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Nissin Cup Noodles commercials: A roundup of buzzworthy ads featuring outlandish, over-the-top direction.

Nissin Cup Noodles, a classic product that’s practically synonymous with instant ramen, is something many people have probably tried at least once.

In this article, we’ll be introducing some of those familiar Cup Noodles commercials!

When it comes to Nissin Cup Noodles ads, their defining feature is definitely their over-the-top, outlandish direction.

Sometimes you might even think, “Isn’t this going a bit too far?”—but that bold approach is what makes them so entertaining, and they’ve got lots of fans.

We’ve gathered a bunch of commercials that have aired over the years, so take this opportunity to check them out again.

Nissin Cup Noodles commercial. A roundup of buzzworthy, wild productions in the must-see ads (61–70)

Nissin Foods Cup Noodles “Attack on Mystery Meat” Edition

“Pour in the boiling water!” Officially sanctioned forbidden collab video ‘Attack on Titan’ x ‘Cup Noodles’ released: Web video ‘Attack on the Mystery Meat’

A collaboration commercial with the popular anime Attack on Titan.

Released online on June 11, 2018 as a web-only video for Cup Noodles Smoky Chili Soy Sauce featuring “rare mystery meat.” It shows the Survey Corps members like Eren and Levi acting completely differently from usual—wielding a fork and a kettle as they drive out the mystery meat.

It’ll give you a little chuckle!

Nissin Foods Cup Noodles NO BORDER “Hope” Version

Nissin Cup Noodles “NO BORDER” Hope Version 60s

This is a commercial from 2004 that makes viewers reflect on global social issues.

In a certain overseas city, Cup Noodles are lined up in a row to mark the boundary with a neighboring area, and people live their lives without crossing that line.

However, toward the end of the commercial, a boy picks up one of the Cup Noodles forming the boundary and breaks the line, and in the climax, he is shown eating Cup Noodles together with a man who had been on the other side.

The background music for the commercial features Mr.Children’s “Tagatame.” With lyrics that prompt us to think about world peace, the song pairs perfectly with the commercial’s narrative.

Nissin Foods ‘Cup Noodles You Eat in a Bowl: “Super Convenient”’ (version)

Cup Noodles Commercial: “Eat from a Bowl – Super Convenient” (30 seconds)

This is a commercial that catchily showcases the situations where the Cup Noodles “bowl-to-eat” series shines.

It opens by voicing a consumer concern—“I never know when I’m supposed to eat Cup Noodles in a bowl”—and then presents specific recommended occasions, such as for breakfast, a snack, or as a soup dish alongside a meal.

It’s very easy to understand, and the appearance of the bowl character also adds a sense of friendliness.

Nissin Foods Cup Noodles “HUNGRY K” Version

Nissin Foods Cup Noodles HUNGRY-K version 60 seconds

Airing from December 31, 2017, this commercial features professional tennis player Kei Nishikori during a season when he was plagued by injuries and steadily continued his training.

It portrays him as having a hungrier spirit than any other player as he works toward a comeback.

The music was provided by audioforce from Berlin, a regular in the commercial song scene.

Nissin Foods Cup Noodles This one-of-a-kind flavor in the world “GLAY” version

Cup Noodles Parody Song CM, Volume 3 — GLAY “HOWEVER” (30-second version)

It was released in 1997 as GLAY’s 12th single.

The song became GLAY’s first million-selling hit, and it sparked a streak in which their next five singles also sold over a million copies.

Since August 25, 2010, it has been used in Nissin Foods’ Cup Noodles commercials.

Nissin Foods Cup Noodles This flavor is one-of-a-kind in the world: “MISIA” Edition

This flavor is one of a kind in the world. MISIA version_mpeg2video.mpg

This is a parody version, created specifically for this commercial, of a famous MISIA song that is widely used and loved in various contexts.

The original song has been covered by many artists across different dramas and generations, but this parody, like the original, features a beautiful, soaring vocal performance that is in no way inferior to MISIA’s own rendition.

In conclusion

We’ve introduced a roundup of Cup Noodles commercials and the songs used in them. Cup Noodles ads have long been known for their bold, quirky direction. They range from laugh-out-loud funny to ones that draw you in and make you watch closely. The background music also features popular tracks from both Japan and abroad, so there were probably some songs that caught your attention. Take this opportunity to watch the Cup Noodles commercials carefully and enjoy them all over again.