[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.
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[October 2025] Trending New Commercials (111–120)
Kanebo KATE Lip Monster “Crystal Pod” EditionAyami Nakajo

This commercial showcases Kate’s Lip Monster Crystal Pod’s beautiful color payoff through the presence of Ayami Nakajo.
Set in a distinctive world where crystals are born and burst, Nakajo’s appearance evokes the lipstick’s bold, powerful hues.
The transition from the crystal motif into scenes that feel underwater also conveys the product’s lip-moisturizing effect, which is a key point.
[October 2025] Trending New Commercials (121–130)
SUZUKI Xbee ‘Another Me’ Version

This commercial showcases the new Suzuki Xbee, highlighting how its usability supports everyone’s daily life.
It depicts the Xbee being used in various situations—leisure and work—conveying not only how easy it is to drive but also how convenient it is for loading cargo.
The changing scenery as it drives and the smiles on people’s faces are key points, effectively portraying its stable ride and the sense of security it provides.
Aoyama Tailor “Ladies’ Beautiful-Easy Suit” EditionKanna Hashimoto

This commercial showcases Kanna Hashimoto looking sharp in a suit while highlighting the appeal of Aoyama’s Ladies “Bi-Jiraku” suits.
By pairing a cool yet serene expression with changes in her outfit, it conveys comfort and variety.
Her confident, stylish stance leaves a strong impression, emphasizing the message: “Bringing beauty and comfort to business.”
Unicharm Sofy Super Night Shorts “Self-Care” EditionMizuki Yoshida

In the commercial introducing Sofy Ultra Night Shorts, Mitsuki Yoshida highlights the product’s appeal.
Because they’re shorts-style pads, you just slip them on—perfect for days when you want a gentle, comfortable fit and a relaxed mood.
By showing Yoshida spending a quiet time at home, the ad conveys the product’s pleasant feel and reassuring protection.
McDonald’s My McDonald’s Rewards “Debut” Version

This commercial introduces My McDonald’s Rewards, a new service launching at McDonald’s.
It conveys in a grand, cinematic tone that you earn points by eating and can redeem them.
Seeing users smile suggests it’s a service many people can enjoy.
By keeping the details intentionally broad, it also builds a sense of anticipation.
JA Group: “Let’s connect the joy of food to the future with Nogizaka46” (version)Nogizaka46

This commercial showcases Nogizaka46 members engaging with ingredients to highlight JA’s message: “Let’s carry the joy of food into the future.” A key point is the concept of “kokusho-kokusan” (producing and consuming domestically), conveying that being mindful of domestically produced ingredients deepens interest in food within Japan.
The members’ smiles as they interact with domestic ingredients are another highlight, expressing a positive attitude of enjoying great food while supporting farmers.
motorola razr 60 “Goodbye, Traffic Jam” VersionRen Meguro

This commercial promotes the appeal of the motorola razr 60, a foldable smartphone that balances convenience and functional beauty, by showing how to spend time in traffic.
In the story, Ren Meguro asks an AI to play music perfectly suited to the moment, illustrating how even boring moments can become fulfilling.
By showcasing various use cases unique to a foldable phone, it also heightens expectations for how comfortable it is to use.


