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[June 2025] Latest commercial

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.

Commercials you see everywhere on TV and the internet.

You’ve probably had moments where you think, “I like the song in this ad,” or “What song is that?” and it sticks with you.

The commercials that aired in June 2025 also captured viewers’ hearts with captivating visuals and music.

In this article, we’ll take a closer look at some of the most striking CM songs that have been getting attention.

You might even find a track you heard only once but couldn’t forget, or a song that went viral on social media.

Latest Commercials [June 2025] (91–100)

SUZUKI Senior Car “Senior Car Outing 40th Anniversary Version”

Senior Car TV Commercial: “New Outing” Edition – 40th Anniversary Version

This commercial introduces what Suzuki’s Senior Car is like, while also conveying how easy, casual riding can add fun to everyday life.

It highlights the convenience of being able to drive it without a license and its electric power, along with the reassurance of obstacle detection that supports safe driving.

The footage, showing people driving the Senior Car with smiles, clearly conveys a positive atmosphere.

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If you’re watching The Bachelor on Uber Eats, why not get Uber Eats? “The Art of Watching The Bachelor” / “Flowers, via Uber Eats” / “Mr. Bando, Practice”Takumi Bando

If you're watching The Bachelor, why not use Uber Eats? The Bachelor Viewing Guide | Uber Eats

If you’re watching The Bachelor, why not go with Uber Eats? Flowers too—Uber Eats edition | Uber Eats

If you're watching The Bachelor, why not go with Uber Eats? Mr. Bando, Practice Edition | Uber Eats

This is an Uber Eats commercial featuring Takumi Bando, who serves as the host of the dating reality show “The Bachelor Japan.” It introduces a viewing style of enjoying food ordered through Uber Eats while watching “The Bachelor Japan,” and also points out that you can even order bouquets via Uber.

It’s a friendly ad that uses “The Bachelor Japan” to showcase different ways to make use of Uber Eats.

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Hotto Motto “Large Beef Sukiyaki Bowl & Chilled Udon” Version

Hotto Motto TV commercial: “Large Beef Yaki-suki Bento & Chilled Udon” edition

This commercial promotes the deliciousness and excitement of Hotto Motto’s Large Grilled Beef Sukiyaki Bowl while also suggesting chilled udon.

It shows the beef being grilled, using the shine of the sauce and the soft-boiled egg on top to vividly evoke the flavor.

With close-up shots of the bento, you can really sense the generous portion of meat.

The simple suggestion to pair it with chilled udon that follows gives the impression of emphasizing a refreshing coolness as well.

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Iris Ohyama Green “For That Person Too” / “Mornings Are the Real Thing”Ryo Yoshizawa

[Ryo Yoshizawa] Midori “To That Person, Too” Version 15 seconds

[Ryo Yoshizawa] Midori “Morning is the real thing” 15-second version

This is a commercial for Midori, a bottled tea produced by Iris Ohyama.

Ryo Yoshizawa, a familiar face in Iris commercials, appears as a character named Ms.

Midori.

The ad shows him drinking Midori and being surprised by how easy it is to drink and by its lingering aftertaste.

Watching this commercial will likely make many people think, “I’d like to try it at least once.”

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AEON Topvalu ‘Gyoza’ Episode

[TOPVALU] Gyoza

This commercial introduces two varieties of Topvalu gyoza and promotes the ability to choose based on your mood that day.

It highlights the major difference of whether they contain garlic, while also conveying the unique deliciousness of the non-garlic option.

Thanks to its simple structure—just product visuals and explanatory text—the message of what the products are comes through clearly and directly.

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Kentucky Fried Chicken Japanese-Style Chicken Katsu Burger: “Kenta’s Chicken Katsu Yuzu Shichimi”Kento Kaku

Japanese-style Chicken Cutlet Burger “Kenta’s Chicken Katsu Yuzu Shichimi” – KFC

This commercial introduces Kentucky’s Japanese-style chicken cutlet burgers, showing the delicious appeal of both the classic and the limited-time versions through expressions.

Kento Kaku gives a strong explanation of what the two Japanese-style chicken cutlet burgers are like, and by layering it with dynamic footage of how they’re made, the ad builds anticipation.

There isn’t much talk about the taste itself, but the happy expressions clearly convey the quality of the flavor.

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Coca-Cola Ayataka Rich Matcha Latte “Super Matcha Sizzle” Version

[Ayataka] Rich Matcha Latte “Super Matcha Sizzle 15 Seconds” Version AYATAKA

This is a commercial that introduces Ayataka’s rich matcha latte set to lively music while strongly highlighting its flavor.

The visuals show matcha being poured, and through that depiction you can almost sense the rich aroma infused within.

By deliberately showing it mixing irregularly, the ad emphasizes the commitment to a robust matcha intensity, making it look even more delicious.

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