Seven & i Holdings commercials. A collection of convenience store and supermarket commercials.
Seven & i Holdings is a company that operates convenience stores and supermarkets such as 7-Eleven and Ito-Yokado, as well as the Sogo and Seibu department stores.
They actively run commercials on TV and online, mainly promoting their private-brand products and highlighting the company’s initiatives.
In this article, we’ll introduce a comprehensive roundup of Seven & i Holdings’ commercials.
Many of them are thoughtfully produced, so they’re well worth watching.
Let’s dive in and see what kinds of commercials they have!
Seven & i Holdings commercials. A collection of convenience store and supermarket commercials.
Seven-Eleven “God and Bread”NEW!Sho Sakurai, Masaki Aiba, Yuki Amami
It’s a commercial where Sho Sakurai and Masaki Aiba, playing store clerks, introduce bread sold at 7-Eleven, and their counterpart is Yuki Amami playing a god.
The story is that they propose breads to the god, who’s searching for a particular one, and Sakurai and Aiba each offer a delicious-looking bread.
The god eats them both with apparent enjoyment, but it seems neither is the bread she’s been looking for.
Just as the two are about to give up and head back, the god calls out to Aiba and asks about the bread he’s holding.
Could that bread be the one she’s been searching for?
Seven-Eleven Morning Seven is the best: “Rice Ball” version / “Sandwich” versionSho Sakurai, Yuki Amami, Arakawa (Elf)
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.
7‑Eleven “Shall I heat it up?” VersionSho Sakurai, Masaki Aiba, Yuki Amami
This commercial depicts Sho Sakurai and Masaki Aiba playing aliens working part-time at 7-Eleven, practicing Earth’s language.
They’re working on the essential convenience-store register phrase, “Would you like me to heat this up?” But their awkward attempt—‘Atatakamemasuka?’—stands out, and their earnest practice comes across as endearing.
The phrase “May we become someone’s warm place” appears, conveying the desire to be not just a store, but a presence that supports customers.
7-Eleven: “Mission!?” VersionSho Sakurai, Yuki Amami
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.
Seven Bank: ‘If Actor Kento Kaku Were Reincarnated, He’d Be an ATM’ (Version)Kento Kaku
This commercial depicts a strange story in which Kento Kaku is reincarnated from an actor into an ATM.
This is the digest version, and the official channel is streaming the story from Episode 1.
The unexpected premise leaves a strong impression and makes you curious about the storyline, while also conveying that Seven Bank ATMs are installed with the hope of being useful to many people.
7-Eleven: “Aliens Appear” / “Even Aliens Are Shocked” / “Even Aliens Feel Fluffy”Sho Sakurai, Masaki Aiba, Yuki Amami
This commercial features a unique world where aliens who have come to Earth transform into figures resembling Sho Sakurai and Masaki Aiba, and from there, it portrays their connection with 7-Eleven.
The story begins when the owner, Yuki Amami, invites the two to work part-time, and the aliens go on to experience a series of surprises through their part-time jobs.
It cheerfully conveys how anyone can easily enjoy services that even amaze aliens—like rice balls packed with fillings and freshly made bread.
Seven & i Holdings “Autumn Outing Fair” edition
Mana Ashida, who starred in the drama Marumo no Okite, saw its theme song Maru Maru Mori Mori! become a huge hit, and she continues to shine in various scenes even in the Reiwa era.
Steki na Nichiyoubi ~Gyu Gyu Good Day!~ is her solo debut single, released in 2011.
Beyond its bright, bouncy sound, you can also feel energized by Mana-chan’s exuberant, lively dancing! As the tie-in song for Seven & i Holdings’ “Autumn Outing Fair” campaign, it’s a happy tune that truly makes you want to head out and have fun!
