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[November 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.

Commercials on TV and video platforms are packed with all kinds of charms—star-studded casts, catchy tunes that stick in your head, and stories so engaging you can’t help but watch.In this article, we’ll showcase all the commercials that aired in November 2025!“Who was in that commercial again?” “What’s that song I can’t stop thinking about?” If you’ve had questions like these, this is the perfect read for you.If there’s a particular commercial you’re looking for, take your time and enjoy.

[November 2025] The Latest Trending Commercials (131–140)

NTT DOCOMO Business: ‘DX That Cares About People’Takako Matsu, Sadao Abe

NTT DOCOMO Business Corporate Advertisement: “DX That Cares About People” (30 seconds)

This commercial dramatizes the company’s name change from NTT Communications to NTT DOCOMO Business and the feelings behind it.

In the story, salesperson Takako Matsu explains it to business owner Sadao Abe, using gestures as she conveys their intentions, which makes it feel friendly and approachable.

The message centers on warmth—showing a desire to be there closely for people.

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Lifenet Life Insurance: ‘I wonder if it could be cheaper…’ — 2025 Oricon Customer Satisfaction Survey, Life Insurance, Overall No. 1Ruka Matsuda, Hiroki Iijima

Official: LIFENET Insurance TV commercial “Can’t it be cheaper? — 2025 Oricon Customer Satisfaction Survey, Life Insurance, Overall No. 1”

In this ad, Ruka Matsuda murmurs, “I wonder if insurance premiums could be cheaper,” when Hiroki Iijima appears and suggests reviewing her policy with Lifenet Insurance.

It even mentions that, in some cases, you could save as much as 90,000 yen a year, which surely caught many people’s attention.

The spot also highlights that Lifenet has ranked No.

1 in customer satisfaction and that getting a quote doesn’t require personal information, emphasizing peace of mind.

It’s the kind of commercial that makes you think, “In that case, maybe I’ll give it a try.”

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UHA Mikakuto Ninja-Meshi Ninja Performance: “Moonwalk” Version / “Flying Squirrel Ninja” VersionGenta Matsuda

UHA Mikakuto Ninja-Meshi “Ninja Performance: Moonwalk” Version

UHA Mikakuto Ninja Meshi “Ninja Performance: Flying Squirrel Ninja” Edition

This is a commercial that showcases the deliciousness of Ninja Meshi through the sight of Genta Matsuda getting excited after buying it.

Matsuda plays a ninja on his way home, and the way he can’t hide his smile expresses his affection for Ninja Meshi.

The contrast between his serious demeanor during moments like the moonwalk and the flying squirrel pose, and his beaming smile when his feelings spill over, adds a touch of humor.

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7-Eleven: “Mission!?” VersionSho Sakurai, Yuki Amami

TV Commercial “Mission!? Edition” 30 seconds (November 2025 version)

Sho Sakurai and Yuki Amami appear as 7‑Eleven clerks, introducing hot snacks such as fried chicken.

However, in this commercial series, it’s actually revealed that Sakurai is an alien who has come to Earth.

Then, a boy who comes to the store as a customer suddenly speaks in the language of space, asking Sakurai, “You haven’t forgotten the mission, right?” It really makes you wonder who the boy actually is and what the mission entails—leaving you eager to see what happens next.

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Santen Pharmaceutical Soft Santear Hitomi Stretch: “When your eyes are tired from PC work” / “When your eyes feel dry from using a smartphone”Inori Minase, Yusuke Kobayashi

[Soft Santear Hitomi Stretch] "When your eyes are tired from PC work" 15-second version

Soft Sante: “When your eyes get dry from using your smartphone” 15-second version

It’s a memorable commercial where an eyedrop bottle appears as a cute character.

The eyedrop character shows up to a woman who’s looking at her computer and smartphone screens, worries about her eye strain, and gently says, “Don’t overdo it” and “Take a rest.” In the latter half of the commercial, the woman is shown actually applying the eyedrops, highlighting their effect of moisturizing the eyes and easing fatigue.

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Bourbon Rich Chocolate Brownie ‘Cho-Cho-Cho’ EditionAmi Toma

[Official] Bourbon Rich Chocolate Brownie 'Cho-Cho-Cho' Version 15 seconds

This is a commercial where Ami Toma eats a rich chocolate brownie and describes its flavor in striking words.

After taking a bite, Toma exclaims, “Cho! Cho! Cho!” The meaning behind it points to three different chocolate experiences: the chocolate batter, chocolate chips, and chocolate coating.

The indulgent, intensely rich chocolate flavors are captured perfectly—sure to pique the interest of any chocolate lover!

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Kao Humming Flair “The Ultimate Fragrance Experience” / “Easy to Dissolve” / “Birth”Satomi Ishihara

Kao Humming Flair Aroma Beads: The Ultimate Fragrance Experience CM featuring Satomi Ishihara

Kao Humming Flair Aroma Beads Easy-to-Dissolve Version Commercial starring Satomi Ishihara

Kao Humming Flair Aroma Beads Birth Edition Commercial starring Satomi Ishihara

This commercial highlights the launch of Aroma Beads from Humming Flair and carefully conveys their appeal.

Through Satomi Ishihara’s presence, it portrays the exquisite fragrance and ease of use.

The image of the scent gently spreading and her blissful expression when she senses it both convey the high quality.

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