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[July 2025] Trending Latest Commercials
When you watch TV or go online, it feels like new commercials pop up almost every day, doesn’t it? With catchy taglines, unique direction, and star-studded casts, July 2025 is packed with buzzworthy ads hitting the airwaves one after another.
There’s probably a commercial that’s caught your eye too, right? In this article, we’ll showcase the latest commercials all at once! We’ll dive into the charm of each one—from the cast and storyline to the songs used—so sit back and enjoy.
[July 2025] Trending Latest Commercials (1–10)
Apple iPhone 16 Apple Intelligence “Cleanup” Version
This commercial highlights the photo editing features within Apple Intelligence, emphasizing how easily you can transform a photo into your ideal image.
It shows editing a cat that appeared in a shot taken indoors—demonstrating that you can simply circle it and remove it effortlessly.
You can clearly sense technological progress in how it removes unwanted elements from photos without creating any sense of incongruity.
By also depicting how this can be used, the ad seems to showcase the potential of this new technology.
NatureLab Laundrin: ‘I sense a hint of hope.’ (version)Sho Hirano
This is a striking commercial in which the story unfolds after Sho Hirano, who has come to a coin laundry, drops a coin.
The moment the coin hits the ground, music begins to play and a butterfly takes flight.
The scene then transitions to images of outer space and the open sky before eventually returning to the laundromat, which is now lush with plants, creating a botanical visual.
It’s a commercial that evokes the scent of Laundrin’s fabric softener.
Wakasaimo Honpo “Summer Cooking” EditionFumiyo Kohinata
This commercial features Fumiyo Kohinata introducing an even tastier way to enjoy Wakasaimo, a beloved Hokkaido confection.
Titled “Summer Cooking,” it presents summer-perfect ways to eat it.
The format feels like a cooking show, yet the methods are simple, giving it a touch of humor.
Watching him look at the Wakasaimo in the fridge and earnestly wish for it to become more delicious conveys a sense of fun and warmth.
Lawson: “Get Happy with the Three-Star Hand-Rolled Rice Ball made with the New Fluffy Method!”Kenichi Matsuyama, Rina Kawaei
This commercial announces that Lawson’s rice balls have been renewed with a new “soft and fluffy” method.
It shows that a nationwide taste test was conducted, having consumers compare the old and new products and vote on which tasted better, highlighting that the new product was chosen.
Seeing the numbers presented like this really heightens expectations! You can also sense how delicious they are from the expressions of the people enjoying the new rice balls, including Rina Kawaei.
Akagi Nyugyo Gatsun to Mikan “Gatsun for Life” VersionEgashira 2:50
Egashira 2:50, who has repeatedly eaten and openly declared his love for Gatsun to Mikan on his YouTube channel, appears as an illustration in the commercial.
Set to an original song he sings himself, the depiction of Egashira facing everything head-on with full force not only makes us laugh but also gives us courage.
It’s a commercial that stirs the heart with Egashira’s message: “Let’s live boldly!”
Suntory Whisky Kakubin “The Beginning”Yu Aoi, Shota Sometani, Yojiro Noda, Satomi Kobayashi
The new series of commercials has drawn attention for casting Yu Aoi as the fourth-generation shop owner.
In addition to Aoi, the cast includes Shota Sometani, Satomi Kobayashi, and Yojiro Noda.
The spots are packed with highlights—from casual conversations that hint at tips for living richly, to lush, mouthwatering shots of whiskey.
And an essential element when discussing these commercials is Noda’s cover of “Do You Like Whisky?” He also appears in the footage playing guitar and singing, and his gentle, soft vocals perfectly match the mellow tone of the song.
JAL “Miles to Somewhere” / “Peninsula Color Discovery: Some Peninsula, My Journey”
This commercial introduces two JAL campaigns: “Doko-ka ni Mile” and “Peninsula Discovery.” “Doko-ka ni Mile” is a travel campaign that lets you use your accumulated miles, with the destination randomly chosen from four options.
Watching the woman in the ad fully enjoy the destination she happened to get really conveys the appeal of the campaign.
“Peninsula Discovery” highlights the charms of peninsular regions across Japan.
In the commercial, a woman refreshes herself by experiencing nature, food, and interactions with locals in places she’d never known before.
It’s a commercial packed with the allure of venturing into the unknown—one that makes you want to set off on a trip.