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’s Commercials: Complete History [2026] (31–40)
Hankyu Hanshin Properties: Toward a city of people and connections. — Live. Work. Play.Mio Imada
This is a commercial in which Mio Imada introduces the kind of community development Hankyu Hanshin Properties aims for.
It explains that their approach to town-building focuses on creating connections among everyone there—residents, workers, and visitors alike.
The catchphrase “Hito, Tsunagari no Machi e” (Toward a city of connections) is a lovely phrase that carries a double meaning: being united as one, and people connecting with one another.
Mister Donut New Homecut: ‘Back and better than ever’ editionMio Imada
This is a commercial introducing the New Home Cut, a revival of the Home Cut that was sold when Mister Donut first started.
The ad shows Mio Imada eating the New Home Cut, and her expressions really convey how delicious it is.
It also highlights the updated features, like cream sandwiched in the middle and a coated exterior.
P&G Ariel MiRAi “Past vs. Future” / “Which detergent can make clothes look like new?”Mio Imada, Koji Yamamoto
This is a commercial that clearly highlights how superior Ariel MiRAi is by comparing it to conventional detergents.
It focuses on recurring “zombie odors” and accumulated fermentation smells, showing that Ariel MiRAi can restore garments to a like-new freshness.
The contrast between Koji Yamamoto, who suffers from odors, and Mio Imada, who is enveloped in a like-new scent, effectively conveys the deodorizing power.
Including user feedback also gives the ad a stronger sense of credibility.
P&G Ariel Whole Washing Machine Disinfection Summer Scary Stories: “Washing Machine Drum” Edition / “Clothing” EditionMio Imada, Koji Yamamoto
This is a high-energy commercial that enthusiastically touts the effects of Ariel’s Complete Washing Machine Sanitizer.
It explains that the musty odor in a damp washing machine is caused by bacteria that have multiplied there, and that Ariel’s Complete Washing Machine Sanitizer can solve this problem.
The setup—Mio Imada describing the proliferation of bacteria as if telling a scary summer tale, with Koji Yamamoto cowering in fear—is also comedic.
The subsequent shift to bright imagery suggests that the odor has been eliminated.
Jumbo Lottery “Ukulele” Version / “Can’t Stop” VersionSatoshi Tsumabuki, Mio Imada, Ryo Narita
This commercial features a ukulele shaped like the mascot character Kuu-chan, and anyone who picks it up starts acting strangely.
In the “Ukulele” version, Ryō Narita finds himself singing the Summer Jumbo jingle uncontrollably as soon as he grabs the ukulele.
Next, Mio Imada and Satoshi Tsumabuki also pick up the ukulele, and—like clockwork—end up singing against their will, making for a humorous and entertaining turn of events.
Meanwhile, in the “Can’t Stop” version, Ryō Narita, singing with the ukulele in hand, becomes unable to let it go, escalating into increasingly over-the-top motions as he keeps singing—an episode brimming with humor.
The highlight is Narita’s wonderful smile.
Mio Imada’s Commercials: Complete History [2026] (41–50)
Jumbo Lottery “Summer Anime” EditionSatoshi Tsumabuki, Mio Imada, Ryo Narita
This is a commercial introducing the Summer Jumbo lottery, which offers a top prize of 700 million yen.
At the start of the ad, Satoshi Tsumabuki confidently says he got his 700-million-yen dream turned into an anime.
Mio Imada and Ryo Narita hear this and get excited too.
Then, just as everyone’s expectations are high, they watch the anime and… it turns out to be hilariously low quality, leaving all three of them disappointed.
Many viewers probably couldn’t help but laugh at that punchline.
Jumbo Lottery: ‘A Moving True Story’ Version / ‘The Enthusiast’ VersionMio Imada, Ryo Narita
This commercial shows Mio Imada and Ryo Narita talking about lotteries.
In the “Moving True Story” version, they discuss how lottery revenues are used, and in the “Enthusiast” version, they talk about the winner reports published on the official website.
The storyline in the “Enthusiast” version is especially entertaining: Ryo Narita claims to be a mega jackpot winner enthusiast and is very knowledgeable about past big winners.
Be sure to check it out.