Commercials by Coca-Cola Japan: A collection of ads for popular products like Coke and I LOHAS.
Japan Coca-Cola Co.
handles a wide range of popular products, including Coca-Cola, I Lohas, Aquarius, and Sokenbicha.
In this article, we’ll showcase a selection of commercials from Japan Coca-Cola all at once!
Many of Japan Coca-Cola’s commercials feature popular actors and artists, so there are probably many people keeping an eye on them.
We’ve gathered commercials not only for Coca-Cola but also for various other products, spanning different eras.
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Commercials from Coca-Cola Japan. A collection of popular product ads like Coca-Cola and I LOHAS (1–10)
Japan Coca-Cola Real Gold “Excellent Work: Office” VersionRika Izumi
In this commercial, Rika Izumi appears as a boss who’s good at giving praise, showcasing Real Gold’s commitment to supporting motivation through her interactions with her subordinate.
When a subordinate is working with a gloomy expression, the boss tells them that their proposal is perfect.
The change in their expression conveys a boost in motivation.
Focusing on the idea that being praised sparks motivation, the ad expresses Real Gold’s desire to support drinkers in the same way.
The lighting effects are striking, and the visuals convey a powerful, determined attitude.
Japan Coca-Cola Karada Meguri Cha Advance “#BurningFat” VersionRika Izumi
This commercial promotes the launch of Karada Meguri-cha Advance and explains how it helps burn fat.
With Rika Izumi set against beautiful scenery, the refreshing visuals also evoke the drink’s crisp, invigorating taste.
It clearly discusses which ingredients are included and how gentle they are on the body.
The overall calm tone conveys a strong impression that it’s kind to your body and supports a healthy lifestyle.
Coca-Cola Coca-Cola “Wanna kochiru after school? That ver.”Um
This commercial promotes how perfectly cola pairs with chicken by showing Ano and her friends having a great time together.
With a cola in one hand and chicken in the other, she alternates between the two, smiling and conveying the deliciousness in a straightforward way.
The red-and-white color scheme, reminiscent of Coca-Cola, also heightens the sense of excitement.
They even coin the term “kochiru” to describe the cola-and-chicken combo, and Ano’s light, catchy original song using that word leaves a strong impression.
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Coca-Cola Kōchakaden “Cold Day” VersionYusei Yagi
It’s a commercial that makes you crave a warm bottle of Kocha Kaden in the crisp, chilly air.
Yusei Yagi from FANTASTICS from EXILE TRIBE speaks to the camera, saying, “When it’s cold, warm up with hot Kocha Kaden.” Set against a wintry scene with softly falling snow, he drinks the warm Kocha Kaden, and you can feel not only his body but also his heart being warmed.
Coca-Cola Canada Dry Ginger Ale “No. 1 Ginger Ale” Version
As the year draws to a close, parties like Christmas gatherings and year-end celebrations become more frequent.
This commercial aired to match that season.
Alongside cheerful footage of everyone toasting together, it highlights the appeal of ginger ale’s not-too-sweet taste.
As you can see from the visuals, its sparkling appearance also lifts your spirits.
The bright song used as the CM’s BGM is a cover of YUKI’s classic “Hello Goodbye” performed by Kinami.
With an arrangement that emphasizes the off-beat more than the original, it adds extra groove and fits perfectly with a party-themed commercial.
Coca-Cola Kocha Kaden “Aftertaste Three Seconds Later” VersionYusei Yagi
This commercial gently conveys the warmth and comfort imbued in Royal Milk Tea by Gogo-no-Kocha, as expressed by Yusei Yagi.
The title ‘Afterglow in 3 Seconds’ is also an important point, expressing a warmth that slowly permeates the body.
Because it’s juxtaposed with wintry, chilly visuals, the warmth you feel when drinking it stands out even more.
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.