April 2025 Commercial Special: A thorough introduction from commercial storylines to trending songs
In April 2025, as the new fiscal year kicked off, a wave of buzzworthy commercials made their debut! There were plenty of captivating ads, including ones for Aquarius and Suntory Natural Mineral Water featuring active athletes, and a Galaxy commercial that used live footage from YOASOBI.
In this article, we’ll take a close look at the featured performers and the stories portrayed in these standout commercials, as well as detailed information about the songs used.
If there are any commercials you spotted on TV or online that caught your attention, be sure to check them out.
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- [April 2025] CM Song Compilation
- Memorable Commercials [May 2025]
- Funny Commercial [April 2025]
- Catchy Commercial Jingles [April 2025]
- Memorable Commercials [March 2025]
- [April 2026] Introducing the latest commercials all at once! A roundup of noteworthy ads
- [May 2025] Compilation of Commercial Jingles
- [April 2024] Compilation of Commercial Jingles
- [September 2025] Trending Latest Commercials
- [January 2025] A roundup of commercials that caught my attention
Latest commercial [April 2025] (71–80)
Ezaki Glico Farm Shibori “Fresh Milk From the Farm – You’re starting to look alike –” VersionHana Kuroki, Reiko Kataoka
It’s a drama-like commercial depicting a dairy farm that produces raw milk—the ingredient used in Bokujō Shibori—and the women working hard there.
It shows Haru Kuroki gently teaching a child, who’s afraid of cows and can’t interact with them, how to approach the animals.
You can also feel a sense of tradition being passed down: the memo about milk ice cream that Haru Kuroki used to look at is now being looked at by the children.
Kao EMAL: “#EMAL for T-shirts” / “#T-shirt Relatable Moments” / “#Clothes-Lover Relatable Moments”Naomi Watanabe
This commercial highlights how Emal supports various clothing-related concerns and shows that it can solve them.
When used on T-shirts, it helps restore wrinkles and shape; when used on favorite garments, it reduces wear and tear—messages cheerfully conveyed by Naomi Watanabe.
Since the explanation focuses on shape retention, one might wonder whether it also removes sweat and sebum stains, but the ad later provides reassurance on that point as well.
Accompanied by colorful visuals and an upbeat tone, it conveys a positive feeling that your favorites can be kept in great condition.
Mode Gakuen: ‘Do It All’ Edition
This is a commercial for Mode Gakuen that emphasizes the ability to fully immerse yourself in what you love—fashion, beauty, design, and more.
The colorful visuals are striking, resulting in a stylish video tailored to the subjects you can study.
The BGM features “tragedy” by the girl band Chilli Beans.
Many viewers may relate to the down-to-earth lyrics, which the group says reflect the struggles they experienced as students and still grapple with today.
Professional University of Information and Management for Innovation, Tokyo — “A university that moves the world.”
This is a commercial for the Professional University of Information and Management for Innovation, described as aiming to cultivate professionals who can succeed on the global stage.
It features multiple scenes that evoke cutting-edge technology and effectively highlights the university’s strengths to those who want to thrive at the forefront of the coming era.
The background music is “G00000W,” notable for its powerful melody.
Debuting in this commercial, the track is a vigorous piece that feels like it gives listeners a push forward.
At Contact Creo: “See with Creo. Natural-feel contacts” (commercial)Haruna Kawaguchi
This commercial highlights Cleo’s natural-feel contacts and conveys the joy of seeing clearly with colorful visuals.
Haruna Kawaguchi appears in various looks that match the backgrounds, suggesting a wide range of contact lenses suited to different scenes.
The video, which conveys the fun of everyday life, is further accentuated by “Mambo No.
5.” It’s a staple track often used as background music on variety shows, and its powerful rhythm and overlapping chants evoke positive feelings.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra meets YOASOBI “Camera Zoom” versionYOASOBI
This commercial conveys that with the Galaxy S25 Ultra, you can capture any moment, using YOASOBI’s live performance to make the point.
It follows the concept of shooting YOASOBI’s Singapore show using the camera’s zoom, and clearly shows the kinds of photos you can take.
The song that further amplifies the lively atmosphere is YOASOBI’s “Butai ni Tatte” (“Stand on Stage”).
As you can see with Ikura singing while holding a guitar, it has a strong band sound, delivering both power and freshness.
The momentum of the sound and vocals makes it feel like a song that conveys a determination to charge forward.
Sanyo Foods: I’ve always loved Sapporo Ichiban. “Bakarhythm: Miso Ramen” version / “Kyoko Yoshine: Shio Ramen” versionBakarhythm, Kyoko Yoshine
This commercial portrays the different ways people enjoy Sapporo Ichiban, highlighting how it has been loved in many forms for a long time.
Bakarhythm makes miso ramen and Kyoko Yoshine makes shio ramen, and you can really feel their affection through their meticulous personal touches.
As an expression of love for Sapporo Ichiban, the song featured is Kazuyoshi Saito’s “Zutto Suki Datta” (“I’ve Always Loved You”).
It’s a track that looks back on memories while reaffirming the love you hold inside, conveying both strength and warmth.
The sound, which evokes classic rock ’n’ roll, also leaves a strong impression.