[Aflac Commercials] Popular and All-Time Commercials Roundup [2026]

Aflac Hybrid of Asset Building and Protection Tsumitas “Birth of Tsumitas” / “What is Tsumitas?”Erika Toda

Hybrid of Asset Building and Protection: Tsumitas – Birth Chapter

Aflac’s Tsumitas is a combined savings-and-insurance product featured in their commercials.

In the “Tsumitas Is Born” spot, while people say, “We don’t know what the future holds, and it makes us anxious,” Erika Toda declares, “I’m not anxious,” and highlights the appeal of Tsumitas.

In the “What Is Tsumitas?” spot, the details of Tsumitas are explained clearly and accessibly.

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Aflac New Type of Medical Insurance REASON “The President’s Decision” EditionTasuku Emoto

Tasuku Emoto presses the “company president” to make a decision with a passionate pitch: New TV commercial and interview for Aflac Life Insurance

This commercial introduces Aflac’s new type of medical insurance, REASON, in a conference-like setting.

Tasuku Emoto passionately explains it to the meeting participants, and we see the people around him gradually becoming convinced.

While emphasizing the desire to realize a user-first approach, it also conveys the decisions made to ensure that peace of mind.

The Aflac Duck appears as the company president, and the interaction with Tasuku Emoto gives the piece a humorous tone.

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Aflac’s Leave-of-Absence Insurance: “Leave Due to Injury” EditionTomoya Nakamura, Kaho

Tomoya Nakamura and Kaho star in Aflac’s new commercial for the Leave-of-Absence Insurance: “On Leave Due to Injury” edition.

Even if taking a leave of absence is unavoidable due to illness or injury, the anxiety about daily life lingers, doesn’t it? This commercial introduces Aflac’s plan that supports people taking leave for illness or injury.

Through a casual conversation between Tomoya Nakamura and Kaho about taking time off work, it offers clear examples of the kinds of worries people have and explains how the plan provides support.

Another key point is how the two gradually break into smiles, which conveys the sense of reassurance the support can bring.

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Aflac’s Leave-of-Absence Insurance: “The Risk of Taking Leave (Mind)” editionShofukutei Tsurube, Tomoya Nakamura

Aflac Commercial: 'The Risk of Taking a Leave — Heart/Mind' 30-Second Version

When you get injured or fall ill, you can end up worrying about the possibility of taking a leave from work, can’t you? This commercial conveys support for the risks associated with taking leave and the wish for you to take your time and rest when the moment comes.

It features a conversation between Tsurube Shofukutei and Tomoya Nakamura on the theme of taking leave, and you can feel the warmth in their gentle tone.

It speaks kindly, saying that if you’re sick or injured, it can’t be helped and taking leave isn’t a bad thing, while also conveying that there is a robust system in place to support you.

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Aflac Medical Insurance EVER Simple: “Maruko, Greedy for Toppings” Edition

Aflac commercial: “Maruko, Getting Greedy with Toppings” 30-second version

This commercial depicts the idea that, just as ramen feels better with added toppings, it’s nice to be able to add the coverage you want to insurance.

Through the interaction between Maruko and her father at a ramen shop, it conveys the joy of adding toppings.

From there, it transitions to adding desired benefits to a health insurance plan, and by explaining it in a light, easy manner, it also expresses how simple it is to add on coverage.

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Aflac’s reliable long-term care insurance: “The Distance Between Father and Me” editionTetta Sugimoto, Yō Yoshida, Daiken Okudaira

Aflac Commercial: “Distance with My Father” 30-second version

This commercial portrays Tetta Sugimoto as he stays close to his father, who has come to need nursing care, while struggling with the delicate sense of distance between them.

It depicts the bond across three generations and how Aflac provides steadfast support for caregiving as well.

The story shows that uneasy space where you don’t quite know what to talk about, and how—even in that state—the son learns through someone’s words that his father is happy.

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Nippon Life Nissay Mirai no Katachi Pitaho “Nanairo no Puzzle” EditionHaruka Ayase, Yuki Yamada

Nissay Mirai no Katachi Pita-ho “Seven-colored Puzzle” Version

Yuki Yamada, who suddenly has to be hospitalized, expresses his worries about the costs.

Then Haruka Ayase says, “If you’re enrolled in Pitaho, you’ll be fine,” and explains the coverage.

Hearing this, Mr.

Yamada smiles and says, “I feel relieved!” as the commercial comes to a close.

Just like Mr.

Yamada, didn’t you also feel, after watching this commercial, that “this would put my mind at ease”?

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