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[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!

From classic hits to the latest tracks: A roundup of catchy commercial songs (1211–1220)

UHA Mikakuto Puccho “& Puccho” Version

The moon is beautiful, isn’t it?&TEAM

&TEAM, a nine-member multinational boy group from HYBE’s Japan label, home to BTS, has been chosen as the new commercial face of “Puccho”! In the ad, the members appear in a futuristic collaborative setting called the “&Puccho Space.” Keep an eye on them as they strike their best poses while saying “&Puccho”! Their stylish, medium-tempo track “Tsuki ga Kirei desu ne” (“The Moon Is Beautiful, Isn’t It?”) is used as the background music.

au × The Imaginary Collaboration CM “My Imaginary” Version

Nothing’s ImpossibleA Great Big World featuring Rachel Platten

“Nothing’s Impossible” – A Great Big World featuring Rachel Platten (theme song of the film “The Imaginary”)
Nothing’s ImpossibleA Great Big World featuring Rachel Platten

This commercial, a collaboration between au and the film “The Imaginary,” features Nanase Nishino.

The CM uses “Nothing’s Impossible,” a collaborative track by A Great Big World and Rachel Platten that also serves as the film’s theme song.

The song, which declares that nothing is impossible as long as you believe in yourself and move forward, perfectly matches the commercial’s theme of creating living beings and shaping the future.

Its hopeful message, conveyed through gentle vocals and melody, will shine a light in the hearts of many dreamers.

[From timeless classics to the latest hits] A roundup of catchy commercial songs (1221–1230)

Tokken Corporation Co., Ltd. Homemate “Where Will You Live?” version

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[AKASAKI] Roots / Roots (Lyric Video)
RootsAKASAKI
[Homemate] Mirei Kiritani TV Commercial “Where Will You Live?” Edition 30 Seconds | YouTube Video

Titled “Where Will You Live?”, which has a slightly exciting ring to it, this is a commercial for the rental listing site Homemate.

Mirei Kiritani serves as the image character, highlighting how easy Homemate is to use.

The CM features the song “Roots,” released in 2024 by AKASAKI.

Its beautiful lyrics set to a rhythmic melody are captivating, so please listen closely while following along with the lyrics.

Coca-Cola Georgia: My day starts moving. “Latte” version / “Black” version

A bouquet for meAdo

This commercial introduces Georgia’s café latte as the perfect way to start your day.

It depicts Minami Hamabe’s morning scene, while Ado appears on a smartphone screen alongside Georgia to cheer you on with energy for the day.

Enhancing that fresh, invigorating morning vibe even more is Ado’s song “Watashi ni Hanataba.” Riding on a fast-paced band sound, her powerful vocals resonate, conveying not only freshness but also a sense of hope that encourages you to step forward with energy.

Coca-Cola Georgia “Georgia × Ado Launch” Version

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This commercial announces the launch of a collaboration between Georgia and Ado and visualizes that excitement on screen.

It shows ads featuring Ado holding a Georgia appearing all over town, conveying that something big is beginning.

Further heightening the thrill of the CM is the song “Watashi ni Hanataba,” sung by Ado.

The refreshing band sound paired with her powerful vocals evokes a sense of hope, as if moving toward a bright future.

Marubeni: Let’s do what can’t be done—together. “LIVE” Edition / “Green Copper Mine” Edition / “Grain Journey” Edition

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Marubeni × Ado | If you can’t do it alone, let’s do it together. “LIVE” Version 90s Song: Rockstar

This commercial introduces Marubeni’s concept of “Let’s tackle what we can’t do alone together,” and portrays how that supportive stance leads to creating value and solving challenges.

The “Green Copper Mine” and “Grain Journey” segments focus on large-scale projects, conveying that these ventures are made possible by the combined strength of many.

The “LIVE” segment depicts a scenario resembling trouble at Ado’s concert, expressing the idea that even problems can be overcome when everyone comes together.

The song that underscores the series’ grand worldview—also featured in the concert scene—is Ado’s “ROCK-STAR.” Its opening—marked by the sound of stomping, handclaps, and layered calls—is striking, vividly evoking a sense of unity and excitement in the venue.

JR West 'Aotabi: Let Your Travel Spirit Resonate. Spring Journey' Edition

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Ado, who is widely supported across generations for her powerful vocals and expressive performances.

Her song “Hanabi” (Fireworks) was featured in JR West’s commercial “Aotabi: Let Your Wanderlust Resonate.

Harutabi,” with Ado also serving as the narrator.

Fireworks, a hallmark of summer, carry a poignant sorrow that contrasts their beauty—they vanish in an instant, leaving an echo in the heart.

This song brilliantly captures those complex emotions; Kujira’s meticulously crafted lyrics and beautiful melody are captivating, and the story-like verses deepen the feeling of longing for the end of summer.