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[September 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.

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!

[September 2025] Trending Latest Commercials (101–110)

Kanro Candy 70th Anniversary Movie: “I Want to Be Kind”

Kanro Candy 70th Anniversary Movie: “I Want to Be Kind”

This piece commemorates the 70th anniversary of Kanro Ame, conveying its gentle flavor through animation.

The visuals depict a tender twilight scene, and even the slow, relaxed movements after tasting Kanro Ame evoke a sense of quiet support in everyday life.

Enhancing that mellow atmosphere and gentle mood is the song “Genki?” by adieu—Moka Kamishiraishi.

Its soft, floating feel with a hint of folk-song ambiance is striking, and combined with her transparent vocals, it conveys a comforting warmth.

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Kanebo: ‘Cosmetics, embrace TAISHI (great ambition).’Sena Nakajima, Yota Hiiragi, Ginkontyo, Ami Yuasa, GENDAI

KANEBO: “Cosmetics, embrace TAISHI (great ambition).” 60 seconds

This commercial features a moving narration that focuses on the beauty everyone possesses.

Through dynamic scenes of people brimming with vitality and lush nature, Kanebo’s commitment to crafting cosmetics comes through clearly.

The BGM is a choral version of “Kuchibiru yo, Atsuku Kimi wo Katare.” Originally released in 1980 by Machiko Watanabe, the song celebrates radiant women with a focus on the lips.

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NTT East Japan ‘Next Innovation: Agri’ Edition

NTT East Japan Group CM 'Next Innovation' Agriculture Edition (30 seconds)

This commercial is told from the perspective of an elementary school girl and portrays her father, a man working to develop strawberries grown in summer.

As she admits she’s not good at trying new things, she also says she loves her dad for working so hard—her warm words are truly wonderful.

Playing in the background of this heartwarming story is “Megure” by Haoto, a familiar voice from NTT commercials.

The lyrics are lovely, describing how love circulates through the world just like river water cycles and returns as rain.

It’s a song that makes you want to be kind to others.

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Recruit Agent: Whispering Couple – “Let the Feelings Reach” / “Happy Lunchtime” / “A Message Beyond the Noren”Issey Takahashi, Yuya Yagira

[Recruit Agent] 'Whispering Together: Let Our Feelings Reach' (15 seconds)

[Recruit Agent] “Two Whispering: A Message Through the Noren” 15 seconds

This is a commercial depicting people considering a job change appearing around Issey Takahashi and Yuya Yagira, who work at Recruit Agent.

While they talk about changing jobs, Recruit Agent gets repeatedly promoted right next to them, making the name “Recruit Agent” really stick in your mind.

There are plenty of humorous touches, so be sure to check out each of the commercials.

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7-Eleven: “Aliens Appear” / “Even Aliens Are Shocked” / “Even Aliens Feel Fluffy”Sho Sakurai, Masaki Aiba, Yuki Amami

TV commercial “Aliens Appear” 60-second version

TV commercial: “Even Aliens Get Fluffy” version

This commercial features a unique world where aliens who have come to Earth transform into figures resembling Sho Sakurai and Masaki Aiba, and from there, it portrays their connection with 7-Eleven.

The story begins when the owner, Yuki Amami, invites the two to work part-time, and the aliens go on to experience a series of surprises through their part-time jobs.

It cheerfully conveys how anyone can easily enjoy services that even amaze aliens—like rice balls packed with fillings and freshly made bread.

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[September 2025] Trending Latest Commercials (111–120)

Sapporo Beer Yebisu: “Happy Faces” Customers / “Happy Faces” RestaurantsHiroki Yamada

Yebisu “Customers with a ‘Good Face’” 30-second version

Yebisu “Good Faces” Restaurant Version, 30 seconds

This commercial says, “Where there are eateries full of great faces, there’s Yebisu.” It shows several different restaurants, and it’s striking how both the patrons and the staff are all smiling and enjoying themselves.

The background music is The Third Man, a familiar tune in Yebisu ads.

Known in Japan by its title Daisan no Otoko (The Third Man), it’s a song many people will surely recognize.

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Earth Corporation Mondahmin “Da-iCE” versionDa-iCE

Mondahmin Da-iCE Version 30 Seconds | Earth Corporation

Mondamin Premium Care: Oral Age Version, 30 seconds | Earth Corporation

This commercial introduces Mondahmin’s complete renewal, including its logo, and highlights the brand’s commitment to oral health.

It depicts Da-iCE members and Shun Oguri incorporating Mondahmin into their daily routines, expressing how its refreshing feel supports everyday well-being.

Among the footage, the song used in the spots featuring Da-iCE is their track “Tasty Beating Sound.” While it’s a light, danceable number, its lyrics are structured in the traditional 7-5 meter, incorporating a Japanese aesthetic that creates a uniquely airy quality.

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