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

Aflac Scholarship “Aflac’s got your back” Version

Scholarship: The Aflac “It’s Got You Covered” Edition

It takes money to attend school, and there are surely people who struggle with this aspect due to their family circumstances.

This commercial introduces how Aflac supports students who are worried about money, while also highlighting its compassionate stance.

Although it conveys Aflac’s track record, it also emphasizes the kindness embedded in the scholarship—what intentions lie behind it and the care it represents.

Presented through gentle animation, the positive emotions and warmth come across even more clearly.

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kappamaki

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Aflac—For education insurance and medical insurance, it’s Aflac! ‘Manekineko-Duck Kids Exercise’ version

Aflac Maneki Neko Duck Kids Exercise

It’s a very cute commercial featuring the Maneki Neko Duck dancing with various animals.

The song is titled “Maneki Neko Duck Children’s Exercise Song,” and it’s sung by Tatsuya-kun and Mayumīnu.

It’s a tune that makes kids want to imitate it and dance along.

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sasashina

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Aflac New EVER “Chronic Condition Song” Version

Nice commercial: Aflac, Three Amigos, “Song of Preexisting Conditions” 15-second + 30-second versions

A song about chronic illnesses sung by Soichiro Kitamura, Takehiko Ono, and Satoru Saito.

The unit was reportedly named because the sum of their ages at the time was 197.

With lyrics perfectly suited to insurance that lets you enroll even if you have a pre-existing condition, and a catchy melody, it became a big talking point back then.

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Hane Keisuke

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Aflac Cancer Insurance for Living, Days: “The Field of Compassion Grass” Edition

[HD] Arashi’s Sho Sakurai Aflac Cancer Insurance Days Blue Duck “Field of Compassion Grass” TV Commercial (30 seconds)

This is the final installment of the Blue Duck series, titled “The Flower Field of Compassion Grass.” The book picked up in the previous episode, “Departure,” features a story based on the experiences of someone who has actually gone through cancer, just like in the library episode.

If you watch from the very first installment, you can see the changing seasons, and it all comes together as a well-crafted story that ends with the arrival of spring.

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utatane

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Aflac Cancer Insurance for Living, Days: “Blue Duck Appears” Edition

Aflac Blue Duck (1): Debut/Introduction

This is the prologue of the Blue Duck Library series, the first installment titled “Appearance.” As Sho Sakurai wanders in search of the “blue bird,” Afduck appears wearing a blue cloak and carrying a scroll.

Inside the scroll is an “invitation,” leading into the second installment of the commercial.

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utatane

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Aflac Cancer Insurance for Living, Days: “Blue Duck 4: Dr. Satoshi” Version

Aflac Blue Duck 4: Satoshi-sensei Edition

This is a series of cancer insurance commercials featuring Sho Sakurai from Arashi as the main figure.

The stories are based on accounts from people who have actually undergone cancer treatment.

Sakurai reads them aloud gently, in a calm voice.

The little duck in a blue cape is also adorable.

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Aflac Cancer Insurance for Living Days “Blue Duck Maki-san” Version

[Arashi] Commercial – Sho Sakurai – Aflac – Blue Duck Maki-san Version – 30s

The “Blue Duck Library Series: Maki” episode opens with snow falling heavily on the library.

It looks very cold, but inside the room a fireplace is burning, and they’re making toasted marshmallows over it.

It’s a commercial that gently warms the heart.

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utatane

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