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

“Here, together” – Lies EditionEri Fukatsu, Lily Franky

Daiwa House Commercial 'Together Here' Lies Version (90 seconds)

This is the “Lie” episode from the commercial series “Here, Together,” in which Lily Franky and Eri Fukatsu play a married couple.

They’re both busy with work, and one day the husband comes home having found a kitten.

The wife diligently cares for the kitten.

As they chat about how the kitten is gradually getting livelier, it’s revealed that the kitten was actually a gift from the husband to cheer up his downcast wife.

The fact that his little lie is already seen through adds to the gentle, touching feel of this commercial and makes you think they’re a lovely couple.

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D-Room “Greeting the Father” EditionJuri Ueno, Masahiro Higashide, Jun Kunimura

Nice CM: Daiwa House D-room — Juri Ueno, Masahiro Higashide, Jun Kunimura “Greeting the Father” Version

This is the D-room security rental series commercial titled “Greeting the Father,” featuring Juri Ueno.

This time, the star-studded cast includes Masahiro Higashide as the boyfriend and Jun Kunimura as the father.

Nervously greeting her father, the boyfriend declares, “I will definitely protect her,” but is immediately brushed off by the father.

The twist is that she is protected not by the boyfriend or the father, but by the apartment’s security system.

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RenovationKoji Yakusho, Shinobu Otake

[CM] Daiwa House

This is the first Daiwa House commercial from 2019.

In this ad, Koji Yakusho runs around in a spacesuit, fleeing from a monster.

In the middle of all that, he gets a call from his wife.

No matter how much he tells her how busy he is, she doesn’t get it and happily keeps talking about remodeling.

Maybe that’s how a lot of dads feel out there (lol).

As for the “wife on the phone,” her identity was kept secret when the commercial first aired, and Daiwa House even ran a campaign asking, “Whose voice is Koji Yakusho talking to on the phone?” It was later revealed that it was Shinobu Otake.

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Yoimachi Jēn

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xevo Σ “Husband’s True Feelings” VersionYutaka Takenouchi, Yuko Nakamura

CM Daiwa House High Ceiling XevoΣ Hiroshi Takeuchi 30s 1440×810 H.264

A Daiwa House commercial for the high-ceilinged home “xevoΣ (Xevo Sigma)” that makes you chuckle even though Yutaka Takenouchi usually has a very serious image.

It starts with a very bright, ideal-family vibe.

But little by little, we come to understand the inner feelings of the husband, Yutaka Takenouchi—that he actually loves low ceilings and cramped spaces.

It’s a series of commercials where his smiling face contrasts with the gloomy darkness spreading in his heart, which only makes it all the more comical.

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xevo Σ “Wife’s True Feelings” VersionYutaka Takenouchi, Yuko Nakamura

Two Commercials Starring Yutaka Takenouchi – Daiwa House: “The Husband’s True Feelings” and “The Wife’s True Feelings”

In a spacious home, a happy family is enjoying a laid-back holiday, with the kids bouldering on a wall—what a wonderful house.

This commercial showcases Yutaka Takeuchi’s great dad vibes.

The standout feature is the high ceilings and open space, but in fact, the husband secretly prefers tight, low-ceilinged, cozy spaces—something he hides from his wife.

The twist is that she actually knows all about it.

The subtly surreal and humorous direction is a highlight to watch.

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xevo Σ “You too?” versionYutaka Takenouchi, Yuko Nakamura, Akihiro Kakuta (Tokyo 03)

Daiwa House Open House

A commercial in which Yutaka Takenouchi and Yuko Nakamura play a married couple, and Akihiro Kakuta from the comedy trio Tokyo 03 shows up at their home, posing as a visitor for an open house and playing a friend of Takenouchi.

The setup that Takenouchi’s character used to love cramped spaces is pretty funny! Kakuta, like Takenouchi, isn’t exactly enthusiastic about living in a big house.

So why did Kakuta come to the open house—why did he come to their place at all? Takenouchi grows suspicious.

At the end Kakuta says, “Nice house,” but his expression is rather dark…

What does that look really mean? Jealousy? Disappointment that they weren’t kindred spirits after all? It’s a fun commercial that lets you enjoy all sorts of interpretations.

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SAKI

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Family Portraits #2: The “Budding” ChapterRyuya Wakaba, Honoka Murakami

[TVCM] Family Ensemble #2 “Budding” (60 seconds)

This is one installment in a series that portrays the many forms a family can take, and the trust and love that accumulate within them.

This time, it depicts a young couple who are both stage actors, expressing each other’s feelings through the lens of their daily lives.

You can sense how they gradually deepen their trust as a family by overcoming the obstacles in front of them little by little.

The structure, which seems to contrast lines from a play with real emotions, is also striking, and it feels as though both the theater and their married life rouse the strength to keep living.

It conveys a positive, strong resolve that calls on them to support one another and move forward together.

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kappamaki

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