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[Daiwa House Commercials] Popular and All-Time Commercials Summary [2026]

Editor-in-Chief, RAG MUSICHane Keisuke
Editor-in-chief of RAG MUSIC. JFC-certified fact-checker. After working in a music studio and handling wedding sound, joined the RAG MUSIC editorial team in 2016. Experienced with a variety of instruments: marching band in elementary school, clarinet in junior high school wind ensemble, and drums in a band from high school onward. Drawing on my own musical activities and the experience gained through my work, I produce daily articles, including various song introductions, features on music festivals around the country, and live reports. In music, I enjoy not only rock from Japan and abroad but, lately, a wide range of J-pop as well.

Daiwa House commercials have been making waves with a star-studded cast that spans all ages and genders.

Another hallmark is their abundant humor—these ads often catch your eye when you’re watching TV!

In particular, the Daiwaman series and the series featuring Juri Ueno and Tomoya Nakamura as a married couple have been especially popular for being both topical and entertaining.

In this article, we’ll introduce Daiwa House commercials, both old and new.

It’s packed with funny ads you’ll want to watch over and over, so enjoy!

[Daiwa House Commercials] Popular and All-Time Commercials Summary [2026] (1–10)

Yuasa Town: Soy Sauce BoyShinobu Otake

[TV Commercial] Co-creation and Co-existence: “Yuasa Town – Soy Sauce Boy” Edition

The 2014 Daiwa House commercial “Co-Creation, Co-Existence: Yuasa Town Soy Sauce Boy.” Elementary school students visit the oldest soy sauce brewery in Yuasa Town, Arida District, Wakayama Prefecture.

They listen intently and with great curiosity to stories about how their town is the birthplace of soy sauce, the production process of the soy sauce made there, and how it spread nationwide.

You can really feel the importance of passing this on to children.

Shinobu Otake’s narration also fits perfectly.

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“Here, Together” (2020 Edition)Eri Fukatsu, Lily Franky

Daiwa House CM Eri Fukatsu, Lily Franky 'Here, Together 2020' Version

This is the “Here, Together 2020” installment of the popular series of commercials featuring Lily Franky and Eri Fukatsu as a married couple, known for their charming exchange that feels like they’re corresponding by letter.

As always, they speak in a calm, gentle tone, but what makes this one feel a little different is that we catch glimpses of the Tokyo Olympics, which were supposed to be held in 2020.

It seems likely that projects and interviews related to the Olympics had been moving forward.

It’s a lovely commercial that, albeit slowly, lets you feel time moving on.

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Daiwa House D-ROOM “Axis” VersionMasaru Kasamatsu

[TV commercial] D-ROOM — Axis version

In this commercial, Masaru Kasamatsu plays an indecisive man.

It portrays how he just can’t make up his mind, whether in his personal life or at work.

When it comes to choosing a rental property, things get even tougher.

But he reminds himself that it’s important to have a guiding principle, and he chooses Daiwa House’s D-ROOM.

The commercial starts with humorous direction and ends with a line that really hits home, making for a well-crafted piece.

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[Daiwa House Commercials] Popular and Historical Commercials Summary [2026] (11–20)

“Here, Together” First Snow ChapterEri Fukatsu, Lily Franky

Daiwa House commercial: Eri Fukatsu, Lily Franky — “Here Together, First Snow” version

This is the third installment, “First Snow,” of the 2014 TV commercial series “Here Together,” in which Lily Franky and Eri Fukatsu play a married couple.

The series is captivating for the heartfelt dialogue between a slightly sarcastic husband and a wife who speaks gently yet directly.

This time, the wife is away on a business trip overseas, and their conversation happens long-distance.

Despite everything, the tender-hearted husband makes a snowman from the first snowfall that came while his wife was away and hides it in the freezer.

What an adorable gentleman!

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“Here, Together” VersionEri Fukatsu, Lily Franky

Daiwa House Commercial Eri Fukatsu Lily Franky 'Here, Together' Version

A Daiwa House commercial featuring Eri Fukatsu and Lily Franky as a married couple.

The “Here, Together” version begins with the two of them having a quarrel.

As their narration plays, the process of making up unfolds in a back-and-forth between them.

They struggle to apologize honestly and realize they haven’t changed much since they were young…

Yet even as they clash, a feeling wells up at the very end—the desire to keep living here together and make it work.

In this short film, the ad makes you reflect on what marital love is and what it means to live together.

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Daiwa House: This World, “The Beginning” EditionYuriko Yoshitaka, Sosuke Ikematsu

[Corporate TV Commercial] The Other World: “The Beginning” Edition

Upon opening his eyes, Sosuke Ikematsu finds himself reincarnated in another world and in the middle of a wedding with Yuriko Yoshitaka.

As Ikematsu struggles with the sudden reincarnation, Yoshitaka takes the lead, and the two are eventually shown happily running along the coastline.

It’s a striking commercial that evokes the start of a new life in a new Daiwa House home.

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D-Room “Kamen Rider” VersionJuri Ueno, Kamen Rider

Nice CM Daiwa House D-room Juri Ueno “Kamen Rider” version

This is a Daiwa House commercial featuring Juri Ueno alongside generations of Kamen Riders.

As Juri Ueno starts living on her own, she asks the past Kamen Riders to protect her room.

When Kamen Rider No.

1 says, “I must protect the peace of the world…,” Juri shyly asks him to protect her bathroom instead—so cute! The surreal sight of all the Kamen Riders gathered in a stylish café gives the commercial a great vibe.

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