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Funny Commercials [March 2025]

Editor-in-Chief, RAG MUSICHane Keisuke
Editor-in-chief of RAG MUSIC. JFC-certified fact-checker. After working in a music studio and handling wedding sound, joined the RAG MUSIC editorial team in 2016. Experienced with a variety of instruments: marching band in elementary school, clarinet in junior high school wind ensemble, and drums in a band from high school onward. Drawing on my own musical activities and the experience gained through my work, I produce daily articles, including various song introductions, features on music festivals around the country, and live reports. In music, I enjoy not only rock from Japan and abroad but, lately, a wide range of J-pop as well.

Engaging commercials that you can’t help but get drawn into when watching TV or video sites.

The commercials attracting attention in March 2025 are brimming with various charms—humor-filled direction, unexpected casting, and more.

They’re the kind of fun ads that make you want to tell someone, like, “That commercial kind of made me chuckle.” From the most talked-about spots to the most memorable ones, we’ll give you a detailed look at must-see works you won’t want to miss!

Funny Commercials [March 2025] (21–30)

Aiful “Beautiful Fighter” VersionMao Daichi, Hiroki Konno

Aiful “Beautiful Fighter” TV Commercial [Official]

In a scene at a combat sports event during the fighters’ entrances, the fighter pulls back their hood and—surprise—it turns out to be an okami-san (a traditional inn proprietress).

Their hairstyle and shadowboxing exude intensity, and their expression radiates strong confidence.

Delivered with that powerful presence is the familiar message, “Is there love in that?”—clearly emphasizing a commitment to spreading love.

While it makes sense if you think of them as a fighter promoting the importance of love, the fact that it’s an okami-san makes the whole thing comical.

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Aiful ‘Conductor’ EditionMao Daichi, Hiroki Konno

AIFUL 'Conductor' TV Commercial [Official]

In the fifth installment of the series, the proprietress appears as a train conductor.

On the train, Mr.

Konno is sitting and enjoying a mobile game, while an elderly person stands in front of him.

Unaware and absorbed in his game, Mr.

Konno is admonished by the proprietress-turned-conductor.

Although Mr.

Konno is shocked that she suddenly became a conductor, the commercial ends with a scene of him awkwardly giving up his seat.

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JR East View Card “Gold Card” VersionHidekazu Majima, Anna Yamada

Gold Card - 15 seconds

This commercial, which begins with the line “Adults need breathing room,” is JR East’s View Card commercial, the “Gold Card” version.

It promotes how the View Card Gold lets you earn lots of points when booking Green Car seats or Shinkansen tickets.

However, the man who declared “Adults need…” at the beginning ends up getting so carried away by the great deals that he bursts into triumphant laughter.

It’s a memorable ad with humor and a dynamic sense of pacing.

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Uber Eats: “If you want to take it easy, isn’t Uber Eats the way to go? Squirrel” / “Even in allergy season, isn’t Uber Eats the way to go? Pollen”Riisa Naka, Akinori Nakao

If you want to take it easy and enjoy, why not go with Uber Eats? Squirrel Edition | Uber Eats

Even during allergy season, why not go with Uber Eats? Pollen Edition | Uber Eats

These commercials depict extreme scenarios that show how you can enjoy meals without risking going outside by using Uber Eats.

In the “Squirrels” segment, diners are attacked by squirrels when eating out, and in the “Pollen” segment, a sneeze triggered by pollen sets off a chain of various troubles.

The contrast between these comically large mishaps and the safety of dining at home highlights the convenience of Uber Eats.

The bewildered expressions of Riisa Naka and Akiyoshi Nakao also help underscore the fun of the visuals.

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AEON Card “Hero” version / “New Life” versionTakayuki Yamada, Ryusei Yokohama

Takayuki Yamada × Ryusei Yokohama - AEON Card: Hero Edition

This commercial features Takayuki Yamada and Ryusei Yokohama introducing how the AEON Card and AEON Pay app can be used in various situations.

In the “Hero” version, AEON Pay shoots a beam, and in the “New Life” version, the AEON Card is used as a curtain or a comforter—humorously depicting uses that would normally be impossible.

While such extreme uses are impractical, the ad showcases with a refreshing tone that all the other features are genuinely useful.

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GSK Consumer Healthcare Japan K.K. Contac 600 SRShofukutei Shohei

[Nostalgic CM] Contac 600 SR (2) 2003 Retro Japanese Commercials

This is a Contac commercial featuring the memorable original character Mr.

CONTAC, who speaks in Kansai dialect.

Mr.

CONTAC was voiced by Shohei Shofukutei, and many people loved the approachable vibe and humor he brought to the role.

When Shohei Shofukutei passed away, a memorial commercial was aired, underscoring how this was one of the commercials that represented his career.

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ST Shoshuryoku “Princess Kaguya” Edition

Nice Commercial: ST – Room Deodorizer “Kaguya-hime” Edition

Speaking of Deoshushryoku commercials, many people probably remember the one where Miguel shows off his powerful singing voice, but the “Kaguya-hime” version—where a foreign woman shouts, “So smelly!”—likely stuck in your memory too, right? And the celestial being’s single line, “Use it,” as they hand over Deoshushryoku also made quite an impact, didn’t it?

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