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[October 2025] Trending New Commercials
Have you ever found yourself captivated by a commercial while watching TV or browsing online? In October 2025 as well, memorable ads featuring buzzworthy actors and celebrities, striking music, and unique direction are appearing one after another.
In the ever-evolving world of advertising, even brief spots can deliver surprise and emotion.
In this article, we’ll showcase plenty of the latest commercials.
You’re sure to find information on that ad you’ve been curious about, so take your time and enjoy.
[October 2025] Trending Latest Commercials (1–10)
&be HAIR Damage Care Debut: “Daisuke Sakuma (be in rhythm, be free, be you)” version / “Haruna Kawaguchi (be still, be strong, be you)” versionDaisuke Sakuma, Haruna Kawaguchi
This is a commercial introducing &be’s Damage Care, which keeps your hair well cared for and leaves it finished without worrying about damage or frizz.
Daisuke Sakuma and Haruna Kawaguchi demonstrate how it feels to use, expressing smoothness and beauty through gestures like running their fingers through their hair and fanning it out.
Their confident smiles also convey a strong sense of reassurance and trust.
Various Airbnb Stays, Various Japans: “SATURDAYS VIBRATIONS” Edition
This is a slideshow showing a trip to Takayama in Gifu Prefecture as the snow piles up, conveying just how enjoyable travel can be.
The beautiful natural scenery is particularly striking, and it also expresses how Airbnb supports those good times.
The music that further highlights the excitement and joy of the trip depicted in these images is “Saturdays Vibrations.” It’s a track with an impressively light, funk-infused rhythm that clearly conveys a positive vibe.
USJ Annual Pass: ‘Bring more USJ into your life with an Annual Pass.’
This is a commercial that, with a fun vibe, showcases how your everyday life changes when you have a USJ annual pass.
The story invites others to share in the joy of the annual pass, and as they, too, break into smiles, you can really feel how fulfilling each day becomes.
While the video centers on the smiles of the experience, the attractions glimpsed in the background also build anticipation for visiting them.
Shionogi Healthcare Sedes High G “My Deciding Factor” VersionHaruna Kawaguchi
This commercial promotes how Sedes High G firmly supports everyone’s desire to quickly relieve headaches.
It powerfully conveys the high effectiveness of having the same ingredients and the same formulation as prescription medicine.
Haruna Kawaguchi’s direct gaze at the viewer and the way the people around her break into smiles evoke the strong efficacy of the product and the relief of symptoms.
Suntory Whisky Kakubin “After Work” VersionYu Aoi, Shota Sometani, Yojiro Noda, Satomi Kobayashi
This piece portrays, in a drama-like fashion, how Suntory’s Kakubin whisky supports those relaxing moments after work.
It begins with Satomi Kobayashi ordering “the best,” to which Yu Aoi responds, conveying that the flavor is perfectly suited to a calm, end-of-day time.
The song that further highlights the gentle atmosphere depicted on screen is “Whisky ga, Osukidesho,” sung by Yojiro Noda.
The warm tone of the acoustic guitar layered with his gentle vocals conveys a sense of warmth and comfort.
Recruit Zexy “This Month’s Zexy: December 2025 Issue (released in October 2025)” EditionAnji Ikebata
This is the commercial for Zexy released in October 2025.
It briskly introduces the featured content and freebies, and the footage leaves a strong impression with Anji Ikebata in a wedding dress.
The CM ends with a Halloween-themed touch to tie in with the October release.
Panasonic Electric Works “TOYOTA ARENA TOKYO” editionAnna Yamada
This is a commercial introducing that Panasonic handled the facilities of Toyota Arena Tokyo, which opened in October 2025.
It highlights their full-on commitment to creating an entertainment experience for sports events—featuring lighting with sufficient brightness that minimizes glare for players, as well as displays and sound systems.
Venue equipment usually doesn’t get much attention unless it’s introduced like this, but seeing it presented this way really makes you want to experience what it’s like, doesn’t it?