[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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RhetoricMeruto Taimā
This commercial conveys that Zojirushi’s stainless steel bottles are perfect for the workplace, paired with the comfort of maintaining the ideal temperature.
The story shows a mother handing over a bottle filled with a warm drink to her child, who is nervous about their first presentation.
They take a sip just before heading into the office, and their tension eases.
The switch to animation at the moment of drinking expresses relaxation, and the smile after returning home suggests everything went well.
Enhancing the upbeat mood portrayed in the visuals is Melt Timer’s song “Rhetoric.” With its light, band-driven sound and striking piano, the buoyant rhythm conveys a positive feeling.
Same numbersNogizaka 46
This announces a campaign by So-net and Nogizaka46, showcasing each member’s expressions and poses.
No details are explained; it’s a simple video where they just strike cool poses, which only heightens the anticipation of what’s about to begin.
The song that further emphasizes the cool vibe depicted in the video is Nogizaka46’s “Same numbers.” Both the sound and the vocal tone convey a cool atmosphere, along with a determination to move forward and a sense of strength.
loadKano Eiko
As part of the Granblue Summer Dream Campaign, this is a commercial announcing a promotion for Granblue Fantasy players where they can win 10 million yen.
Because last year’s winner didn’t claim the 10 million yen, this year there’s a carryover, and two people will each win 10 million yen—an especially impactful campaign.
In the CM, Eiko Kano passionately sings a parody of “Road” to announce the campaign.
The video also notably recreates a very wintery music video vibe despite it being summer, making for a highly memorable commercial.
The “Road” that Kano sings is the signature song released in 1993 by the band THE Torabryu, fronted by George Takahashi.
Its sorrowful story about suddenly losing a loved one is impossible to listen to without tears.
[From timeless classics to the latest hits] A roundup of catchy commercial songs (431–440)
Personal UniformRyokushokushakai
This is a YKK commercial depicting the struggles of a male fashion designer.
The man, who is designing clothing for a fashion show, uses YKK zippers as a key element of his designs.
Although he narrowly misses out on the award, the video—packed with the traces of his efforts—truly stirs the heart.
It perfectly matches the series title, “The Sound of a Beginning,” and makes you imagine that his challenge will continue from here.
The background music features Ryokuoushoku Shakai’s “Jibun Seifuku,” a song that conveys the desire to conquer oneself and choose one’s own future.
Important personFujimaki Ryota
This is a commercial introducing Deep Moisture Lip featuring Yoshino Kimura.
After a scene where Kimura, waiting to meet a man, applies the lip balm, the ad highlights the ingredients used and its high moisturizing power.
The calm and beautiful song playing in the background is “Taisetsu na Hito” (Precious One) sung by Ryota Fujimaki.
Released in 2015, the song was originally written with only one chorus for the commercial, but lyrics and melody were later added to create a full track.
It features the familiar Nivea CM phrase “Mamoritai” (“I want to protect”), and is a warm ballad that expresses feelings for a cherished person.
BlissTyla
This Coca-Cola commercial features the memorable tagline, “Being absorbed beats being focused.” Indeed, many people have probably felt that they perform more powerfully when they’re completely absorbed in something they love, compared to when they’re trying to concentrate on something they’re not interested in.
This ad builds on that striking tagline and is set around a road trip.
As the female protagonist is driving with her friends, who should be in the car next to them but Tayla! It’s a captivating commercial with a dreamy, heart-pounding twist.
Naturally, the background music is Tayla’s track “Bliss.” The lyrics express deep affection for a loved one, while also conveying the anxiety of what might happen if they were ever separated.
It’s a feeling many people can relate to.
Sakurazaka 2024Fukuyama Masaharu
This commercial conveys the range of services U-NEXT offers through an exchange between Masaharu Fukuyama and Natsuki Deguchi.
It shows Fukuyama reacting to his own song playing on USEN, while Deguchi is watching footage of him on U-NEXT—highlighting both the breadth of the service and how it enriches everyday life.
What further accentuates their casual interaction and scenes from cheerful daily life is Masaharu Fukuyama’s “Sakurazaka 2024.” As one of Fukuyama’s signature songs, its gentle melody and tender vocals create a warm atmosphere.