Commercials featuring Nanoka Hara: a roundup of the buzzy ads
Have you ever found yourself completely captivated by a young actor in a TV or online commercial, drawn in by their fresh performance and presence? Nanoka Hara is one such charming actor, showcasing her talent not only in dramas and films but also in numerous commercials.
Her ability to shift her expressions and aura to match each product or service’s world makes you discover new sides of her every time you watch a CM.
In this article, we’ll introduce all the commercials featuring Nanoka Hara at once! You’ll surely spot that commercial you’ve seen before, so take your time and enjoy.
Commercials featuring Nanoka Hara: A roundup of buzzworthy ads (1–10)
Meiji Bulgaria Yogurt One Shot “Why” Version / “Debut” VersionNEW!Hanazawa
Nanoka Hara gets a bit frustrated—like when she just misses getting on the elevator, or when she notices her friends posting fun-looking photos on social media.
It’s Chopi who makes her realize the cause is her gut bacteria.
Chopi is a character representing the intestines—cute, yet hilariously shaped exactly like intestines.
This series also includes commercials that focus on the product, put together as simple, straightforward visuals.
Japan Post Insurance: Three-Colored Bird – Special Whole Life Insurance, New Nagaikikun “Fun Type” EditionHanazawa
This commercial introduces Kanpo Life’s Special Whole Life Insurance, the “Shin Nagaiki-kun Otanoshimi” plan, by depicting a family discussing it together.
It shows how the plan is proposed as a perfect fit for their hopes about how to spend their retirement.
It expresses an attitude of enriching a long life with plans tailored to each lifestyle.
The way Nanoka Hara speaks directly conveys a clear sense of reassurance and positivity.
Meiji Bulgaria Yogurt “Let’s Be New Again Today” VersionHiroko Yakushimaru, Nanoka Hara
This commercial depicts how Meiji Bulgaria Yogurt fits into everyday life and conveys the brand’s commitment to supporting everyone’s well-being.
It shows the daily lives of Hiroko Yakushimaru and Nanoka Hara, where small mishaps are portrayed in a calm, gentle atmosphere.
After those moments, they eat Meiji Bulgaria Yogurt to soothe their minds, which also communicates its gentle, comforting taste.
The repeated scenes of opening the refrigerator—and the contents changing each time—give the impression of showcasing the product’s variety as well.
Marugame Seimen: “Breaking news! The long-awaited chocolate flavor is here! Marugame U-do-nuts”Aya Ueto, Nanoka Hara
This commercial promotes the shockingly delicious taste of Marugame Seimen’s Marugame Udonuts through the reactions of Nanoka Hara and Aya Ueto.
It depicts the long-awaited arrival of the chocolate flavor, expressing the joy of being able to enjoy a new taste.
At the end of the video, it also shows the previous flavors, heightening the anticipation of which one to try.
The scenes of everyone eating together and the expressions savoring happiness convey a warm, heartfelt atmosphere.
Universal Studios Japan: “[Uni-Spring 2025] We can’t let it be a lukewarm spring!!”Hanazawa
This commercial introduces the appeal of Universal Studios Japan in spring, straightforwardly showcasing the fun through Nanoka Hara and her friends.
It opens with a job-hunting scene about “what to do while you’re still a student,” which then leads into a visit to Universal Studios Japan.
With a bright tone, it emphasizes that the park truly caters to the desire to have fun and helps make spring more fulfilling.
The song that further heightens the excitement of the theme park depicted in the footage is sumika’s “10-ji no Hougaku” (“Ten o’Clock Direction”).
Its structure, which gradually grows brighter toward the chorus, is striking and evokes a sense of hope for the future and a forward-looking attitude.
Japan Post Insurance Single-Premium Whole Life Insurance: “Three-Colored Bird – Single-Premium Whole Life Insurance” EditionHayato Isomura, Nanoka Hara
This is a commercial that highlights the details of Japan Post Insurance’s single-premium whole life insurance through an exchange between a senior and a junior colleague.
The flow is that Yuto Isomura, the senior, quizzes Nanoka Hara, the junior, to check whether she’s memorized the finer points as she works hard to learn them.
You can feel an overall positive atmosphere in the way he gives her small hints and in their expressions throughout the interaction.
Even the bright visuals seem to convey the mutual support that Kampo Life emphasizes.
AC Japan “Hang in there, sparrows across the nation. (Support Campaign)” VersionHanazawa
It’s a commercial that parallels the story of the film Suzume, expressing how someone who has lost their parents moves forward and shows strong will.
Like Suzume, voiced by Nanoka Hara, it depicts the Ashinaga Foundation’s efforts to encourage and support those who have lost their parents.
The piece transitions from animation to live action, and the expressions shown in each are part of how the hard work is portrayed.
The fact that perseverance appears in various forms is also a key point, giving the impression that it carries a message that everyone should be able to live in their own way.