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[Ayataka Commercials] Popular and Historic Ads Compilation [2026]
Ayataka, a bottled green tea beloved by many.
Its TV commercials are also memorable, featuring a wide range of actors and artists over the years.
The visuals that evoke the taste of carefully brewed tea have stayed in the minds of many viewers.
Many people may be wondering, “What kinds of commercials are there?” or “Who has appeared in them over the years, and what are they about?” In this article, we introduce the features of Ayataka’s commercials and the spots that have aired so far, including their cast and the music used.
Take this opportunity to take a closer look at Ayataka’s commercials.
[Ayataka Commercials] Popular and All-Time Commercials Summary [2026] (1–10)
Coca-Cola Ayataka Onigiri Cafeteria Ayatakaya “Aya Chamaru Appears” VersionMoka Kamishiraishi
This commercial promotes how perfectly Ayataka’s delicious taste pairs with rice balls, conveyed through interactions between Moka Kamishiraishi, who works at a rice-ball shop, and a character who appears there.
The character Aya-Chamaru shows up to a customer trying to buy a rice ball and talks about how well it goes with Ayataka.
With expressions of joy when the customer buys Ayataka together, the overall tone is bright, evoking an image of Ayataka’s refreshing and calming flavor.
Coca-Cola Ayataka “A Sip, A Breath. ‘Outing’” versionHikaru Utada
This commercial showcases how Ayataka gently supports the little outings in everyday life, conveyed through the presence of Hikaru Utada.
The theme of the ad is “Hitokuchi, Hitoiki” (A Sip, A Breath), expressing a wish for people to enjoy calm, relaxing days, set against bright, uplifting scenery.
The music that further highlights the gentle atmosphere portrayed in the visuals is Hikaru Utada’s “Mine or Yours.” With its gentle impression and easygoing rhythm, the song—vocals included—conveys a sense of relaxation through its overall composition.
Coca-Cola Ayataka: “Actually, that was Ayataka. Koken Tetsu” versionRiho Yoshioka, Koh Kentetsu
The Ayataka commercial featuring actress Riho Yoshioka and culinary expert Koh Kentetsu leaves a strong impression with how much fun they seem to be having.
In the ad, Yoshioka is astonished by the dish Koh Kentetsu prepared, while Koh Kentetsu is surprised by how delicious Ayataka is.
The phrase “goes well with rice,” which Koh Kentetsu says, is expressed throughout the entire commercial.
Coca-Cola Ayataka “Shall we have some tea? At home” versionNEW!Takeru Satoh
Hikaru Utada’s “Pappa Paradise,” released in 2026, is a song that brightly portrays the joy of everyday life.
Centered on the piano, it features a buoyant melody that stands out and conveys a strong sense of fun.
The lyrics express the anticipation of pleasures to come, and also include an encouraging message for people doing their best each day.
As a commercial song, it was used in an Ayataka tea ad featuring Takeru Satoh, gently speaking to the importance of moments of calm.
Coca-Cola Ayataka Onigiri Dining Ayatakaya ‘Okaka Onigiri’ EditionMoka Kamishiraishi
This is an Ayataka commercial set in a rice ball diner run by Moka Kamishiraishi.
The bonito-flake rice balls she makes look incredibly delicious and leave a strong impression.
And right next to these appetizing rice balls is a bottle of Ayataka.
It really conveys that this tea pairs perfectly with meals.
Coca-Cola Ayataka: “A Sip, A Breath. ‘Work’” editionHikaru Utada
This commercial, which shows Hikaru Utada working on songwriting, is Ayataka’s “A Sip, A Breath.
‘Work’” edition.
It depicts her writing lyrics in a relaxed mood, surrounded by equipment and accompanied by a bottle of Ayataka.
The background music features Mine or Yours, a song written specifically for this ad.
With its laid-back tempo, it’s a track that lets you fully savor Utada’s clear, translucent vocals.
Coca-Cola Ayataka: Go at Your Own Rhythm – ‘Oji Suzuka’ VersionOji Suzuka
It’s a commercial that feels like a slice of everyday life for Oji Suzuka, with Ayataka by his side, built around the theme “Go at your own rhythm.” Ayataka appears not only at mealtimes but also during travel scenes, clearly conveying that you can easily enjoy its authentic umami.
Elevating the atmosphere even further is Hikaru Utada’s “traveling (Re-Recording).” It’s a newly recorded version of the 2001 track “traveling,” included on the 2024 best-of album SCIENCE FICTION.
While preserving the original’s cyber, floating feel, it gives the impression of bringing the rhythm even more to the fore.