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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 TV Commercials [June 2025] (31–40)

SatoFuru “Report” Edition / “What’s Your First Time?” EditionTokyo 03, Yumi Kawai

Hometown Tax Donation Site [SatoFuru] “Report” Version

Hometown Tax site [Satofull] “What’s your first time?” version

These are two commercials: the “Announcement” version, where Yumi Kawai reports to her senior, Mr.

Tsunoda, that she has started using Satofull, and the “What was your first?” version, where Mr.

Iizuka asks her what her first Satofull item was.

Mr.

Tsunoda’s exaggerated reactions to Ms.

Kawai’s statements—like when someone announces their marriage or lands a major contract—are particularly memorable.

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SatoFuru: “Master Appears” VersionTokyo 03, Kenichi Endo

Hometown Tax site “Satofull” - “Master Appears” version

A delivery person played by Kenichi Endo arrives to drop off a package at the office where Mr.

Kakuta and Mr.

Iizuka work.

Endo calls out to Mr.

Kakuta, saying, “Kaku-chan!” It turns out the two have known each other for some time, and Mr.

Kakuta introduces him by saying, “He’s the first person in Japan who used Satofuru.” In response, Mr.

Iizuka bluntly remarks, “Doesn’t that sound fake?” The whole thing—especially the indescribable look on Endo’s face afterward—makes for a wonderfully surreal and addictive commercial.

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AEON 2025 Topvalu “fun fun smile” (version)

[Topvalu] 2025 Topvalu fun fun smile TV commercial 30 seconds

This is an introductory commercial for the fun fun smile series, which offers meals and snacks for children.

The catchy phrases feel like wordplay segments you’d see on educational TV.

The video features soft, gentle illustrations that embody the desire to create child-friendly foods—using organic ingredients and minimizing additives.

It’s the kind of imagery that sticks with you after just one viewing.

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AEON Topvalu ‘The Untold Story of Eel Development’ Edition

[Topvalu] Behind-the-Scenes Story of Eel Development (Short ver.)

This is a promotional commercial introducing Unaqueen, a kabayaki eel dish made using female eels.

While about 90% of farmed eels are male, female eels are known to have more tender, tastier flesh.

The commercial showcases the challenge taken on by the team committed to farming female eels.

Learning the behind-the-scenes development story makes the product all the more appealing!

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Wonjungyo Hair “Wonjungyo Haircare Line Debut” EditionSho Hirano

Wounjungyo Hair Straight

This commercial features Shiyoh Hirano dressed in a pure white suit, introducing the Wongjongyo Hair shampoo.

It highlights the product’s appeal by claiming it “adds shine to your hair.” Hirano’s natural hairstyle in the video also accentuates the hair’s luster.

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Latest TV Commercials [June 2025] (41–50)

Calbee Hard-Cut Potato Chips: Let the crunch resound. I’m going to eat Hard-Cut Potato Chips! “Lightly Salted” version / “Roasted Seaweed” versionTaiga Nakano

Kataage Potato: 'Let the texture resonate. I’m going to eat Kataage Potato—Lightly Salted flavor.' (Version)

Kataage Potato: “Resonate, texture. I’m gonna eat Kataage Potato—Grilled Nori Flavor.” (Version)

A striking commercial that focuses on the texture of Kata-age Potato chips.

In the beginning, footage of the chips is paired with Taiga Nakano eating them, accompanied by the crunchy chewing sounds: “Kari!” and “Zaku-zaku!” And the ad wraps up with a single word: “Umee~” (“So good”).

By capturing such a natural reaction, the appeal feels even more relatable.

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Suzuki Alto: “My Ideal Kei Car” Version

Alto Web Video 'My Ideal Kei Car' Version 15 seconds

This commercial features testimonials from users about what they find appealing in Suzuki’s Alto, conveying a straightforward sense of trust and reassurance.

You can also sense the strong commitment behind the car—how it was crafted with various thoughtful details and designed to be a kei car loved by a wide range of people.

The depiction of everyday life through light, breezy animation also gives the impression of expressing ease of use and peace of mind.

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