Summary of Biore commercials. Also note the star-studded cast.
Biore is a skincare brand developed by Kao.
Biore offers products such as facial cleansers, makeup removers, and lotions for women, and also features various sub-brands like Biore u, which focuses on hand soaps and body washes, and Men’s Biore for men.
In this article, we’ll introduce a range of Biore-related commercials all at once.
Many of these commercials feature popular actors, so be sure to pay attention to the cast as you watch.
Let’s dive in and see what kinds of commercials there are!
- Commercial songs for Kao Biore. From popular tie-in tracks to original songs.
- A roundup of Kao commercials featuring a wide range of everyday products. The star-studded cast is also a hot topic!
- A roundup of buzzworthy commercials featuring Ai Mamiya. A comprehensive introduction to both old and new ones.
- A collection of cosmetics commercials: captivating beauty ads featuring stunning visuals.
- NIVEA commercials: A gentle collection of ads introducing skincare products
- A collection of commercials featuring Haru. A compilation of ads highlighting her transparent, fresh charm.
- A Shiseido commercial. A recommended ad featuring a lineup of popular actresses.
- A collection of commercials featuring Aya Omasa. Her cool beauty is captivating!
- The Nishitan Clinic commercial: its ultra-star-studded cast is the main draw!
- A roundup of Kanebo commercials. The cool visuals featuring popular actors are the main draw.
- Shampoo commercials: A roundup of popular products’ ads from each manufacturer
- Compilation of Attack commercials: a collection of ads featuring star-studded casts
- Essential commercials: A compilation of commercials for the hair care brand by Kao.
Biore commercials roundup: Spotlight on the star-studded casting (21–30)
Kao Biore “Biore × Kishin Shinoyama” VersionNana Eikura
This song used in Kao’s Bioré web commercial, Spitz’s “Ai no Shirushi,” was originally released in 1998 as PUFFY’s sixth single.
Although many people strongly associate the song with PUFFY’s performance, it was written and composed by Spitz’s Masamune Kusano, and his self-cover version was featured as the CM song.
It’s a pop yet laid-back track, and you can’t help but think it’s just like Kusano to make a male vocal sound this cute.
Kao Biore Facial Cleansing FoamSaori Yagi
Here is the Kao Biore facial cleanser commercial featuring Saori Yagi.
Saori Yagi has appeared in the Kao Biore commercial series since 1986.
The song is “75% no Koibito” (“75% Lover”), sung by Yagi herself and released in 1987.
This commercial series marked her acting debut and became a stepping stone to numerous TV dramas and films—her breakout work, so to speak.
Facial cleanser commercials have always maintained a timeless freshness, no matter how many years pass.
It’s a wonderful commercial and song that showcase the cutting edge of the 1980s.
Summary of Biore commercials. Also noteworthy for the star-studded cast (31–40)
Kao Men’s Biore THE FACE ‘I love it so much I don’t want to lend it’ versionMasaki Suda, Kai Inowaki
This commercial conveys the appeal of Men’s Biore THE FACE through the interaction between Masaki Suda and Kai Inowaki and the way they pause to think.
When Inowaki asks to borrow a face wash, Suda finds himself not wanting to lend Men’s Biore THE FACE.
In the end, the fact that he tells a lie also communicates his deep affection.
The song playing in the background of this everyday, casual exchange is “Ievan Polkka,” a traditional Finnish polka.
The polka’s light, buoyant rhythm heightens the fun and, layered with the visuals, also seems to express a sense of relaxation.
Haru
Just hearing that Colonel Bogey is used in a Bioré commercial doesn’t really give you a clear picture of what it’s like, does it? In this Kao Bioré Marshmallow Whip ad featuring actress Haru, they use a very softly arranged version of Colonel Bogey.
By significantly lowering the BPM of that melody and having children sing it, they’ve created a very fluffy feel.
It’s a slightly unusual combination, but it ends up perfectly matching the product’s image.
In conclusion
We’ve introduced Biore commercials and the CM songs featured in them all at once. There were all kinds of commercials—those with star-studded casts, ones with cute animation, and others with clever, humorous direction. As for the CM songs, a wide range was used, from original tracks made for the commercials to popular songs from Japan and abroad. I hope you were able to find the commercial or CM song you were looking for in this article.