[September 2025] Trending Latest Commercials
You know how you sometimes catch yourself getting drawn into commercials on TV or online without even realizing it? September 2025 is packed with buzzworthy new ads, featuring striking visuals, catchy music, and star-studded casts—there’s so much to enjoy.
I’m sure you’ve had that moment where you catch a glimpse of a commercial and think, “Hey, that person’s in it!” or “This song is great,” and you can’t help but take a second look at the screen.
In this article, we’ll showcase all the latest commercials that everyone’s talking about right now!
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[September 2025] Trending Latest Commercials (71–80)
Honda N-ONE e: Pro Racer “First Impressions” / “Single-Pedal Control Challenge”


In the Honda N-ONE e: commercials, HRC professional racers Takuya Izawa and Riki Okusa actually get behind the wheel, with the series showcasing their real driving experiences.
They take on “single-pedal control,” which allows both acceleration, deceleration, and stopping using only the accelerator, and it’s striking to see their serious expressions as they try to stop right on the white line.
In the “First Impressions” segment, where they share that the ride quality exceeded expectations after actually driving the car, you can really sense the strong grip and agile performance.
Their in-car reactions and looks of surprise feel genuine, letting viewers experience the fun along with them.
It’s an exciting commercial packed with the appeal of electric vehicles and the evolution of their technology.
UNIQLO BABY Leggings “Move a Lot” Version / “Safety and Security” Version


At Uniqlo, there is a wide selection of children’s clothing, and these commercials highlight that the clothes are comfortable and reassuring.
In the “Move Freely” version, they emphasize how easy it is to move thanks to the stretchy fabric, showcasing clothing that doesn’t hinder kids from running around and having fun.
In the “Safety and Peace of Mind” version, since clothing comes into direct contact with children’s skin, they present their rigorous quality control and the practice of selling items in sealed bags to prevent concerns about dirt and contamination.
It’s a commercial that clearly shows Uniqlo as a dependable ally for those raising young children.
Ebara Petit Chinese Quick: ‘Green Pepper’ Version / ‘Cabbage’ VersionKoji Seto


This is a commercial introducing a convenient seasoning that lets you easily make authentic Chinese dishes.
When someone worries they “only have green peppers” or “only have cabbage,” Koji Seto appears and introduces Puchitto Chuka Quick.
With just one type of vegetable and Puchitto Chuka Quick, he quickly whips up a delicious-looking dish.
It shows how reliable it is when you want to cook something easily or when your fridge is low on ingredients.
[September 2025] Trending Latest Commercials (81–90)
Suntory New Non-Alcohol Beer “Teaser” Version

This is a commercial for a new non-alcoholic beer product from Suntory.
A man, either practicing or in the middle of recording, takes a drink while still holding his instrument and lets out a surprised exclamation.
You’re curious about his line, “Beh?”, right? The background music is ‘Burn,’ released by Deep Purple in 1994.
It was cut as a single from the album of the same name and became a big hit in Japan.
The crisp, driving sound heightens anticipation for the new product.
Nisshin Seifun Welna Ma-Ma “LOVE PASTA” VersionShohei Ohtani


Ma-Ma is a classic product many people have likely seen at supermarkets.
In this commercial, while introducing the brand’s commitment to deliciousness, the background shows smiling people enjoying pasta in various scenes.
Toward the end, Shohei Ohtani is also shown eating pasta, and his smile tells you just how tasty it is.
An arranged version of Elvis Presley’s classic “Love Me Tender” plays as the BGM, creating a warm yet cheerful atmosphere.
MOS Burger “Delicious Tsukimi Again This Year”

In this commercial introducing MOS Burger’s Tsukimi (moon-viewing) menu, several limited-time items are featured with the Tsukimi Focaccia at the center.
Every item looks enticing, and the sizzling, mouthwatering visuals in the ad really whet your appetite.
For the background music, an arranged version of “Moonlight Serenade” was chosen to fit the moon-viewing theme.
While the mellow rendition by Glenn Miller is generally well known, this arrangement transforms the piece into a more up-tempo and cheerful version.
HIS “#TravelingCampus” Version


This commercial shows university students experiencing recreations of overseas festivals and cultures on campus, designed to let them feel the allure of the wider world.
Seeing the students’ radiant smiles as they encounter foreign cultures, you can almost feel that appeal yourself.
Many viewers were likely captivated by the on-screen taglines like “Travel is an explosion” and “The world is this interesting.” The background music is Klang Ruler’s “Fumetsu,” celebrating the splendor of youth that never ends.


