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[August 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.

There are TV and social media commercials that, before you know it, you end up rewatching over and over.

August 2025 is packed with buzzy ads, featuring memorable casting, messages that stick with you, and cheeky touches that make you chuckle—each with its own flair that keeps things fresh.

In this article, we’ll give you a thorough roundup of the commercials everyone’s talking about this month.

We’ll also spotlight the songs used in those ads, so be sure to check them out!

[August 2025] Trending New Commercials (21–30)

Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 “New Color Debut” / Google Pixel Buds 2a “New Release”

Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 | New color available

Google Pixel Buds 2a | New Arrival

This is a commercial introducing Google’s wireless earbuds, the Google Pixel Buds 2a and Pro 2, highlighting the care and attention put into them.

It showcases the fit in the ear, the focus on sound quality, and audio-related features including noise canceling, all presented alongside stylish visuals.

Although they are different models, the featured functions are similar, conveying a desire for viewers to try them out and feel the differences for themselves.

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Hanasaku Life Insurance Life Sugoroku: “If you choose by ‘the company whose contracts are growing now’” version / “If you choose by ‘premium’” version

Official: Hanasaku Life Insurance “If you’re choosing by ‘the company with rising contract numbers right now,’ Life Sugoroku” edition

Official: Hanazaku Life “If You Choose by [Insurance Premiums]” Edition of Life Sugoroku

This is a Hanazaku Life insurance commercial that uses a board game-style portrayal of life to convey criteria for choosing insurance in a fun way.

Its hallmark is a structure where choices advance like rolling dice, clearly communicating, in each installment, appealing points such as the peace of mind that comes from a large number of contracts and budget-friendly premiums.

The fact that many people choose it conveys trustworthiness, and viewers can relate to the coverage that helps you prepare while keeping costs down.

Another key point is how it expresses reliability as a partner supporting life’s important decisions, while adding a playful touch.

Across the series, it comes across as a dependable commercial that shows they’re a partner you can consult with confidence.

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[August 2025] Trending New Commercials (31–40)

Yokohama Rubber iceGUARD “Brand” Version / iceGUARD iG80 “Birth” VersionRiho Yoshioka

"iceGUARD Brand" Version

“The Birth of iceGUARD iG80”

In Yokohama Rubber’s iceGUARD series commercials, Riho Yoshioka makes a strong impression, appearing in warm attire that evokes the arrival of winter.

The Brand Edition centers on peace of mind, strongly highlighting stable driving performance even on snowy roads and conveying the presence of a series that has earned trust over many years.

The “Birth” edition focuses on the performance of the iceGUARD iG80, clearly expressing its grip on icy surfaces and its advanced technologies.

By featuring her in a scarf and knit cap as a symbol of reliable tires even in the winter cold, the commercials feel more relatable.

It’s a campaign that delivers the reassuring confidence to drive safely on winter roads.

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Alinamin Pharmaceutical Takepron S “Symptoms” Version / “Product” VersionHiroshi Tamaki

Takepron s TV commercial Symptoms Version 15s

Takepron s_TV Commercial_Product version_15s

This is a commercial introducing Takepron S by Alinamin Pharmaceuticals, a product that resolves issues like heartburn, indigestion, and stomach pain.

A key point is that, for the first time among over-the-counter medicines, it uses the same active ingredient as prescription drugs, emphasizing that it can clear up stomach troubles effectively.

You can sense its effectiveness from the changes in actor Hiroshi Tamaki’s expressions as he portrays someone suffering from stomach issues.

It also explains the causes in detail, which helps convey a sense of reassurance.

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au Google Pixel Japan ‘100 Skies: Fireworks Coloring the Night Sky’ / ‘Blue Sky from the Mountain Summit’ / ‘Forgot My Smartphone, Matsukare’FRUITS ZIPPER

Google Pixel | au Japan's 100 Skies 'Fireworks Coloring the Night Sky' Edition_MNP Discount

This commercial introduces the rollout of Google Pixel on au, showcasing how you can enjoy its rich features through scenes of FRUITS ZIPPER spending their summer.

It depicts a fireworks festival, highlighting not only how beautifully the fireworks can be captured, but also the fun presentation of features that beautify their faces.

The song that further accentuates the lively, youthful atmosphere portrayed in the footage is FRUITS ZIPPER’s “Pipopapo.” With its sparkling, buoyant sound suggested by the title and the bright vocals layered on top, a positive vibe clearly comes through.

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Otsuka Pharmaceutical Oronamin C “Full of Vitality! Great Chorus in the Sky” Version

Oronamin C Commercial | “Full of Vitality! Grand Chorus in the Sky” 30-second version

This commercial portrays a unique world where Oronamin C is projected into the night sky by drones, expressing a fun, energetic vibe.

Shown in a setting reminiscent of a fireworks festival, the appearance of Oronamin C and the ensuing excitement of the crowd convey a positive atmosphere.

In this scene, the audience sings together to KAN’s song “Ai wa Katsu” (“Love Will Win”).

It’s one of KAN’s signature tracks, and its powerful vocals over a bright, uplifting sound convey a sense of forward momentum.

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McDonald’s Chee-Chee Double Cheeseburger / Teriyaki “Luna Chee” EditionSeishiro Kato

In McDonald’s new commercial, Seishiro Kato turns into LUNA SEA? He appears as the officially approved tribute band “LUNA CHEE,” which pays homage to the original music video! McDonald’s new CM: “Chee-Cheese Double Cheeseburger/Teriyaki” — “LUNA CHEE” edition.

A McDonald’s commercial featuring a parody song based on LUNA SEA’s signature track “ROSIER,” performed by the cover band LUNA CHEE.

The costumes and hairstyles are heavily inspired by the band’s look from that era, and the visual rock aesthetic gives the entire video a distinctive atmosphere.

The weighty rock sound pairs well with phrases that highlight the new product’s features, and the cool vocals convey the appeal of both the music and the burgers at the same time.

It’s a playful ad packed with a nostalgic, MV-like visual style that announces the launch of the burgers.

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