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[July 2025] Trending Latest Commercials

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.

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 TV Commercials (141–150)

AC Japan “Fakes Put On a Real Face.” (Version)Takeshi Kitano

AC Japan TV commercial 2025 National Campaign: “Fakes put on a face like the real thing.”

This commercial uses tense, gripping visuals to express the idea that, precisely because we live in an age where vast amounts of information are easily accessible, it’s crucial to cultivate an awareness for discerning the truth.

Narrated by Takeshi Kitano, it conveys how difficult it is to distinguish fakes and how important it is to approach information with constant vigilance.

The shocking twist that the Takeshi Kitano who appears at the end was created by AI also underscores how hard it is to determine what’s real.

It teaches us that we should first pause and consider whether the information is genuine; believing things immediately is dangerous.

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Morinaga Confectionery in Jelly: “Is Humanity’s Enemy… Summer?! Summer Reinforcements!” EditionSho Sakurai

[Sho Sakurai] Humanity's enemy might be summer...!? Summer firepower! [in Jelly] 15 seconds (with subtitles)

Summer in Japan seems to be getting harsher with each passing year, and many people may find their appetite waning.

This commercial even describes such a severe summer as “the enemy of humanity.” It goes on to show that Weider in Jelly is the perfect way to recharge your energy during the scorching heat.

The dynamic, movie-trailer-like presentation leaves a strong impression.

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Nissan Dayz “Mikako Ichikawa’s COLORFUL DAYZ” versionMikako Ichikawa

[Nissan Dayz] Mikako Ichikawa's Colorful Dayz - 15 seconds

This commercial portrays the everyday life of Mikako Ichikawa with the Nissan Dayz, highlighting its ride quality that’s perfect for driving around town.

It follows her traveling to various places in Dayz cars of different colors, clearly conveying how everyday life becomes more colorful.

The photo album–style visuals, centered around still images being flipped through, create a relaxed atmosphere.

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Uber Eats — Even in a scorching summer, isn’t Uber Eats the way to go? “Melting” versionRiisa Naka, Akinori Nakao

Even in a scorching summer, why not go with Uber Eats? Melting Edition | Uber Eats

This commercial promotes the idea that Uber Eats is perfect for scorching summers by contrasting it with the misery of going outside.

As Akinori Nakao tries to order ice cream on Uber Eats, Riisa Naka suggests eating it outdoors, and the comedic troubles that await them are portrayed.

By vividly depicting the hardship through an expression of heat so intense it melts everything in sight, the message—that we want people to safely enjoy ice cream by using Uber Eats—comes across even more strongly.

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Hokuyo Bank Super Arca: “Aoi you READY? Sea” VersionYo Oizumi

Hokuyo Bank Super Arca 'Blue you READY? Sea Version' (TV Commercial)

Yo Oizumi appears in a commercial for Hokuyo Bank, which is headquartered in Sapporo.

In this ad, they introduce Super Arca, the bank’s card loan product.

In keeping with the blue Super Arca card, Oizumi appears wearing a blue shirt against a backdrop of blue sky and sea.

It’s a refreshingly striking production, isn’t it?

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Morinaga Confectionery ‘Morikora’—Have you tried it? ‘If you haven’t yet… it’s online-only’ versionAkiko Yada

Akiko Yada: “Did you drink ‘MoriCola’?” If you haven’t yet… Online exclusive — Morinaga Delicious Collagen Drink, 15 seconds

This is a commercial introducing Morinaga’s Delicious Collagen Drink, nicknamed “MoriKora.” In it, Akiko Yada presents the features of MoriKora, and the simple, easy-to-understand direction leaves a strong impression.

The repeatedly sung line, “MoriKora, did you drink it?” in the background music is catchy and cute—whenever it comes on, you can’t help but pause and get drawn to the screen.

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UQ mobile UQUEEN “Friends” VersionHikari Mitsushima, Ryuhei Matsuda

UQUEEN “Friends” Version 30 seconds

Gachapin and Mukku bring Ponta as a friend to UQUEEN, played by Hikari Mitsushima.

At first sight, UQUEEN says just one word: “Love.” So what is this commercial for? It turns out to be a spot introducing the value-packed Komi-Komi Plan Value—a great pricing plan that gives you 35GB per month, 10-minute unlimited calling, and a Ponta Pass.

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