[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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rutSaitō Kazuyoshi
This commercial showcases the car itself to highlight that with Blizzak, you can drive powerfully on any road surface.
The way it plows through the snow and then comes to a stop is particularly striking, and that imagery conveys a sense of security that supports the driver.
The song that strongly emphasizes the power of these visuals is Kazuyoshi Saito’s “Wadachi.” With its bold, resonant band sound and a forceful, almost thrown vocal delivery, you can feel the momentum of pushing forward.
You and IToukyou Sukapara Daisu Ookesutora
Life happens only once and moves in one direction—it’s a calm, reflective vibe for this commercial.
In the visuals, that irreplaceable journey through life is represented by balloons floating in the sky.
The background music is Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra’s song “Kimi to Boku” (“You and I”).
The whistling is particularly striking, and it’s actually from the original track—not a special arrangement for the commercial.
Since Skapara is often associated with a dazzling brass sound, it leaves a surprisingly fresh impression.
feels like HEAVEN ~Surely it will come, surely it will come~HIIH
This is a commercial that promotes the fact that Cup Noodles BIG now has more toppings, using a distinctive animation where the ingredients scurry around.
Centered on the mystery meat and imitation crab, many toppings crawl out of the cup, and even their size grows, expressing the extra value with a horror vibe.
The element that gives this comical animation its horror atmosphere is a parody of the song “feels like HEAVEN ~Kitto Kuru Kitto Kuru~.” It’s the well-known theme from the horror film “Ring,” and thanks to the movie’s image, it conjures the fear of an unknown presence drawing near.
The lyrics have been adapted to be about the increase in toppings, but since the melody is unchanged, it still feels tense, doesn’t it?
Colonel BogeyKenneth Joseph Alford
This is a commercial announcing a campaign where you can receive Suntory Draft Beer in cans featuring caricature illustrations.
The illustration style is super cute, with a design that would make even people who don’t drink want one! In the CM, the performers’ names are chanted to the melody of “Colonel Bogey,” making it very catchy and memorable.
“Colonel Bogey” is a classic march composed in 1914 by Kenneth Joseph Alford.
Every SecondMina Okabe
This commercial introduces Panasonic’s dismantling factory, highlighting their initiative to return collected items to clean materials and transform them into new forms.
The careful attention given to objects that have been used for a long time conveys a sense of affection and warmth toward the products.
The music that further accentuates the warm atmosphere of the footage is Mina Okabe’s “Every Second.” Its light, gentle sound is striking, and combined with her soft, tender vocals, it speaks directly to the heart.
GOOD DAYMrs. GREEN APPLE
This is an introductory commercial for Kirin Good Ale, a new product from Kirin Beer launching in October 2025, featuring Motoki Omori of Mrs.
GREEN APPLE.
He talks about his thoughts while creating the song written specifically for this commercial, and the excitement that comes with new beginnings.
The background music is that newly written track, titled “GOOD DAY.” It’s a gentle, life-affirming song that carries a message of taking life at an easy pace.
It’s a fun track everyone can sing along to with a cheerful “la la la.”
Karuta for YouICO
This commercial introduces Aqura Home’s wooden houses, opening with a scene where three characters—a giraffe, an owl, and a sheep—discuss their ideal home.
It highlights that a wooden structure can meet the characters’ wishes for a spacious, open, and sturdy house.
The background music features “Kimi e no Karuta,” an original song written by the band iCO specifically for this commercial.
It’s an energizing track marked by vocalist Yui Yoshikuni’s powerful singing.