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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 Timeless Classics to the Newest Hits: A Collection of Catchy Commercial Jingles (41–50)

HONDA Marine “Freedom on the Water” / “Passion for Marine”

Can’t Help Falling In LoveElvis Presley

Elvis Presley – Can’t Help Falling In Love (Official Audio)
Can't Help Falling In LoveElvis Presley
[Corporate Advertisement] Marine: “Freedom on the Water” Version, 30 Seconds

This commercial introduces Honda’s initiatives on the water, highlighting the company’s commitment to supporting mobility experiences in every scene.

It depicts a machine equipped with a Honda outboard motor gliding smoothly across the water, and, aided by the effect of the water itself, it conveys in a refreshing way the idea that Honda delivers a strong sense of reliability anywhere.

The music that further accentuates the fresh atmosphere portrayed in the visuals is Elvis Presley’s “Can’t Help Falling in Love.” It comes across as a ballad that unfolds with a gentle ambience, and its softly layered chorus and vocals have a calming effect on the listener.

Nivea Kao Nivea Deep Moisture Lip “Winter Station” Version

With the Wind and a KissAina ji Endo

In this memorable commercial, Haruka Fukuhara applies lip balm to moisturize her dry lips on a cold day with white snow falling.

The song “Kaze to Kuchizuke to,” written by solo artist AiNA THE END, is featured, conveying a gentle message that encourages you and underscores the importance of the present—arrived at by overcoming various pasts.

The image of Fukuhara waiting for a train on a snow-covered station platform pairs beautifully with the warm, embracing melody line.

Solaseed Air Solaseed Air’s fares have been revamped! The great-value fare “Early Sora Value ♪” edition / Let’s plan your happiness now! Great-value air tickets “On sale now ♪” edition

Love yourself!Hinatazaka46

Hinatazaka46 “Love yourself!” Music Video
Love yourself!Hinatazaka46
[Solaseed Air fares have been revamped!] Great-value fare “Early Sora Value”♪

When you planned your previous trip, didn’t you feel excited until the day came and spend your days thinking, “I’ll give it my all every day for this trip!”? This Solaseed Air commercial portrays that growing excitement leading up to a journey, while also highlighting the availability of great-value airfares.

Members of Hinatazaka46 appear in the CM, and their song “Love yourself!” is used as the background music.

Released in 2025, this track features memorable lyrics that encourage you to keep your head up and believe in yourself, even when a casual remark from someone brings you down.

Listening to it helps you regain confidence and maybe even like yourself a little more.

CITIZEN xC hikari collection ES9496-64W “This watch is who I am today.”

Minute by MinutePenthouse

[xC x Keiko Kitagawa New CM] “This watch is today’s me.” CITIZEN xC hikari collection ES9496-64W | Ladies’ Watch | CITIZEN Watch

This commercial showcases the luxury and comfortable fit of Citizen’s xC through the presence of Keiko Kitagawa wearing it.

Set in softly lit visuals that highlight her expressions and the watch, her calm demeanor conveys how naturally it blends into everyday life and a sense of relaxation.

The song that further accentuates this gentle atmosphere is Penthouse’s “Minute by Minute.” With its light, memorable piano and brass tones, the track creates a groovy feel with an easygoing rhythm.

The vocals feel relaxed yet powerful, clearly conveying a positive emotion.

Rocket Now: After-School Party (version)

Love is surely lonelyRe:name

Re:name “Love Is Surely Lonely” Music Video
Love is surely lonelyRe:name
"Rocket Now" and "Today, I Fell in Love." | Tie-up Web CM After-school Party 30-second Edition

This commercial confidently promotes RocketNow as a convenient service by tying it to “Kyo, Suki ni Narimashita.” It shows how using RocketNow after school makes a variety of foods easily accessible and makes time with friends even more enjoyable.

The song that further highlights the excitement and fun atmosphere depicted in the video is Re:name’s “Ai wa Kitto Lonely.” With a band sound that conveys both freshness and strength, its light tempo evokes the feeling of youth racing forward.

SNOW Brand Megmilk String Cheese “Let’s Bloom Together.” Version

SOMEDAYWurtS

【W’s】WurtS – SOMEDAY (Lyric Video)
SOMEDAYWurtS
Sakeru Cheese: “Let’s Bloom Together.” 30-second Version

This commercial depicts everyday life with Snow Brand’s Sakeru Cheese, highlighting its casual ease that supports everyone’s efforts.

It shows a student working hard for entrance exams, conveying that the cheese can be enjoyed casually even in the midst of that effort—layering the image of cherry blossoms blooming to symbolize success with the visual of cheese being pulled apart.

The song that further accentuates this striving toward a goal and the positive mood is WurtS’s “SOMEDAY.” Its light piano and bright brass tones are striking, and along with the gentle rhythm, they convey a positive atmosphere that encourages you to keep moving forward.

Sapporo Beer Rich Lemon Sour Life Is Better Rich: “Live” Version

Dream FlowerNEW!En Hiroshi

A stronger lemon sour—life’s better strong too—Live version, 15 seconds

In a commercial titled “Live” that riffs on the product name “Koime no Lemon Sour,” the phrase “koime koime” is sung repeatedly.

Tsuyoshi Muro appears as the band’s vocalist, and his comfortable, enthusiastic singing leaves a strong impression.

The song he performs here is a parody of Hiroshi En’s signature track Yumesouka.

The original Yumesouka was released in 1978, and its chorus—also used in this commercial—is famously well known.