Local commercials from Fukuoka Prefecture. Memorable local ads.
When you hear “commercials from Fukuoka Prefecture,” what phrases or melodies pop into your head?Those distinctive jingle-like tunes and striking visuals that locals can’t help but hum along to.In fact, Fukuoka has plenty of local commercials that may not be known nationwide but are deeply etched in the memories of its residents.In this article, we’ll introduce a rich selection of commercials connected to Fukuoka Prefecture!Whether you’re soaking in nostalgia or getting captivated by a commercial you’re seeing for the first time, enjoy!
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Local commercials from Fukuoka Prefecture. Memorable local ads (1–10)
Okuma Bag Shop
This is a commercial that introduces Okuma Bag Shop, which sells products like randoseru backpacks, while also conveying the excitement that randoseru bring.
The main focus is on children who need these backpacks, and their smiles express a desire to support a fun school life.
The overlap with an animation featuring a rabbit also helps highlight Okuma Bag Shop’s rabbit logo, which is a nice touch.
Ito King Hakata Amabi
This is a commercial introducing Hakata Amabi, developed by Ito King, a processing and sales shop for Amaou strawberries from Fukuoka Prefecture.
In a period-drama-like atmosphere, it depicts a woman who comes to buy Hakata Amabi, expressing its irresistibly delicious taste through what she does next.
The content conveys that it’s so good you end up eating too much and that it’s a flavor you’ll want to buy again and again.
snow rabbit
This is a commercial that introduces Tsukimi Foods’ Hakata confection “Yuki Usagi” through a gentle, soothing animation.
A white rabbit appears in a snowy landscape and leads you into a warm space where flowers bloom, creating a mysterious worldview.
The soft feel of the visuals and music evokes the tenderness of Yuki Usagi and its mild, comforting flavor.
Local commercials from Fukuoka Prefecture: memorable regional ads (11–20)
Hakata Kasyō Saemon Hakata Burabura
Hakata Burabura is known for its unique look, with gyuhi wrapped in Hokkaido-grown adzuki bean paste.
It’s a famous confection sold by Hakata Kasho Saemon since 1972, and it’s likely quite familiar to people in Fukuoka Prefecture.
In the commercial, the mascot character that also appears on the packaging makes an appearance.
The footage of the character—said to be modeled after the parasol floats of Hakata Dontaku—dancing leaves a powerful impression, doesn’t it?
Hakata Torimon
Hakata Torimon is arguably the most famous souvenir from Fukuoka Prefecture.
It’s one of the commercials you often see within the prefecture, isn’t it? Featuring characters from the manga “Hakatakko Junjo” and its author, Hosei Hasegawa, it’s brimming with Fukuoka flavor.
The sweet and slightly bittersweet exchanges between the characters are enough to make your heart skip a beat—it’s a wonderful commercial.
Takayama Pawnshop
A commercial for Takayama Pawnshop, which operates stores in the Kyushu region.
The mascot character, Kaito-ri-kun, appears and highlights their strength of being able to buy items at higher prices than other stores.
The background music features the familiar melody used in Takayama Pawnshop’s commercials, and many people have likely heard a version of this melody with lyrics as well.
Shingu Cemetery
This footage showing someone visiting a cemetery by motorcycle is an introductory commercial for Shingu Cemetery in Shingu Town, Fukuoka Prefecture.
Despite being only about 30 minutes from Fukuoka City, the video conveys that it’s a tranquil cemetery surrounded by nature.
And above all, the standout feature of this commercial is that Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi performs the CM song.
Unlike his usual wild vibe, his pure and straightforward singing voice leaves a strong impression.