Mio Imada’s Commercials: Complete History and CM Appearances [2026]
Mio Imada is an actress in high demand across films, TV dramas, and more.
Beloved by a wide range of audiences, young and old alike, she has also appeared in numerous commercials.
In this article, we’ll compile and introduce the commercials featuring this actress, who is one of today’s most talked-about talents.
From commercials that charmingly feature her Hakata dialect—a hallmark of her Fukuoka roots—to spots with unique direction, and stylish appearances that highlight her work as a model, each offers a different appeal.
Be sure to check them out.
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Mio Imada Commercials: Complete History [2026] (71–80)
Houchi Shoujo: Character Collaboration Event Now On!Mio Imada
This is a commercial celebrating the collaboration between Mio Imada and the game “Houchi Shoujo” (AFK Girls).
In the story, Mio Imada appears as a lake goddess and questions a young man about the smartphone he dropped.
The young man’s greed and Mio Imada’s expression as she ends up being the only one left “afk” there give the spot a humorous feel.
The word “houchi” (leaving things unattended), which is also in the game’s title, is used as a key term to emphasize the fun of the game.
Rakuten Mobile: “Rakuten Saikyo Plan – Unlimited Data” EditionMio Imada
This commercial focuses on the fact that among Rakuten Mobile’s Rakuten Saikyō (Strongest) Plan features, data is unlimited, and it conveys what you can do through the presence of Mio Imada.
It highlights how your daily life becomes more efficient when you can use video, social media, tethering, and other functions without worrying about remaining data.
The impression is that being able to use it freely, without holding back, transforms your days into more enjoyable ones—something that’s also expressed through smiling faces.
Washable Pleats Collection: “Chiffon Pleated Skirt Pants” EditionMio Imada
This is the commercial for the Washable Pleats Collection titled “Chiffon Pleated Skirt Pants,” featuring actress Mio Imada.
It has that refreshing, friendly vibe characteristic of Uniqlo.
The background song is an original track created specifically for this ad.
It was composed—and also arranged—by composer Masahiro Tobinai.
It’s a gentle piece that slips easily into your ears without losing that Uniqlo feel.
The inclusion of birdsong, almost like humming, is also memorable.
Dai-ichi Life Jibun Care: “Lack of Exercise” / “Lack of Sleep” / “Overeating” versionsMio Imada
Mio Imada appears in the commercial for Jibun Care, which includes coverage for lifestyle-related diseases.
In the ad, she encourages taking the stairs instead of the escalator and cautions against lack of sleep and overeating, depicting support for improving daily habits.
Lump-Sum Comprehensive Medical Insurance: “Shiritori with the Devil” EditionMio Imada, DAIGO
This commercial empathizes with worries about the cost of hospitalization and offers suggestions about medical insurance.
DAIGO is shown agonizing over being hospitalized, when Mio Imada appears as an angel and a devil, each presenting opposing viewpoints.
The devil argues that since hospital stays are short, there’s no need for a lump-sum insurance plan, while the angel says such a plan is necessary because various expenses add up.
The angel’s detailed, persuasive arguments are particularly compelling.
The story unfolds so that not only DAIGO but even the devil is convinced, making you want to listen to the angel’s case.