[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!
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Funny Commercials [June 2025] (131–140)
au Value Link Plan “au Global Roaming Unlimited” / “au 5G Fast Lane” / “au Starlink Direct” / “Subscription Plus Points” / “Subscription Plus Points”Takao Osawa
This commercial delivers, with the force of a story’s opening, what features you can use when you join the au Value Link Plan.
As the Celestial Emperor, Takao Osawa presents the plan’s perks as a variety of jeweled treasures, clearly showcasing its functions.
You can feel how comprehensive the plan is—staying connected anywhere and enjoying savings through coupons.
The confident smile with which it’s presented also underscores the strong belief behind the plan.
Art Moving Center – ‘Eco Easy Box’ Service: “If Only It Existed, Art Would Have It” EditionSandwich Man
This is a commercial introducing the Eco-Raku Box, which lets you safely pack items like dishes, clothes, and shoes just by putting them in as they are.
Since there’s no need to wrap items individually, it reduces packing materials, and the Eco-Raku Box itself is reusable, making it environmentally friendly.
Above all, the footage conveys how easy packing is because you can simply place things straight in.
Toward the end of the commercial, Tomizawa turns to Date and says, “We also made a Date-Raku Box,” then presents a matryoshka-like figure that looks just like Date, eliciting a chuckle.
Art Moving Center: Moving with Art ‘Leave-It-To-Us Pack’ EditionSandwich Man
Mr.
Tomizawa, who is planning to move soon, is asked by Mr.
Date whether his moving preparations are going smoothly, to which he replies, “I don’t know where to start.” Mr.
Date then recommends the Art Moving Center’s “Leave-It-To-Us Pack.” He pitches that the staff will handle everything from packing to transport and setup, and Mr.
Tomizawa decides to use the Leave-It-To-Us Pack.
However, in a humorous twist that likely made many people laugh, he misspeaks the service name and says, “Okay, then I’ll go with the ‘Bogus-It-To-Us Pack.’”
Y!mobile “Trailer for Imaginary Masterpieces”
Here is a commercial with a Showa-era film aesthetic that evokes old Hong Kong movies.
It’s amusing that even the mobile phones are older models to match the vintage feel, yet the content also works as a kind of modern satire with a clever touch.
The key parts are presented in a way that Japanese speakers can grasp the nuances, which is another fun aspect.
Y!mobile “Trailer for Imaginary Masterpieces”
Here is a commercial with a Showa-era film aesthetic that evokes old Hong Kong movies.
It’s amusing that even the mobile phones are older models to match the vintage feel, yet the content also works as a kind of modern satire with a clever touch.
The key parts are presented in a way that Japanese speakers can grasp the nuances, which is another fun aspect.
Amazon Every day keeps turning. “Rain Romance” edition
This is a drama-style commercial that comically showcases Amazon’s convenience.
It shows a man and a woman embracing in the rain, but remarkably, the woman is ordering mascara and socks on Amazon on her smartphone while hugging him.
In the next scene, she’s shown receiving the items delivered to her home, clearly expressing the ease and speed of the service.
The tagline, “Every day keeps moving,” perfectly matches the CM’s direction and is truly outstanding.
Shibaura Machine: “ALWAYS Shibaura Machine” Part 3Hiroshi Abe, Ayumu Nakajima
Atsushi Abe passionately talking about the boke and tsukkomi of comedy leaves a strong impression, doesn’t it? This commercial is for Shibaura Machine, and it expresses the tagline “Creating things that don’t yet exist in this world.” Abe plays a principal who can’t help but think about Shibaura Machine all the time, and the rather outlandish direction is part of its appeal.
The two performers’ intense acting makes this a highly impactful commercial that really sticks with you.