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[2026] Winter commercial song. The winter song that was playing in the commercial.
When you hear “winter commercial songs,” which tracks come to mind?
Recent hits, a cappella covers by popular actresses, or timeless classics that have been loved for years…
You probably have a variety of songs flash through your mind.
Among them, there may be a song that makes you wonder, “What’s that song called?”
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole range of winter commercial songs all at once!
From staple tracks used in classic winter ad series to more recent picks, you’re sure to find the song you’re looking for!
[2026] Winter commercial songs. Winter songs that played in commercials (1–10)
winterlustNEW!Laura day romance
Laura day romance’s “winterlust” was chosen as the JR SKISKI commercial song for 2025–2026.
Laura day romance is a three-piece band formed in 2017.
They released this track in January 2026.
The lyrics, which overlay feelings of love onto the deeply snow-covered winter scenery, are striking.
The unhurried tempo and slightly languid female vocals are soothing, making it a song you’ll want to listen to slowly and on repeat.
A second that calls itself eternityGLAY
This is a commercial introducing Seicomart’s 2024 Christmas cakes, produced by the convenience store chain that mainly operates in Hokkaido.
After a series of shots featuring delicious-looking cakes, the ad highlights an early-bird reservation discount.
The background music is by GLAY, a band from Hokkaido, featuring “Eien wo Nanoru Ichibyou” (One Second That Calls Itself Eternity), which has been chosen as Seicomart’s Christmas season commercial song since 2021.
Beginning with lyrics that evoke winter townscapes in Hokkaido, the song portrays the earnest feelings of lovers who care for each other—a winter love song that warms the heart as you listen.
Original songHosono Haruomi
Created in 2024 as a commercial for PARCO’s HAPPY HOLIDAYS campaign, this piece was directed by Naohiro Ukawa using Keiichi Tanaami’s artwork.
Haruomi Hosono also appears in the video and composed the background music.
The song featured in the commercial is an original track written specifically for it, notable for its airy sound and melody.
It matches the tone of the visuals perfectly, with the imagery and music together brilliantly shaping the CM’s world.
whiteoutOmoinotake
This commercial, featuring Yuriko Yoshitaka and Hio Miyazawa as a couple, is GLOBAL WORK’s “Melty Knit: You Can’t Go Wrong” ad.
It shows a dinner scene on Yoshitaka’s birthday date.
She’s hoping, “He might finally propose,” but Miyazawa still can’t bring himself to say it—making for a charming development.
Playing in the background is Omoinotake’s “Whiteout,” a song written specifically for this commercial.
Its lyrics, mirroring the ad’s storyline, express a man’s feelings as he struggles to find the courage to speak the precious words he’s been holding in his heart.
With its wintry imagery, it’s the perfect love song for this season.
Christmas EveYamashita Tatsuro
It was released in 1983 as Tatsuro Yamashita’s 12th single.
Its popularity grew after it was used in 1988 as the CM song for JR Tokai’s “Hometown Express (X’mas Edition).” Today, it has become a classic Christmas song and continues its long run as a track that is always played during the holiday season.