Catchy Commercial Jingles [April 2025]

Theme from Enter the DragonLalo Schifrin

Theme from Enter the Dragon (Main Title)

This is a commercial for All-Free featuring Tomoyo Harada and Batteries.

Until now, All-Free has been known as a beer-taste non-alcoholic drink, but this time it introduces two new sour-flavored varieties.

In the “Magic” version, Harada performs a magic trick, while in the “Prank” version, Batteries playfully doodle on Harada’s face, creating a heartwarming story.

Meanwhile, the theme from Enter the Dragon plays as the background music, adding a sense of tension that contrasts with the tone of the visuals.

The LocomotionLittle Eva

The Locomotion (Remastered)

This commercial showcases the Honda N-BOX CUSTOM’s strong commitment to uncompromising spaciousness and performance, including its dynamic driving presence.

The relaxed seating positions of the occupants convey the comfort afforded by the roomy interior, while the shifting scenery clearly expresses stable driving in any situation.

Further emphasizing the powerful, forward-driving energy of the visuals is a cover of Little Eva’s “The Loco-Motion.” The song, strongly associated with vehicles and arranged with a forceful beat, conveys a reassuring sense of strength and the feeling that you can drive on endlessly.

Journey to Fantasy SpringsNathan Padgett

Tokyo DisneySea® – 'Journey to Fantasy Springs'

[Official] Fantasy Springs | Tokyo DisneySea

This is an introductory commercial for Fantasy Springs, the new themed port at Tokyo DisneySea that opened in June 2024.

Set to the theme song “Journey to Fantasy Springs,” the ad briskly showcases scenes from around the park, giving viewers a glimpse into its world.

Even the segment of the theme song used in the commercial is moving and evokes the start of a new story, but if you listen to the entire track, you’ll experience an even more dramatic progression—so be sure to give it a careful listen.

Twist And ShoutThe Beatles

Twist And Shout (Remastered 2009)

This commercial conveys what kind of flavor Kirin Ichiban Shibori White has by layering impressions from various people in an easy-to-understand way.

It features Fuka Koshiba and Masaki Okada in their first beer commercial, and unfolds with letters arriving from their seniors in the CM world—Shinichi Tsutsumi, Ryohei Suzuki, and Kento Kaku.

Drawing on those comments as well, the ad depicts them savoring the beer.

The song that underscores the fun, people-connected atmosphere is The Beatles’ “Twist and Shout.” The way the track begins and then gradually builds in power is striking, heightening the sense of anticipation that something new is about to start.

Gimme gimmeBENI

Kao’s body wash, Biore BODY DELI, is appealing not only for its skin hydration but also for its focus on fragrance.

What further accentuates BODY DELI’s confident vibe is BENI’s song “Gimme Gimme.” The sound has a gentle atmosphere that even conveys a touch of wistfulness, yet the powerful vocals layered over it evoke a resolve to move forward.

It gives the impression of calling on us to cherish our memories while also having the courage to take the next step.

Original songMiyazon

[CM] Kao Merit

It addresses the fact that even with adorable children, there are times when odor becomes a concern and parents worry about whether they’re washing properly.

With Merit, it’s gentle on the scalp and can clean thoroughly even with a light touch—something that’s also conveyed through the expressions of Shunsuke Kazama and Kumiko Aso.

The parents’ concerns are further expressed through Miyazon’s original song performed as a piano-and-vocal piece.

His bright singing voice, which matches the light, airy piano tones, is striking and conveys a positive feeling, as if those worries are being resolved.

Original songYoko Kurahashi

[Yoeko Kurahashi] KAO Bioré Perfect Oil Commercial (Yoeko Kurahashi commercial – KAO Bioré Perfect Oil) 2006

This commercial introduces Biore Perfect Oil, with the key point being that you can use it in the bath, presented through a distinctive song.

Because we emphasize makeup in every aspect of daily life, it tends to be hard to remove—but the ad conveys that with Perfect Oil, it comes off easily.

While boasting high effectiveness, it’s also gentle on the skin, a quality underscored by Yoeko Kurahashi’s vocals.

The way her singing alone rings out is striking, and the simple composition makes it feel like a hummed tune in the bathroom.