Compilation of commercials featuring Mana Ashida. Introducing the latest ads as well as her past appearances.
Mana Ashida, who has appeared in dramas such as “Mother” and “Marumo’s Rules,” has been active as a popular child actress.
Since then, she has continued to appear in a variety of films and dramas—as well as variety shows—and has gained popularity not only as an actress but also as a TV personality.
Mana Ashida has also appeared in numerous commercials, so you often see her on TV.
In this article, we’ll introduce all the commercials Mana Ashida has appeared in.
We’ve gathered everything from classic, familiar commercials to her latest ones, so please take a look.
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Suntory Green Tea Iyemon: “Iyemon Club — In summer, is barley tea better than green tea?” edition.Masahiro Motoki, Daikichi Hakata (Hakata Hanamaru and Daikichi), Atsuto Uchida, Mana Ashida
When Atsuto Uchida said, “Isn’t barley tea better than green tea in summer?”, Hanamaru agreed, saying, “I was thinking the same.” But then, when Mana Ashida and Masahiro Motoki joined them and the four all took a sip of Iyemon at once, everyone started drinking it down enthusiastically.
Uchida then declared, “Iyemon in summer? I’m in!” Seeing him polish off an entire plastic bottle in one go, you can almost imagine that refreshing flavor that’s perfect for the season!
Y!mobile ‘No matter how old you get’ VersionMana Ashida, Tetsurou Degawa, Eiko Koike
In a Y!mobile commercial, they promote that domestic calls are free for people aged 60 and over.
The ad is a live-action adaptation of Fujio Akatsuka’s gag manga “Genius Bakabon,” with Tetsurō Degawa as Papa, Eiko Koike as Mama, and Mana Ashida as Bakabon.
Because the calls are free, Degawa keeps phoning to say “I love you, no da,” and while Koike cautions him not to call so often, her expression shows she’s actually pleased.
Calbee Potato Chips: “Three Delicious Flavors, Only from Calbee”Mana Ashida
Mana Ashida introduces three types of potato chips while actually eating them.
In the commercial, in addition to regular potato chips, thick-cut and ultra-thin versions appear, and Ashida tries each one.
The differences in texture are expressed through the distinct “crunch!” sounds when she takes a bite, which likely made many viewers’ mouths water.
Combined with the familiar sound logo being sung multiple times, it’s a very memorable commercial.
Suntory Green Tea Iyemon: “Iyemon Club – Does peeling make it tastier?” versionMasahiro Motoki, Daikichi Hakata (Hakata Hanamaru-Daikichi), Yoshino Kimura, Mana Ashida
This commercial, which begins with the question “Does it taste better if you peel it off?”, shows the cast peeling off the Iyemon label.
At the time this ad aired, there was a fortune slip printed on the back of the label.
The smiles on everyone’s faces as they share their fortunes are memorable.
Another key message is that peeling off the label lets you clearly see Iyemon’s beautiful green color, subtly underscoring that it’s a truly authentic tea.
Y!mobile “Invincible Parent and Child” VersionMana Ashida, Tetsurou Degawa, Eiko Koike
In this commercial, created with the theme “Too powerful!”, Mana Ashida and Eiko Koike show off their kung fu as they try to break a board held by Tetsuro Degawa.
Ashida goes for a punch, while Koike aims a flying kick, and they end up launching not just the board but Degawa himself.
The “too powerful” here refers to how strong Y!mobile’s family discount is.
Details of the discount appear at the end of the commercial, so be sure to check it out.
By the way, the familiar background music is the theme song from the film Enter the Dragon.
SBI Insurance’s Cancer Insurance: “SBI Insurance Offers Straightforward Actual-Cost Coverage — Cancer Insurance from a Non-Life Insurance Company”Mana Ashida
This is a commercial that introduces SBI Insurance’s cancer insurance, using concrete figures while also conveying the peace of mind behind the product.
It strongly emphasizes the feature of actual-cost reimbursement, clearly expressing the supportive approach and reassurance that come from not being a fixed-amount plan.
It also covers areas that might otherwise fall outside of coverage, which communicates a strong desire for viewers to consider it as an option.
The gentle smiles of Mana Ashida, who provides the explanation, and of the people receiving it also contribute to an impression of trust and reassurance.
Y!mobile “Waimoba Tongue Twister: Super-Red-Hot New Plan Debut” / “Household Budget Review Operation”Mana Ashida, Tetsurou Degawa, Eiko Koike
This commercial promotes how great a value Y!mobile’s new pricing plan is by showcasing a family, featuring Mana Ashida.
In the scene where they try a tongue twister, they use phrases that list special features and surprises to playfully convey the savings.
In the scene where they review the household budget, it shows that even after cutting various expenses, the plan remains affordable.
The family’s interactions and the expressions they show highlight a comedic tone throughout.