[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] (161–170)
Benesse Shinken Zemi Junior High Course: “Becoming a Middle Schooler!?” / “Choose Your Level” / “Join a Club” / “Let’s Overcome Weak Subjects”Sho Sakurai
This is a commercial with a story in which, at the producer’s request, the character ends up living a middle school life.
It’s not just about becoming a middle schooler; they also have to study and are given Shinken Zemi materials.
Although they’re confused by the pace of the school lessons, it’s striking how they make it through by using Shinken Zemi, which lets them choose a course that matches their level.
The ad fully highlights Shinken Zemi’s strengths, such as being able to balance club activities and having personalized drills tailored to one’s weak areas.
IRIS OHYAMA Packaged Rice: “Rice Pride – Hearts Connected Through Stocking Up” / “Rice-Growing with Loving Care” / “Instant Charge for a Beautiful Body” / “Munch Away with Peace of Mind – Domestic Rice”Ryuji Akiyama
This is a commercial for packaged rice featuring Ryuji Akiyama, who’s gaining attention for Creators File.
He appears as various characters and enters a singing contest, fully embodying each role.
He performs original songs tailored to each character, and every aspect—his singing style, gestures, and lyrics—is meticulously crafted, going beyond the realm of a typical commercial.
It’s a CM that you can’t help but watch intently and that leaves a deep impression.
Iris Ohyama B2B Business: Cleaning Robot “M&M Cleaning” Edition / Energy Saving “M&M Lighting” EditionRyo Yoshizawa
This commercial portrays the idea that using Iris Ohyama’s cleaning robots and lighting can make a company run more efficiently, almost like a mischievous plot.
In a scenario where Ryo Yoshizawa schemes about what to implement in the company, it explains what the cleaning robots and lighting are like and how they can help.
The humorous moment where, with a serious expression, he says “M&M” instead of “M&A” and gets corrected is also quite memorable.
Diane UHA Mikakuto UHA Instant Supplement “Melts Instantly” Version
This memorable ad features Tsuda shouting his signature gag, “Goigoisuu!” It’s a commercial for a supplement series you can take without water.
While Yusuke is swallowing a supplement with water, Tsuda hands him UHA Shunkan Supplement, saying, “Supplements are suu!”—meaning you can take them without water.
The ad feels like it’s pushing through on sheer momentum, but that’s exactly why it sticks with you after just one viewing.
Asahi Kasei Home Products Saran Wrap & Ziploc “Freezer Savings: Leftovers, Leftovers” VersionHaruka Fukuhara
The commercial starts with Haruka Fukuhara getting carried away and chopping way too many vegetables.
Then a sumo wrestler appears and quips, “You’ve got leftovers, leftovers!” But Fukuhara corrects him, replying, “Not leftovers—stocked up, right?” She explains that if you wrap the chopped vegetables in plastic wrap, put them in a Ziploc bag, and store them in the freezer, they’ll last longer.
She also highlights that they’re easy to use when cooking and help save time.
The ad ends with a pun that makes everyone laugh, leaving a humorous impression throughout.
LINEMO Kawaguchi-san and Yasuko puppy: “SoftBank” version / “Super Cheap” versionHaruna Kawaguchi, Yasuko
This commercial humorously conveys the surprisingly little-known fact that LINEMO is a SoftBank brand, featuring Haruna Kawaguchi and Yasuko.
In a storyline where a dog played by Yasuko barks at someone who’s unsure whether the brand is trustworthy, it delivers the reassurance that it’s actually a SoftBank brand.
It also introduces the available plans, expressing not only the peace of mind that comes with a major company’s offering but also the value unique to a newer brand.
The colorful worldbuilding adds a sense of fun to the content.
Lottery Lotto 7: The 1.2-Billion Man with Him and Her, Episode 17 “The Man Who Came Back” / Episode 18 “Rumors About Them”Ryunosuke Kamiki, Mone Kamishiraishi, Koji Yamamoto
In episode 17, where Koji Yamamoto—who had been missing in the previous episodes—finally returns, he shows up with a Lotto 7 ticket as a souvenir.
His signature suave vibe is as striking as ever.
Then in episode 18, there’s a scene where Mone Kamishiraishi consults her coworkers after being confessed to by Ryunosuke Kamiki.
Both episodes include chuckle-worthy moments, making the commercial one that you can’t help but want to watch to the end.