You've definitely heard it before! The song from the chocolate commercial
Chocolate confectionery is popular with people of all ages, and when you go to supermarkets or convenience stores, you’ll find a wide variety.
What’s more, each product has lots of TV commercials airing, so you probably see them often.
In this article, we’ll introduce all the songs used in those chocolate commercials at once!
We’ve gathered a wide range—from details about that song you happened to hear in a commercial, to the classic tracks that are synonymous with chocolate CM songs—so be sure to give them a listen.
You’ve definitely heard these before! Chocolate Commercial Songs (1–10)
parallel linesEve × suis from Yorushika
Parallel Lines, released in 2021 by singer Eve—popular especially among younger generations—and suis, the vocalist of Yorushika, was featured in Lotte Ghana’s “Gift” commercial.
It portrays a sudden farewell that arrives in the midst of days spent with someone precious, along with the moment of confessing feelings long held in one’s heart.
The gentle, airy piano tones convey warmth and compassion.
It’s a track that tells a bittersweet yet heartwarming love story.
Song of the Chocoball
This commercial conveys the fun of checking for the toy can—one of the joys of Chocoball—and the Angels you need to get it.
When opening a Chocoball, you check the beak, and the excitement of finding an Angel is expressed with the whole body.
The song playing throughout the video is the familiar “Chocoball no Uta” from the series.
Because it simply combines Kyoro-chan’s cry, “Kue,” with the product name, the name Chocoball really sticks in your head.
While the sound has changed slightly over the years, it basically keeps a light, lively feel that highlights the fun.
HapichocoFRUITS ZIPPER
This is a commercial that aired during the 2025 Valentine’s season.
It shows the members of FRUITS ZIPPER making chocolates and giving them to each other, and their joyful expressions are especially memorable! The background music in the commercial features their 2023 release “Hapichoco.” Its lyrics, which portray how women feel in the lead-up to Valentine’s Day, are sung over a bright, up-tempo melody.
warebaAI
This is a commercial that shows what the “Message Sakura,” where encouraging messages for exam-takers are projected, looks like.
With the theme “Kit, Sakura Saku yo,” powerful messages appear alongside beautiful visuals of cherry blossoms, and as people add their own messages, you can feel the chain of support.
Amplifying these powerful words of encouragement is AI’s song “Wareba.” The title corresponds to “whatever,” carrying a forward-looking will like “anything” or “anyway.” Including the lyrics and sound, it conveys both warmth and strength—a song that makes you feel the power to open up the future.
ChocolakatabraAdo
In Lotte’s commercial featuring Ado, it looks just like one of her music videos.
The song used is called “Chocolat Catabra,” which is also the title of the ad, and it tells a fantastical, magical story with a chocolate theme.
The danceable track is perfectly complemented by Ado’s bewitching vocals.
ultramarineYOASOBI
The song used for the TV commercial of Bourbon’s popular product “Alfort Mini Chocolate” is YOASOBI’s ‘Gunjou’ (Blue).
YOASOBI skillfully weaves a variety of timbres to create a memorable world that sticks with you in every section of the track.
In this song as well, not only the parts featured in the commercial but also the other sections showcase many intriguing structures that keep listeners engaged.
While they usually compose based on novels and illustrations, this time the piece was created from the story text “Ao o Mikata ni” (Side with Blue) published on Bourbon’s official website, and it was also inspired by the manga “Blue Period.”
Right NowNewJeans
This commercial featuring NewJeans is the ZERO Series ad “This is Delicious ZERO: Choco Sizzle,” for sweets made without sugar or sweeteners.
The way the NewJeans members enjoy the ZERO Series treats so appetizingly really leaves an impression.
The BGM uses “Right Now,” a track included on their single “Supernatural” released in June 2024.
It’s a song with a distinctive deep bass line and a calm, cool vibe, and the music video, created in collaboration with Takashi Murakami, is also captivating—be sure to check it out.