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[January 2026] 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.

When you’re watching TV or browsing video sites, there are moments when a commercial suddenly grabs your attention, right? From star-studded casts and catchy tunes you can’t help but hum, to quirky directing that makes you do a double take, the latest commercials are packed with things to love.

For those thinking, “Who was in that ad?” or “I want to watch the commercial that just aired more carefully!” this article offers a full roundup of commercials from January 2026.

You’re sure to find the one that caught your eye, so be sure to check it out!

[January 2026] Trending Latest Commercials (31–40)

Fukuoka Bank Vary “Introducing the Vary Card” / “Save up big at your usual shops” / “Extra savings if you’re 25 or under”Hiroe Igeta

[Fukuoka Bank] vary “Introducing the Vary Card” Edition

[Fukuoka Bank] vary “Earn a ton at your usual shop” Edition

[Fukuoka Bank] vary “Super savings if you’re 25 or under” edition

This is a commercial introducing the Vary Card, a credit card offered by Fukuoka Bank.

The ad highlights that with the newly launched Vary Card, you can earn points on everyday purchases, and if you’re 25 or younger, you can earn even more points.

It promotes the card as a convenient, money-saving option.

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Square Enix Dragon Quest VII Reimagined: “There’s a world that expands you.” / “Everything, anew.”

A world that expands you. | Dragon Quest VII Reimagined

Everything, anew. | Dragon Quest VII Reimagined

This is a promotional commercial for Dragon Quest VII Reimagined, a remake of the game Dragon Quest VII released in 2000.

Adorable characters rendered in doll-like 3D CG make an appearance.

By showing actual gameplay footage, the spot conveys the game’s appeal to the fullest.

The familiar Dragon Quest Overture is used as the BGM, and its catchy yet heroic melody stirs the spirit of adventure.

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Solaseed Air Solaseed Air’s fares have been revamped! The great-value fare “Early Sora Value ♪” edition / Let’s plan your happiness now! Great-value air tickets “On sale now ♪” editionHinatazaka46

[Solaseed Air fares have been revamped!] Great-value fare “Early Sora Value”♪

Let's plan some happiness! Great deals on airline tickets—on sale now!

When you planned your previous trip, didn’t you feel excited until the day came and spend your days thinking, “I’ll give it my all every day for this trip!”? This Solaseed Air commercial portrays that growing excitement leading up to a journey, while also highlighting the availability of great-value airfares.

Members of Hinatazaka46 appear in the CM, and their song “Love yourself!” is used as the background music.

Released in 2025, this track features memorable lyrics that encourage you to keep your head up and believe in yourself, even when a casual remark from someone brings you down.

Listening to it helps you regain confidence and maybe even like yourself a little more.

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Daiken Construction Industry “Entrance to Dreams” Edition

Daichi Construction Industry 'Promo' Version

Daiichi Construction Industry “Entrance to Dreams” (15 seconds)

Daiichi Construction Industry “Entrance to Dreams” (30 seconds)

This is an animated commercial depicting the struggles of Tetsuro Nitta, a new employee at Daiichi Construction.

It portrays Tetsuro’s determined efforts to bring to life the dreams he has had since childhood—building structures in the city and connecting places with roads and railways—in a striking and memorable way.

The background music features “Eternal Boy” by Mega Shinnosuke.

The lyrics, which express gratitude for meeting someone special and the resolve to keep moving forward with a pure heart, align with the commercial’s worldview and create a finish that gently encourages viewers.

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Connect with fellow Spotify fans. Spotify “Enjoy Spotify on your TV” version / “Choose and play your favorite songs even for free” version / “Boy in the Moon” version

Spotify | Connect with what you love. Enjoy Spotify on your TV too.

Spotify | "Connect with what you love. Spotify" Even for free, you can choose and play the songs you like.

Spotify | “Connect with what you love. Spotify” Boy in the Moon - 30 seconds

This is a series of commercials depicting a man who’s into Stray Kids using Spotify.

The three variations show different scenes: his daughter teaches him a feature that lets him watch on the TV what he selected on his smartphone, he listens to music on Spotify while doing housework, and he listens during his commute.

The background music is the song “Shukumei,” released in 2025.

Its exhilarating, fast-paced melody is paired with lyrics that describe a fateful encounter with a loved one.

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[January 2026] Trending Latest TV Commercials (41–50)

Tokyo Gas: ‘A History Woven, A Future We Weave’

Tokyo Gas CM “Spun History, Weaving the Future” (30 seconds)

This commercial briskly portrays the 140-year journey—from lighting gas lamps on the streets of Tokyo 140 years ago, to the spread of gas into households, and even the use of non-gas energy.

Although the company is named Tokyo Gas, the message emphasizes not limiting itself to Tokyo and pursuing possibilities beyond gas, conveying a forward-looking vision for the future.

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BizReach “History of BizReach Commercials” EditionAyako Yoshitani

History of BizReach commercials

This commercial looks back on the BizReach ads featuring Ayako Yoshitani that began in 2016, expressing gratitude for the journey so far and sharing aspirations for the future.

As footage from the past ten years of commercials plays, it reflects on the anxieties at the time of the service’s launch and the desire to be helpful to many users, while conveying thanks.

It concludes with a commitment to continue building a society where users can work in a way that’s true to themselves.

It’s a commercial that’s perfect for the milestone 10th anniversary year, renewing its sense of resolve.

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