Sakai Moving Service, known for its signature panda logo.
Sakai Moving Service’s commercials air frequently and feature a panda character called “Magokoro Panda,” which is really cute.
In this article, we’ll showcase all the Sakai Moving Service commercials that have aired so far!
Many of the ads highlight staff members working carefully and attentively, leaving a very positive impression.
Be sure to pay attention to the original music used in the commercials as you watch.
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A roundup of Sakai Moving Service commercials. The ‘Magokoro Panda’ is a highlight too! (1–10)
Sakai Moving Center “Unchanging Things” versionNashiko Momotsuki, Yu Tokui, Shunya Itabashi
At the home of Sincerity Panda, who is jealous of Robot Panda’s success, actor Yu Tokui—who once appeared in the commercials—shows up.
Tokui encourages Sincerity Panda, who values sincerity, by saying, “Moving is all about sincerity!” He then delivers his trademark line, “Work done right.” With that, Sincerity Panda regains his energy.
At the end of the commercial, Tokui also says “Work done right” to Momotsuki, but she coolly replies, “I already am, you know?” It’s a memorable commercial with a laugh at the very end.
Sakai Moving Center: “The Weight of the Cardboard Boxes” (Commercial)Nashiko Momotsuki, Shunya Itabashi
This commercial, which depicts Magokoro Panda in their first year at the company, clearly shows how Sakai Moving Center approaches moving.
As the inexperienced Magokoro Panda struggles to carry boxes, Nashiko Momotsuki says, “Be careful—that’s not just a cardboard box.
It holds the customer’s memories.” The ad makes it clear that Sakai Moving Center treats each box not as mere luggage, but as something precious to the customer.
Sakai Moving Center: ‘Meticulous Sakai’s Grand Department Store’ VersionNashiko Momotsuki
This is a commercial introducing Kicchiri Sakai no Daihyakka, a mail-order catalog by Sakai Moving Center.
It promotes that you can purchase furniture, home appliances, and more, place your order before your move, and have it delivered on moving day, with free shipping as well.
The commercial features Nashiko Momotsuki dressed in a panda-inspired outfit, shown sitting on a sofa and looking through the Kicchiri Sakai no Daihyakka.
The interaction between Ms.
Momotsuki and the “Magokoro Panda” is heartwarming, so be sure to watch for that too.
Sakai Moving Center “Meister” VersionNashiko Momotsuki, Shunya Itabashi
This commercial introduces the Training House facility at Sakai Moving Center, where staff undergo training to improve their skills.
Through scenes of Nashiko Momotsuki and Shunya Itabashi diligently carrying and packing furniture, it highlights the daily efforts to enhance technical proficiency at the Training House.
It also introduces the company’s Meister certification system, and at the end of the commercial, a real Meister from Sakai Moving Center makes an appearance.
Sakai Moving Center “Packed with Sincerity Rice” EditionNashiko Momotsuki, Shunya Itabashi
This is a commercial introducing an estimate campaign that focuses on “Magokoro” (sincerity), which is also Sakai Moving Center’s tagline.
It highlights that if you get an in-home estimate, you’ll receive a gift of rice—promoted as “Magokoro-kome,” rice filled with heartfelt sincerity.
At the start, Shunya Itabashi is shown heartily eating a big bowl of rice, making you think, “As expected, he eats a lot!” But by the end of the commercial, Nashiko Momotsuki is holding an unbelievably huge serving of rice, which is sure to make you laugh.
Sakai Moving Center “Sincere Panda Dance Explanation Video: Momotsuki Panda” EditionNashiko Momotsuki, Masaru Tokui
In this commercial, Nashiko Momotsuki, dressed in a black-and-white outfit inspired by a panda, performs a dance to the familiar CM jingle, while Yu Tokui provides commentary on the dance.
Momotsuki’s dance is adorable, and Tokui’s Kansai-dialect commentary adds a humorous touch.
The choreography also includes the phrase “Shigoto Kitchiri” (work done just right), which was used when Tokui previously appeared in the series, evoking nostalgia for those who remember that era.
It’s a CM that beautifully blends Momotsuki’s cuteness with Tokui’s humor.
Sakai Moving Center: ‘Rivals, Incoming’ EditionNashiko Momotsuki, Shunya Itabashi
This commercial depicts a heartfelt Panda who works hard being confronted by a rival: a robot panda.
The heartfelt Panda becomes dejected by the robot panda’s impressive performance.
As the heartfelt Panda falters in the face of the robot panda’s arrival, Nashiko Momotsuki encourages him powerfully, saying, “Don’t run away! Sincerity won’t lose.” However, he’s overwhelmed when the robot panda flies through the air to deliver packages to the upper floors, and by the end of the commercial the heartfelt Panda can’t help but cry.
At that moment, the black areas around his eyes start to smudge, prompting Momotsuki to quip, “Huh? Panda eyes?” It’s sad when you think about how the heartfelt Panda feels, but that last scene definitely makes you chuckle.