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You know those TV commercials that make you go “Oh!” and catch your eye? Lately, there have been more and more ads that make you chuckle or warm your heart just by watching, thanks to clever gimmicks, engaging storylines, and unexpected directing.
In this article, we’ll introduce the commercials generating buzz in May 2025! From ones trending on social media with comments like “This is hilarious!” to outstanding pieces you’ll want to replay over and over, check out these memorable ads.
- [May 2025] Featured roundup of the latest buzzworthy commercials. Includes highlights on notable cast members and song information.
- Memorable Commercials [May 2025]
- Funny commercial [May 2024]
- Funny Commercial [April 2025]
- Funny Commercials [March 2025]
- Funny Commercial [February 2025]
- Funny Commercials [January 2025]
- A comprehensive look at the latest commercials that made waves in March 2025
- Funny commercial [May 2023]
- April 2025 Commercial Special: A thorough introduction from commercial storylines to trending songs
- [January 2025] A roundup of commercials that caught my attention
- Catchy Commercial Jingles [May 2025]
- Memorable Commercials [June 2025]
Funny Commercials [May 2025] (1–10)
Dream Jumbo Lottery “GO-OKU On Sale Now” Version / “Building Blocks” VersionSatoshi Tsumabuki, Mio Imada, Yūma Yamoto
The commercials “GO-OKU Now On Sale” and “Building Blocks” highlight just how much dream the Dream Jumbo Lottery holds.
In “GO-OKU Now On Sale,” Satoshi Tsumabuki and Yuma Yamoto appear as they take on an original game called GO-OKU, where you place a 5 on top of a stack of blocks.
Mio Imada watches them from a slight distance with a cool, detached gaze, and the temperature gap in their interactions makes it amusing.
Meanwhile, in “Building Blocks,” the ads emphasize that Dream Jumbo is the one to aim for and that Dream Jumbo Mini has an even higher chance of winning, with the high-energy back-and-forth between Imada and Yamoto leaving a strong impression.
Coca-Cola Fanta ‘Class 3-P: Mr. Drone’ Version
It portrays students being dragged around by an eccentric teacher, while conveying that Fanta helps with switching gears and refreshing your mood.
This time, a “drone teacher” appears, conducting class while flying with a drone; the scene shows how test papers can’t be handed back because the controls aren’t going well.
Not only does the drone bump into walls and desks, but in a bold twist that highlights the teacher’s individuality, it even flies off outside at the end.
Nestlé KitKat Whole High-Cacao + “Nibbling with Cacao Nibs” VersionNew York
It’s a striking commercial featuring the comedy duo New York talking about KitKat Marugoto High Cacao+ while doing yoga.
Shimasa tells Yashiki he’s found a great high-cacao chocolate that even contains cacao nibs, and introduces Marugoto High Cacao+.
But because they’re discussing it while holding yoga poses—and wearing boldly colored outfits—the whole thing has a humorous vibe that’s sure to make you laugh.
UHA Mikakuto Ninja-meshi “Dancing Ninja-meshi ~Ramune~” Version / “Dancing Ninja-meshi ~Kyoho Grape~” VersionGenta Matsuda
This is a commercial that promotes the appeal of UHA Mikakuto’s Ninja-meshi, featuring Genta Matsuda and the mascot character doing a distinctive dance.
The background is blue for the ramune flavor and purple for the kyoho grape flavor, while they perform a stylish yet comical dance with serious expressions.
The contrast between their humorous movements and their earnest faces adds to the fun.
The way their outfits and movements are carefully coordinated with the character also conveys a sense of genuine affection for Ninja-meshi.
GU Pleated Skirt: ‘Arale in a Skirt!?’ EditionAyami Nakajo, Yuki Uchida, Kengo Kora
This commercial features Ayami Nakajo playing Arale-chan, wearing a skirt and moving with a lively flair to showcase a striking contrast from her usual look.
It conveys that even people who don’t normally wear skirts can easily try them and project a different, more glamorous image.
It also highlights how one’s expression changes when wearing a skirt, suggesting that switching up your outfit now and then might be a good way to change your mood.
ZOZOTOWN That sudden craving for clothes. — In the case of Mom — “ZOZOMAT for Kids” version / “Awakening” version / “Outfit Clash” version / “Debut” versionYumi Adachi
Starring Yumi Adachi in the role of a mother, this commercial promotes the fact that ZOZOTOWN also offers a wide selection of children’s clothing.
Each spot features humorous direction that’s sure to make you smile.
At the same time, it effectively highlights the platform’s convenience—such as its extensive product lineup and kid-friendly tools like ZOZOMAT for Kids.
HEBEL HAUS Long-Life Program “Handshake” Version
This commercial introduces Hebel Haus’s Long-Life Program, which firmly supports living in a home for many years.
The sudden twist that grabs attention is when the image character, Ram-kun, who sings about the Long-Life Program, ends up biting a girl when she reaches out her hand.
Ram-kun is a puppet, and then Mitsunori Hirokawa appears, continuing to explain the details of the Long-Life Program.
In contrast to the visuals, the original song that explains the program is sung gently.
With a distinctive, undulating vocal style reminiscent of enka, it conveys a powerful sense of reassurance.