Anochyan in commercials: introducing buzzworthy ads that shine with her unique worldview.
When you’re watching TV or browsing the internet, it’s easy to be captivated by the people who appear in commercials.
Among them, the ads featuring Ano really stand out—their distinctive worldbuilding and unique character leave an unforgettable impression after just one viewing.
In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of commercials starring Ano.
Enjoy the different expressions and atmospheres they showcase in each one as you watch.
Commercials featuring Ano-chan: introducing the buzzworthy ads that shine with a unique worldview (1–10)
Amano: “That Amano is this Amano.” ChapterUm
This commercial showcases what kind of company Amano is through a lively exchange between two people named Ano.
Because “Ano” and “Amano” sound similar, the repeated rhythm of the words conveys a sense of fun.
It clearly highlights the company’s mission to create important, comfortable moments and atmospheres, expressing the company’s vision.
The white-and-blue outfit worn by Ano also evokes an image of clean, beautiful air.
NAGAKEN Group (Eiken-gumi) “NAGAKEN EXTREME FUND Vol. 1: ano” EditionUm
This commercial promotes the fact that Nagaken-gumi, a company active in civil engineering and construction, also supports the entertainment industry.
Here, through the NAGAKEN EXTREME FUND that supports artists’ music videos, it shows the making of Ano’s music video to convey the level of quality being achieved.
The way various otherworldly effects are created using architectural techniques starts to look artistic in itself, doesn’t it? It also conveys the ability to build a world that matches an artist’s image—the power to give shape to a vision.
P&G Febreze Car – Rainy Season “Rainfall” EditionChidori, Daigo, Ano
This commercial conveys, through the interaction between Daigo and Ano, that the new Febreze for cars effectively eliminates the musty odors we notice during the rainy season.
It depicts the discomfort of moldy smells wafting from the air conditioner when there’s humidity, and shows how switching the mold-deodorizing mode to MAX resolves the issue.
The shift from imagery of unpleasant odors spreading to imagery of a fresh scent expanding also helps viewers imagine its strong deodorizing power.
BOOKOFF: “Figure-collecting Off Time” / “Trading-card Off Time” / “Retro-game Off Time” / “Classic-album Off Time” / “Masterpiece Off Time” / “K-Drama Off Time”Um, Machie Kakimaru
This commercial highlights how Book Off offers products across a wide range of genres and conveys that you can happily pass the time just by browsing.
From figures and trading cards to nostalgic video games and classic CDs, various characters—centered around Ano—share the appeal of each category.
The overall relaxed atmosphere suggests they want viewers to take their time exploring the store.
The inclusion of humorous touches, like lookalike figures and talking trading cards, is another key point.
McDonald’s “McDelivery, please” — During Gaming / During a MovieUm
This commercial showcases, through Ano’s presence, that with McDelivery you can enjoy delicious McDonald’s food even when you can’t go outside.
It conveys that you can easily order with your smartphone as long as one hand is free—whether you’re focused on a game or watching videos with friends.
The scenes of her smiling in a colorful room are also memorable, clearly communicating the excitement that comes from great taste.
It’s a spot that emphasizes convenience and speed, highlighting that it doesn’t disturb others.
Mizkan Good Things Vinegar: “Sauce That Works Hard for Your Health” (Version)Kenichi Endo, um, Natsu Ando
This commercial promotes how the Ii Koto-su vinegar series deliciously supports your health, featuring Kenichi Endo, Ano, and Natsu Ando.
Although the storyline shows them eating fried foods despite presumably having health concerns, it conveys that the Ii Koto-su sauce helps mitigate that.
From the expressions of the three, you can sense the satisfaction of being able to enjoy their favorite foods in a healthier way and how their hearts feel healthier too.
It also clearly depicts the health-supporting ingredients and effects, conveying a sense of safety and trust.
LIFE CARD “LaLaLa Life” Version / “Itadakimasu” VersionUm
This commercial promotes the reassurance that comes with Life Card and how it provides everything you need for everyday life.
In it, Ano-san seems to speak to viewers through song about Life Card, clearly conveying its wide range of uses.
The unique atmosphere of the visuals is also a key point: the footage moves like a pendulum from side to side, centered on the neck, creating a mysterious vibe.
Despite the uncanny imagery, there are few changes on screen, giving the impression that the focus is on letting the audience really listen to the song.