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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 (31–40)

KOBELCO 120th Anniversary Animation “Ashita no Arika”

KOBELCO 120th Anniversary Animation “Ashita no Arika” 30-Second CM

This is a commercial announcing the 120th anniversary of Kobe Steel, whose KOBELCO brand has expanded worldwide, as well as an animation created to commemorate the occasion.

The animation, titled “Ashita no Arika” (Where Tomorrow Is), centers on the theme of 120 years, and you can feel the history KOBELCO has walked through its characters.

The song that heightens the anticipation for this story is Novelbright’s “Call me,” which also serves as the animation’s theme song.

The track emphasizes a refreshing mood overall, and the soaring vocals and layered arrangements convey a positive vibe.

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Kirin Beer Harekaze — Sun, Wind, Soil. “Harvest” EditionRen Meguro

Harekaze: 'Sun, Wind, Earth.' Harvest Chapter, 30 seconds

This commercial showcases the environment where Harekaze’s ingredients are grown, highlighting the care and craftsmanship behind them.

It features Ren Meguro helping with the harvest of domestically grown hops; even in the heat, his smile and the bright scenery vividly convey a refreshing feeling.

The song that further accentuates the video’s cheerful mood is THE BOOM’s “Kaze ni Naritai.” The lively sound of various percussion instruments is striking, and the layered vocals within that rhythm enhance the sense of fun.

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Mitsubishi Motors Delica Mini – All-new Delica Mini Teasers: “Interior” Version / “Exterior” Version / “Blink” Version

All-new Delica Mini Teaser: Interior Edition

All-New Delica Mini Teaser: Exterior Edition

All-New Delica Mini Teaser: 'Blink' Edition

This is an introductory commercial for the all-new Delica Mini debuting in fall 2025.

The mascot character, Deli-maru, presents the fully redesigned interior and exterior of the Delica Mini.

With a more modern and comfortable interior and an exterior that further elevates its cool yet cute vibe, just watching this video is enough to get you excited.

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ECC Junior Recruiting Teachers: The Profession I Chose — “Teacher Aoi” Version / “Teacher Risa” Version / “Teacher Chiyo” VersionShohei Ohtani

ECC Junior Teacher Recruitment – Shohei Ohtani / The Profession I Chose: Ms. Aoi – 15 seconds

Recruiting ECC Junior Teachers - Shohei Ohtani / The Profession I Chose - Ms. Risa Version - 15 seconds

ECC Junior Teacher Recruitment: Shohei Ohtani / The Career I Chose – Ms. Chiyo Version – 15 seconds

This is a commercial that announces ECC Junior is recruiting teachers, paired with interviews of people who are already active as instructors.

Each teacher speaks from their own perspective about why they became a teacher and where they find a sense of purpose and joy.

The fact that teachers of different ages are all smiling in the same way clearly conveys their sense of fulfillment.

By also portraying Shohei Ohtani thriving in an English-speaking environment, the content suggests that students can truly acquire strong English skills.

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Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold “New Arrival” version / Google Pixel 10 Pro “New Arrival” version / Google Pixel 10 “New Arrival” version

Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold | New arrival

Google Pixel 10 Pro | New Arrival

Google Pixel 10 | New Arrival

This commercial introduces not only the standard Google Pixel 10 model, but also various versions like the Pro and Pro Fold, highlighting each one’s standout features.

Although screen sizes and processing capabilities differ, every model is portrayed as high-performance and a reliable support in daily life.

It conveys the message that by making full use of these features, your days become more fulfilling and can even spark a step toward a new future.

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[August 2025] Trending Latest Commercials (41–50)

UHA Mikakuto Mochi Bar “What Is This Chewy Stuff?” / “Just Go With It As Is” / “Pochi-Pochi”Mizuho Habu

UHA Mikakuto Barley Satiety Bar 'Mochi-Mochi What the Heck Is This?' Edition

UHA Mikakuto Barley Fullness Bar: “Just Eat It As Is” (TV Spot)

UHA Mikakuto Barley Satiety Bar “Pochi Pochi” Version

This is a series of commercials featuring Mizuho Habu that humorously conveys the appeal of the Mochimugi Fullness Bar.

The ads alternate between shots of her surprised expression the moment she takes a bite and close-ups of the barley, impressively highlighting the fun, bouncy texture.

Emphasizing its grab-and-go convenience, the series rhythmically showcases the satisfying fullness it provides even on busy days and the distinctive, well-defined grains of mochi barley, resulting in a hearty presentation.

Across the series, it stands out not only for keeping you full but also for being enjoyable and delicious to eat.

These commercials make healthy food feel easy to enjoy and inspire you to incorporate it into your everyday life.

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Recruit Car Sensor “City Hunter” Collaboration: “Nanao” version / “Nanao & Nanae” version / “Nanae’s Cry from the Heart” versionNanao, Akiyama from Robert

[Official] “CarSensor × City Hunter: Nanao” (30 seconds)

[Official] “Car Sensor × City Hunter: Nanao & Nanae” Version (30 seconds)

[Official] “Car Sensor × City Hunter: Nanae’s Cry from the Heart” (30 seconds)

This is a commercial that introduces what Car Sensor is, set in a world reminiscent of City Hunter.

Nana O plays it stylishly, interweaving illustrations as she takes on a bulletin board request to “find a used car.” When Robert Akiyama performs similar moves, he does them in an exaggerated way to create a humorous contrast.

TM NETWORK’s “Get Wild” further amplifies the stylish mood of the visuals.

Well-known as the theme song of City Hunter, the track’s cool sound evokes the lights of the city at night, and its gradually building arrangement is a major part of its appeal.

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