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[March 2026] The Latest Trending 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.

Have you ever found yourself suddenly captivated by a commercial while watching TV or browsing video sites? New commercials air every day, packed with appeal in short clips—star-studded casts, catchy songs that stick in your head, and stories that you can’t help but watch closely.

For those wondering, “Who was in that commercial?” or “I want to take my time and rewatch that ad I’m curious about,” this article offers a wide-ranging introduction to the latest commercials from March 2026.

You’re sure to find a CM that catches your eye, so be sure to check it out!

[March 2026] Trending New Commercials (191–200)

Suntory Green Tea Iyemon “Had Tea with Dad – Spring” EditionNao, Ken Mitsuishi

Suntory Green Tea Iyemon “Had Tea with Dad: Spring” 30-second version Nao Ken Mitsuishi Suntory

A commercial for Iyemon featuring Nao and Ken Mitsuishi as a father and daughter.

They take a walk while viewing the cherry blossom trees and sit on a bench sipping Iyemon.

When Nao says, “Seeing the cherry blossoms together like this…,” Mitsuishi replies, “This might be our first time.” Nao answers, “It’s not the first time,” and the delighted look on Mitsuishi’s face is memorable.

The BGM is Hana Saku Tabiji, whose Japanese-style resonance is captivating, a song released by Yuko Hara in 1991.

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Google “Quickly search for what you want by just pointing” version / “With Lens search, it’s sudachi!” versionKen Watanabe

Google | Ken Watanabe “Just hold it up and instantly search for what you want” Edition

Google | Ken Watanabe “With Lens search, it’s sudachi!” Edition

This commercial showcases how excellent Google Search is through Ken Watanabe’s everyday life.

When he wants something, he snaps a photo from a magazine and searches instantly; to tell the difference between sudachi and kabosu, he takes a picture and lets the app judge—features that smooth out daily life.

Seeing him smile at the search results also conveys how it makes day-to-day life more enjoyable.

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Recruit Car Sensor Car Sensor × Detective Conan “Conan & Ran” version / “Detective Searching for Used Cars” version

[Official] Car Sensor × Detective Conan: Conan & Ran Edition

[Official] CarSensor × Detective Conan - Used Car Search Detective Version (30 seconds)

It’s a commercial that fans will love, introducing the features of Car Sensor using scenes from the anime Detective Conan.

In particular, in the “Conan & Ran” version, it uses the scene where Conan—and especially Ran—meet at Dr.

Agasa’s house.

The two commercials each have a different vibe, so be sure to compare them both and enjoy!

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Seven-Eleven Morning Seven is the best: “Rice Ball” version / “Sandwich” versionSho Sakurai, Yuki Amami, Arakawa (Elf)

TV commercial “Morning Seven is the Best: Rice Ball Version” 30 seconds

TV Commercial “Morning Seven: The Best Sandwich” 30-second version

This commercial shows Mr.

Arakawa visiting a 7-Eleven where Sho Sakurai and Yuki Amami are working as store clerks, buying breakfast before heading out.

It highlights that 7-Eleven has added new menu items and offers plenty of products perfect for breakfast.

Keep an eye on Sakurai and Amami, who, prompted by Mr.

Arakawa flashing a peace sign and saying, “Morning at 7-Eleven is the best!”, raise peace signs of their own.

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[March 2026] Trending Latest Commercials (201–210)

My Number Card: “Still kind of minor? My Number Card” Edition#NAME?

Still kind of niche? My Number Card Edition (30 seconds) [CM]

This is their first commercial, and they’ve said that appearing in a commercial together as a group was their dream.

It’s a spot promoting the adoption of the My Number Card, with an impressive staging that recreates different life stages.

The song they perform in the video is the original track for this commercial, “Still Kinda Minor? My Number Card.” It introduces, with a rhythmic flair, the things you can do using the My Number Card, resulting in a charming, idol-style tune.

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docomo Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra “This moment is now, with Galaxy.”ME:I

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra “This fleeting moment, with Galaxy.” Version

This is a docomo commercial featuring ME:I that highlights the appeal of the Galaxy S26 Ultra.

This time, it mainly showcases the camera performance, with a focus on Nightography video.

The background music uses ME:I’s 2026 release “Best Match,” a song that expresses the bond with a partner who understands you perfectly—as if by telepathy—using the phrase “best match.”

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Kao Humming Flair Relax “Melting” VersionSatomi Ishihara

Kao Humming Flair Relax Melting Edition Commercial Satomi Ishihara

This commercial for Humming Flair Relax features Satomi Ishihara being soothed by its scent.

The visuals use softly rendered illustrations that reflect the product concept, conveying a deep sense of comfort.

Matching the imagery, the BGM is also a relaxing track.

It’s a cover of Sakanaction’s popular song “Shin Takara-jima” performed by Mei.

Mei is the vocalist of the band LAUSBUB, and in this cover her gentle voice creates a calming, soothing feel.

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