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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.

A compilation of commercials featuring Mana Ashida. Introducing the latest and past commercials (31–40)

SUZUKI “Free Vehicle Inspection” EditionMana Ashida

Free Vehicle Inspection Web Commercial - 15 Seconds

This is a commercial announcing Suzuki’s free vehicle inspection offered from June to September.

It also features Mana Ashida, who appears in other Suzuki commercials, introducing that professional mechanics will perform a 15-point check.

Services like this make it reassuring to drive, don’t they?

Easy Smartphone 2 “One Easy Smartphone, please” versionMana Ashida, Tomio Umezawa, Futenyan

Mana Ashida’s adorable shop clerk delivers “god-tier service,” making Tomio Umezawa melt! Y!mobile’s new TV commercial “Easy Smartphone, please!” and behind-the-scenes footage

This is a commercial for the “Kantan Smartphone 2,” available from Y!mobile.

Mana Ashida plays a store clerk who persuades customers aged 60 and over to buy the “Kantan Smartphone 2,” with Tomio Umezawa giving a great performance as one such customer.

Futenyan, who teasingly throws the line “It’s easy” at Umezawa—who’s all too easily swayed—is absolutely adorable.

Whether it’s SoftBank’s dog who plays the father or Futenyan, animal characters are indeed soothing and have a strong presence, don’t they?

Japanese Red Cross Society “The Road Continues” / “Sustainable” / “The First Pass”Mana Ashida

Mana Ashida speaks quietly yet powerfully: “It’s easy to leave it to someone else—but who is ‘someone’?” New Japan Red Cross commercial released

Mana Ashida appears in a Japanese Red Cross Society blood donation public awareness commercial.

The ad carries a message urging not “someone,” but “you yourself” to take the first step, and many people may have been reminded of the importance of participating in blood donation after watching it.

SBI Securities “FROM ZERO ” VersionMana Ashida

[CM] FROM ZERO <Development Version> 30-sec Ver.

This commercial featuring Mana Ashida is an SBI Securities ad that conveys the message of thinking about investing from scratch from the customer’s perspective.

Titled “FROM ZERO,” the series powerfully expresses SBI Securities’ commitment to engaging sincerely with investments and with its customers.

JX Metals ‘JX Kyun-zoku (Everyday Life)’ VersionMana Ashida

JX Metals TV commercial “JX Kyun-zoku (Everyday Life)” 30-second version

This is a JX Metals commercial where Mana Ashida is gazing at a night view when Copper-kun, the copper fairy mascot, appears.

Copper-kun earnestly emphasizes that copper is essential to our daily lives.

When Ms.

Ashida says, “Copper is amazing!” he blushes bright red and gets embarrassed.

It’s a memorable ad featuring Ms.

Ashida’s smile and the cute Copper-kun.

Compilation of commercials featuring Mana Ashida. Introducing the latest and past commercials (41–50)

SUZUKI Spacia “Next Door Is Spacia: Driver Assistance” VersionMana Ashida, Tasuku Emoto, Emma Miyazawa, Riko Suzuki

Spacia TV commercial: “Next Door Is Spacia – Driving Assistance” version

A Suzuki commercial shows the three-person family of Tasuku Emoto, Emma Miyazawa, and Rinko Suzuki heading out together with Mana Ashida in the new Spacia.

Miyazawa explains the newly equipped driver-assistance feature that automatically keeps the car centered in its lane.

In the latter half of the ad, when Suzuki says she’s scared of the suspension bridge, Ashida gently reassures her, saying, “As long as we stay centered in the lane, we’ll be fine!”—neatly tying the story together.

Y!mobile “Parent and Child, It’s All Good” Version

Mana Ashida becomes Bakabon in a sailor uniform! With Degawa and Ryusei Yokohama, “Shee!” New Y!mobile student discount TV commercial: “It’s fine as parent and child!” version

This is Y!mobile’s “Y!mobile Student Discount” commercial titled “Oyako de Ii no da” (“It’s Fine as Parent and Child”).

It’s a parody of the theme song of the manga Tensei Bakabon with rewritten lyrics.

Tetsuro Degawa appears as the parent, dressed like Bakabon’s Papa, while child actress Mana Ashida sports Bakabon’s signature spiral cheek marks.

Ryusei Yokohama also appears in a school uniform.

Futenyan, Y!mobile’s mascot, shows up too, transforming into “Nyarome” partway through, and even the “Rerere-no-Ojisan” pops up in the background, making it a fun commercial.