequence where he’s kicked out by the staff are fun highlights.
The original song sung by Riho Yoshioka and Mio Imada is also noteworthy—the nostalgic sound and their calm vocals evoke the former idol duo Wink.
[From timeless classics to the latest hits] A roundup of catchy TV commercial songs (951–960)
The crown of glory shines upon you.Ōmori Motoki (Mrs. GREEN APPLE)
This commercial, produced for the 105th National High School Baseball Championship Memorial Tournament, portrays the drama of a young ballplayer taking on a game.
Because it’s told from the player’s perspective and traces the road leading up to that moment, the emotion of finally standing on the Koshien field comes across vividly.
The song Eikan wa Kimi ni Kagayaku, sung by Motoki Omori of Mrs.
GREEN APPLE, is also moving.
His powerful vocals layered with piano strongly evoke gratitude toward those who offered support and a firm resolve for the game.
You Need Me, I Need YouŌhashi Chippoke
In KOBELCO’s steelmaker commercial “Good Things for Tomorrow ~Multiplying Technologies~,” actress Nao appears.
The ad highlights KOBELCO’s environmental initiatives, showcasing how they handle steel while reducing CO2 emissions.
The background music features singer-songwriter Chippoke Ohashi’s “You Need Me, I Need You.” It’s a love song known for its refreshing sound, so if it caught your interest, be sure to listen to the full track.
