[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] (41–50)
en-japan en Tenshoku “Growing Site” versionBakarhythm, Gaku Hamada
This is a commercial that highlights a virtuous cycle: En Tenshoku is gradually drawing attention, and that attention is making it easier to attract job postings.
In a storyline where a character played by Bakarhythm appears before Gaku Hamada, who’s struggling to choose a job site, the message is delivered that En Tenshoku is recommended.
The visual of his beard and hair gradually growing comically expresses how En Tenshoku itself is growing.
Funny Commercials [June 2025] (51–60)
Nissin Foods Complete Meal “Perfect Balance” VersionSunshine Ikezaki, Kayo Kimura
This commercial features Sunshine Ikezaki and Kayo Kimura conveying the appeal of “Kanzen Meshi” straight to us.
Kimura does most of the talking, and her uniquely resonant voice conveys a sense of the positive effects packed into Kanzen Meshi.
The ad closes with both of their expressions clearly communicating how delicious it is, creating an overall bright, upbeat atmosphere.
Nissin Foods Complete Meal “The Complete Mail-Order” VersionSunshine Ikezaki
This commercial features Sunshine Ikezaki wearing a different suit than usual, introducing the “Complete Meal” in a home-shopping-style setting.
It clearly conveys the balance of nutrition and taste, backed by data, highlighting its high quality.
In the end, there’s a comedic twist where he appears in his usual outfit and shouts that it’s “complete,” delivering the familiar sense of reassurance.
Nissin Foods Complete Meal “Scuffle” VersionChocolate Planet
This commercial features Mr.
Osada from Chocolate Planet playing two roles—one of a health-conscious person and the other like a doctor—and conveying the appeal of “Kanzen-Meshi” through their interaction.
It firmly dispels the image that instant foods are unhealthy and highlights that Kanzen-Meshi is both tasty and good for you.
The slightly awkward lines and unique facial expressions create a comedic vibe that really leaves an impression, don’t they?
Nissin Foods Complete Meal “Absolutely Avoid” VersionChocolate Planet
It features the two members of Chocolate Planet speaking in a style reminiscent of a certain influencer you’ve seen somewhere, sharing their thoughts on health.
While portraying the two with differing opinions, it introduces Kanzen-Meshi as excellent and goes into detail about its functions.
The double-layered structure—an influencer urging people to avoid unhealthy things, and another influencer urging people to avoid that urging—is comical, isn’t it?
Alicia Clinic “Feelings of the Lower Legs” / “Feelings of the Back”Sayaka Kanda
It’s a fun commercial with an offbeat situation where Sayaka Kanda talks about the feelings of her shins and her toes.
The shins speak in a spaced-out, laid-back tone, while the toes are lively and bubbly.
The way she instantly switches between the two characters and modulates her voice is simply impressive.
Kanda’s performance is captivating, making it the kind of commercial you can’t help but want to watch over and over.
Career Design Center type Kansai × Engineer “Super Onigawara” EditionAudrey
This commercial conveys, through Audrey’s banter, that type firmly supports career changes for skill development.
Kasuga strongly affirms each form of upskilling, and his narration projects a positive image of changing jobs.
His signature gag “Oni-gawara” even evolves into “Super Oni-gawara,” comically delivering the message of aiming for skill improvement.