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Oyatsu Company is a Japanese snack manufacturer best known for Baby Star Ramen, a crunchy dried noodle snack sold since the late 1950s. Its television commercials in Japan traditionally end with a short sung brand signature, a common style for Japanese advertising jingles. Clips of these stings later spread to soundboards and short video edits, where viewers who grew up with the ads recognise the name instantly, while others use it purely for its cheerful, abrupt energy.
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Short Japanese TV commercial jingle for Oyatsu Company, the snack maker behind Baby Star Ramen, used as a nostalgic brand sting and meme sound.
This short sting is the sung company name from a Japanese Oyatsu Company television commercial. A bright cheerful voice sings out the brand name in Japanese over a quick musical flourish, lasting barely a second and a half. It has the clean, upbeat feel of a classic snack advert sign-off, designed to stick in your head long after the ad ends. Played out of context it works like an instant punchline, giving any ordinary snack reveal the fake importance of an official product launch.
