[January 2026] Trending Latest Commercials

ALSOK HotLimit IT & Facilities Rescue 2025 ‘Nishikawa Appears’ EditionTakanori Nishikawa

[Official] ALSOK TV Commercial "ALSOK HotLimit IT & Equipment Rescue 2025" Featuring Nishikawa - 30-second version

This parody with a faux impression of T.M.Revolution’s classic “HOT LIMIT” is an ALSOK commercial.

It introduces ALSOK’s services through song, promoting the idea that you can always feel secure.

The CM’s original parody song is sung by Takanori Nishikawa himself, and the commercial shows Nishikawa wearing an ALSOK uniform as he takes on the recording.

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Tokyo Metro Find my Tokyo. “Ichigaya – What loosens my heart” editionKasumi Arimura

Find my Tokyo. 'Ichigaya – What Softens My Heart' 30s

Find my Tokyo is a Tokyo Metro commercial series that portrays rediscovering the charms of Tokyo.

This installment is set around Ichigaya Station, with Kasumi Arimura visiting various spots.

History, culture, food, and intriguing locations appear one after another—many viewers likely felt, “I want to go!” The background music features Vaundy’s song “Before I Forget,” released in September 2025.

Its gentle melody and lyrics—depicting someone moving forward while wandering the boundary between dreams and reality—leave a strong impression.

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Sumitomo Life Dollar Accumulation Vitality ‘Shitara Is Not Just Dancing’ VersionBananaman

Sumitomo Life “Dollar Accumulation Vitality” New CM: “Shitara Isn’t Just Dancing” Version (30 seconds) [Official Sumitomo Life]

This commercial uses a parody that 2010s Japanese rock fans would recognize from the opening scene alone.

The CM’s BGM is a parody version of Frederic’s 2014 signature song “Oddloop,” and Himura and Shitara recreate the music video from back then.

The contrast between “Himura, who’s just doing ___” and “Shitara, who’s not just doing ___,” comparing whether they’ve joined Vitality, is striking.

Thanks to the song’s catchiness and the memorable parody-driven direction, it’s a commercial you won’t forget after seeing it once.

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Answering SoftBank’s social challenges: “Next-Generation AI Data Center” editionMasaharu Fukuyama

SoftBank TV commercial: Answering social challenges. “Next-Generation AI Data Center” version

As Masaharu Fukuyama murmurs, “AI can do anything,” AI Mashaharu tells him there’s a concern that, at this rate, data processing won’t be able to keep up.

In response, it introduces SoftBank’s ongoing construction of an AI data center in Japan.

The message powerfully highlights this as an initiative to accelerate the expanding use of AI.

The background music features “Let’s Become a Family,” a familiar tune from this commercial series.

Released in 2011, the song is also well-loved as a wedding staple.

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Mynavi Job Change: “Two Windows” / “Beyond the Window” / Mynavi Job Change Agent: “An Agent Who Faces You”

Mynavi Job Change | “Two Windows” Version [15 seconds] G

Mynavi Job Change | “Beyond the Window” Version [15 seconds] G

Mynavi Job Change Agent | “Agents Who Face You” Version [15 seconds] G

This commercial features Takuya Kimura appearing as a Mynavi Tenshoku (Mynavi Job Change) staff member, speaking directly about the mindset needed when taking on a career change.

It not only promotes Mynavi Tenshoku but also highlights the offerings of Mynavi Tenshoku Agent, expressing how using both appropriately can lead to a better future.

A key point is that it shows him in the role of an agent receiving consultations, reflecting the company’s desire for viewers to feel comfortable seeking advice.

His strong expressions and narration convey a sense of reassurance and trust.

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Meiji Raw: “Nice to meet you” Version / “Please remember us – Nationwide Release” Version / “A secret that can’t be called chocolate.”Yui Aragaki

Meiji Draft Beer “Nice to meet you” Version featuring Yui Aragaki – 15 seconds

Meiji Draft Beer “Please Remember Me” Nationwide Release — Yui Aragaki — 30 seconds

Meiji — “The Secret That Can’t Be Called Chocolate” (75 seconds)

This is a commercial that promotes Meiji’s new, out-of-the-ordinary chocolate—especially in its fresh form—through narration by Yui Aragaki.

Starting from the idea of imagining the first person in Japan to taste chocolate, it clearly expresses how this product differs from conventional chocolates.

By showing a richly satisfied expression when it’s tasted, it also conveys that the flavor offers a sense of comfort.

Including the line that it can’t even be called chocolate, the content emphasizes its novel, sensory experience.

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Kewpie Kewpie Mayonnaise The Wind Is Visible: “River” Version / “Light” Version / “Stars” VersionNarration: Kunichi Nomura

Kewpie Mayonnaise 'You Can See the Wind – River' Version 30 seconds Kewpie Commercial

Kewpie Mayonnaise “You Can See the Wind – Light” 30-second Kewpie Commercial

Kewpie Mayonnaise “You Can See the Wind – Star” 30 seconds Kewpie Commercial

A Kewpie Mayonnaise commercial created with nature as its theme.

Alongside majestic footage of the Mississippi River and its surrounding landscapes, a poem-like narration speaks about the relationship between people and nature.

The closing tagline, “Humans merge with nature,” which appears near the end of the commercial, is also quite striking.

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