Alicia Clinic’s commercial: Spotlight on the strikingly beautiful cast and visuals
Every time it airs on TV or video sites, its striking direction and atmosphere really linger with you, don’t they? Many people are probably wondering, “Who’s in that commercial?” or “What was it about again?” In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the talents appearing in the Alicia Clinic commercial and the content of the buzzworthy ads.
It might just answer those questions you’ve been curious about!
Alicia Clinic’s commercial: Spotlight on the strikingly beautiful cast and visuals
Alicia Clinic Karte 1 “Winter” EditionNEW!Sayaka Kanda
This is a commercial where Sayaka Kanda asks viewers about their goals for 2018 and promotes the idea that Alicia Clinic will support them.
It expresses the concept of medical treatment with lasers, featuring direction where something shines brightly in the dark, and conveys strong effectiveness through her confident poses.
The powerful narration is also striking, evoking the idea that the results will lead to each person’s confidence.
Alicia Clinic Karte 2 “Winter” EditionNEW!Sayaka Kanda
Many people probably don’t think much about hair removal in winter.
However, in this commercial, Sayaka Kanda makes a somewhat forceful appeal to those who think “It’s still winter, so it’s fine,” by saying, “It’s summer in the Southern Hemisphere!” Then a woman in a swimsuit appears, standing against a background of a beach photo, and Kanda striking a pose with her while saying, “Yes, medical,” leaves a strong impression.
Alicia Clinic Karte 3 “Spring” EditionNEW!Sayaka Kanda
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Sayaka Kanda serves as the presenter, asking women who are becoming new members of the workforce whether they’re getting hair removal.
Addressing the women dressed in freshers’ suits, she says, “Are your stockinged legs okay?” and “Please make your own preparations.” Then, with a cheerful “Yes, medical!” she promotes Alicia Clinic’s medical hair removal.
The strong voice declaring “Alicia Clinic!” at the end of the commercial leaves a deep impression of the clinic’s name.
Alicia Clinic Karte 5 “Summer” EditionNEW!Sayaka Kanda
This commercial draws you into its world within seconds: it opens with Sayaka Kanda’s powerful call, “Alicia Clinic!”, then immediately shifts tone as a short skit begins.
It suggests, especially in summer, that people worry about their underarms—and that the sweetness of the underarms reflects the sweetness of the whole body—subtly emphasizing the importance of hair removal.
From the staging of a conversation with a Licca-chan doll to Kanda’s performance as she changes characters and vocal tones, it’s packed with memorable highlights.
Alicia Clinic “Feelings of the Lower Legs” / “Feelings of the Back”NEW!Sayaka Kanda
It’s a fun commercial with an offbeat situation where Sayaka Kanda talks about the feelings of her shins and her toes.
The shins speak in a spaced-out, laid-back tone, while the toes are lively and bubbly.
The way she instantly switches between the two characters and modulates her voice is simply impressive.
Kanda’s performance is captivating, making it the kind of commercial you can’t help but want to watch over and over.
Alicia Clinic “Ramen” VersionNEW!Yuko Sugamoto
This is a commercial for Alicia Clinic featuring Yuko Sugamoto—aka Yukosu—who calls herself a “mote creator” (a creator of attractiveness).
The content introduces flirty gestures for when you eat ramen, and the key point is to tie up your hair before eating to show your nape.
The inserted copy line, “I just want a little confidence,” leaves a strong impression.
Alicia Clinic “Feelings of the Armpits” / “Feelings of the Area Under the Nose”NEW!Sayaka Kanda
This lively performance by Sayaka Kanda is exhilarating, and the ad speaks on behalf of underarms and the area under the nose.
After hair removal at Alicia Clinic, your underarms and upper lip brim with confidence and calmly declare they don’t mind being seen by others.
Kanda’s quirky character leaves a strong impression, making it a commercial that sticks in your memory after just one viewing.