[Funny Commercials] Hilarious! Memorable Ads
When you watch TV or go online, the commercials you see almost every day have diversified along with the times, and even short ads have increasingly become enjoyable as standalone works.
The ones that tend to get people talking are, of course, the funny commercials.
Whether it’s a spot featuring comedians that makes you burst out laughing, one that surprises you with unexpected casting, or one whose out-of-left-field ideas and direction draw you in, the variations are endless.
In this article, we’ll introduce lots of those entertaining commercials!
We’ll cover a wide range, from recent ads to timeless classics, so enjoy!
Funny commercials [June 2025] (1–10)
U-Mare 2026 TV CommercialNEW!

This commercial draws viewers in by showing two people feeling and pondering what’s been placed on a table, leveraging the intrigue created by not making it clear what’s being promoted.
As they keep touching it, they realize it’s a light fixture, and then share their candid impressions of the light—this progression creates a distinctive world-building.
The film is directed by Tenjiku Kawahara, and its surreal tone—aligned with his comedic style—sets up a pathway that makes viewers want to look up what kind of company it is.
Open House “Lots of Properties” EditionNEW!Succhi, Tamayo Shimada

This commercial features Yoshimoto Shinkigeki’s Succhi and Tamayo Shimada lively conveying that you might find a property that matches your wishes with Open House.
They show off a light-footed dance on a platform, and the situation of singing about the appeal of Open House amid all that creates a comedic touch.
Rather than focusing on detailed information, it’s a CM that emphasizes a fun atmosphere, aiming mainly to highlight the excitement that’s there.
Coca-Cola Fanta “Class 3-L: Mr. Bubble” VersionNEW!

This is a series set in a “Fanta Academy,” depicting students being tossed around by teachers with uniquely quirky worldviews.
This time, Mr.
Bubble appears in Class 3-L, conducting Japanese lessons using expressions reminiscent of the bubble era.
He casually employs industry jargon that flips word order, and the students can’t keep up—only to be marked wrong and corrected—creating a comically unreasonable dynamic.
As they drink Fanta to vent their frustrations, the ad still makes sure to highlight the drink’s refreshing taste.
Nissin Foods Tigers Campaign “Are you gonna cheer the strongest or what?”NEW!Sutchi, Hiroshi Yoshida

This commercial features Yoshimoto Shinkigeki’s Suchii and Hiroshi Yoshida introducing a campaign where purchasing Nissin products gives you a chance to win Hanshin Tigers merchandise.
The item highlighted here is a bead cushion shaped like a jet balloon, and Suchii’s reactions clearly emphasize its sleep-inducing softness.
The two also showcase their gags using the bead cushion, creating a lively, comedic atmosphere with their dynamic back-and-forth.
Lotte Coolish “Instant Refreshment” versionNEW!Jesse

This commercial conveys how Lotte’s Coolish is perfect for the hot season, expressing its refreshing feel through Jessie’s reactions.
The key point is Jessie’s response after drinking Coolish to beat the heat, and the unique development where he dashes down the road comically depicts the speed at which the refreshment permeates the body.
Using T-SQUARE’s “TRUTH” to enhance the sense of speed is also important, as the music underscores the momentum of the visuals.
The comedic touches are sprinkled throughout, such as the melody “singing” the taste of vanilla, making it a video packed with playful elements in many parts.
UHA Mikakuto Kororo “Idol Matsuko” VersionNEW!Matsuko Deluxe

This commercial features Matsuko Deluxe appearing as an idol in a setting reminiscent of old music shows, conveying the appeal of Cororo through a spoken intro leading up to the first note.
From the image quality to the costumes, every detail firmly evokes a classic music program.
Yet it ends with the moment freezing on her expression right before she starts singing, creating a comical mood.
The video stops with her mouth wide open at the instant of the first note, and that expression is sure to make you laugh.
ENEOS Electricity “New Life Switch Campaign: Savings and Peace of Mind” EditionNEW!Nakayama Kinnikun

This is a commercial that speaks to people worried about expenses in their new lives, highlighting the savings of the ENEOS Electricity New Life Switching Campaign.
Alongside explanatory narration, comedian Nakayama Kinnikun appears, and his muscle-flexing presence also conveys a sense of reassurance.
Being surrounded by beaming smiles and energetically called out to—actions that don’t seem directly related to the plan details—adds a comedic touch.


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