House Foods commercials: A collection of delicious ads featuring curry, stew, and more.
Speaking of House Foods, they produce a wide range of products, including curry roux like Vermont Curry and Java Curry, stew mixes, drinks, and spices.
You’ve probably tried quite a few of their products yourself.
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole lineup of commercials for House Foods’ products.
There are especially many commercials for curry roux and stew, featuring lots of mouthwatering visuals.
Please enjoy watching them.
House Foods commercials: A compilation of delicious ads for curry, stew, and more (1–10)
House Foods Ripe Tomato Hayashi Rice SauceNEW!Emi Takei
This is a commercial where Emi Takei, in a cheerful mood, introduces the kinds of dishes you can make with ripe tomato hayashi rice sauce.
Here, it’s shown paired with eggs, perfectly matching their gentle flavor and conveying that it’s a taste loved by a wide range of people.
Another key point is the striking depiction of tomatoes, evoking the acidity that brings out a variety of flavors.
House Foods Stew Mix “Gather, Nutrition!” VersionMiki Fujimoto
This commercial showcases Miki Fujimoto using House’s Stew Mix to highlight how easy and delicious it is.
It emphasizes that a variety of vegetables can be used and conveys that it supports the eater’s nutrition.
It ends with a scene of the family enjoying the stew together, which really conveys a warm feeling.
House Foods Hokkaido Stew “Delicious Ingredients: Autumn” VersionTori Matsuzaka
This commercial conveys the flavor and warmth of House Hokkaido Stew through scenes of a family cooking stew together.
By showing the stew being made in a fun, lively way, it gently expresses the excitement of wondering what kind of taste awaits.
The music that further emphasizes the warm atmosphere depicted in the footage is Yumi Matsutoya’s “Hoshi no Monogatari” (Star Story).
Its piano-centered, gentle sound is striking, and even with its overall calm rhythm, it conveys a deep sense of comfort.
House Foods Vermont Curry ‘Where are the apples?’ versionGo Morita, Ken Miyake, Junichi Okada
This is a commercial that highlights the convenience and delicious taste of Vermont Curry through scenes of Goro Morita, Ken Miyake, and Junichi Okada making curry.
As they take their time simmering it, Junichi Okada asks whether they aren’t going to add apples, which leads to the response that they’re already included—thereby also emphasizing the apples and honey that symbolize Vermont Curry.
The relaxed atmosphere, as if depicting an ordinary everyday scene, also conveys the impression of how easy Vermont Curry is to use.
House Foods Vermont Curry “The Heart of Vermont Curry”Sho Sakurai
In celebration of House Vermont Curry’s 60th anniversary, a lineup of past packages makes an appearance in a commercial that conveys a confident message: the brand has continued to evolve and be loved.
Seeing Sho Sakurai reflect on the journey so far, along with scenes of families enjoying Vermont Curry, you can feel how it has supported their happiness.
The spot ends with Sakurai’s warm smile, leaving the impression that it expresses Vermont Curry’s approachability and a flavor anyone can enjoy.
House Foods Vermont Curry ‘Now New’ VersionHey! Say! JUMP
This is a commercial where the members of Hey! Say! JUMP promote the renewal of Vermont Curry.
While introducing that it has become milder yet richer in flavor, the scenes of them enjoying the curry are particularly striking.
The background music features their 2014 release “Aisereba Motto Happy Life.” The lyrics celebrate the beauty of loving others, making it a song that’s sure to fill listeners with happiness.
House Foods Vermont Curry 1996 CommercialTomoya Nagase
This is a 1996 commercial featuring Tomoya Nagase, who served as the guitarist and vocalist of TOKIO.
It’s memorable for its impactful direction: Nagase, appearing in a city advertisement, suddenly starts singing and then bursts out on a skateboard.
His fresh, charming smile as a teenager at the time is truly appealing.
The song he performs in the CM is TOKIO’s “Sukisa ~Ticket To Love~,” released in 1995.
It’s a track that portrays passionate feelings of love, with a catchy melody that sticks in your head after just one listen.