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Funny Commercial [February 2025]
Have you seen the new commercials for February 2025 yet? A wave of heartwarming and laugh-inducing ads has been rolling out.
This time, we’ll take a closer look at the ones drawing attention for their especially memorable direction among the buzzworthy spots.
Each commercial is packed with amusing twists and unique elements that will make you want to tell someone about them—so be sure to stay with us to the end!
Funny Commercials [February 2025] (1–10)
Adire Law Office “Debt Problems (Funny)” Edition
This is a commercial for Adire Law Office, which specializes in debt relief.
Its highly humorous direction leaves a strong impression—many people probably find it unforgettable after just one viewing.
The ad depicts a TV drama set, and the director on this set is quite a character.
His unique way of speaking as he coaches the actors is unintentionally hilarious for many viewers.
It’s a very impactful, memorable commercial.
Kitamura Camera: “We also offer home-visit purchasing for items other than cameras.”Ken Yasuda, Nori Sato
This commercial conveys that Camera no Kitamura also buys items other than cameras, through a drama depicting a father filming his daughter.
As Yasu da Ken laments that trading in his current camera isn’t enough to purchase a new one, Nori Sato suggests that they can buy other items as well.
Yasu da Ken’s consistently troubled expression throughout leaves a strong impression.
BOOKOFF “Tokutoku Buchiage Festival” VersionUm, Machie Kakimaru
This is the well-known Book Off commercial featuring Ano and Michie Kakimaru that aired during New Year’s 2025.
It introduces a special promotion called the “Toku-Toku Buchiage Festival,” and, in keeping with the campaign name, Ano and Kakimaru appear in gyaru style and dance para-para.
The direction is completely different from previous commercials, which makes it feel fresh and so entertaining that you can’t help but keep watching.
Recruit Agent Whispering Couple: “Handwashing Area” / “Entrance” / “Elevator”Issey Takahashi, Yuya Yagira
This commercial features Issey Takahashi and Yuya Yagira speaking to people who are voicing their worries about changing jobs, telling them how helpful Recruit Agent can be.
Because the whispers unfold in everyday places like at the sink, in the entrance hall, and inside the elevator, it conveys that you can use the service casually at any moment.
There’s also a sense of comedy in how it looks as if the whispers aren’t reaching the people.
SMBC (Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation) Olive “The Passbook Person” VersionAtsuhiro Tsuda
In this commercial, Tsuda from the comedy duo Diane plays a man who is very particular about using a bankbook.
He’s scolded by his entire extended family for still using it, and they suggest Olive instead, which lets you check your balance on a smartphone.
With Tsuda’s poignant expression that makes you feel sympathy, this ad leaves an unforgettable impression once you’ve seen it.
Regional Bank Card Loan “News” Version / “Fantasy Daytime” VersionKyoko Fukada
This is a commercial in which Kyoko Fukada showcases the appeal of a regional bank’s card loan from various angles.
Set in a news-style format that mixes in English, and in another spot with a fantasy theme where she speaks like delivering a prophecy, the ads convey the message with a comedic touch.
Precisely because the comedy is emphasized, it seems to express a sense of ease and reassurance.
Lottery: The 12-Billion-Yen Man with Him and Her, Episode 15 “The Man Who Found Out” / Episode 16 “Fever”Ryunosuke Kamiki, Mone Kamishiraishi, Koji Yamamoto
Ryunosuke Kamiki and Mone Kamishiraishi pursue Koji Yamamoto, who vanished in episode 14.
In episode 15, they finally find a clue to Yamamoto, and in episode 16 they at last reunite.
They discover that Yamamoto is now intensely devoted to training, looking very different from before.
According to him, it’s a kind of “heat like never before,” which means that, thanks to a rollover, the prize can reach up to 1.2 billion yen.
Another point is that starting from episode 15, the commercial’s title changes to “He, She, and the 12-Billion Yen Man.”