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JA Kyosai commercials: A compilation of ads conveying peace of mind and trust.

Have you ever seen a JA Kyosai commercial? JA Kyosai’s ads have featured many popular actresses over the years.

In this article, we’ll showcase a wide range of JA Kyosai commercials, including those that are especially appealing thanks to their star-studded casts.

Alongside spots that convey trust and peace of mind—highlighting the importance of being prepared for the unexpected—you’ll also find some light-hearted ads that are sure to make you smile.

Take this opportunity to take a closer look at JA Kyosai’s commercials.

JA Kyosai commercials. A collection of ads conveying peace of mind and trust (21–30).

Medical Mutual Aid Medifull “Visiting a Patient” EditionKasumi Arimura, Minami Hamabe, Riku Hagiwara

Minami Hamabe Hospitalized!? “Big Sister” Kasumi Arimura Ignores the Visit and Looks Exasperated! JA Medical Mutual Aid “Hospital Visit” Version

The JA Medical Mutual Aid Medifull commercial “Hospital Visit” featuring Kasumi Arimura, Minami Hamabe, and Rikuu Hagiwara.

Arimura and Hagiwara visit Hamabe, who is in the hospital.

It turns out Arimura and Hamabe are sisters.

The older sister has come to visit her hospitalized younger sister… or so it seems, but the person in the bed opposite the sister is a JA Mutual Aid member, and Arimura is actually an employee.

She gets called over and ends up chatting away, completely ignoring her sister.

The younger sister worries, “You haven’t forgotten you’re here to visit me… right?” Her premonition proves true: unbelievably, Arimura forgets and leaves without visiting.

And yet, somehow, because it’s Arimura, we can’t help but forgive her (lol).

JA Kyosai: “Bonds become the power to move forward (Young Generation)”

“Bonds give us the strength to move forward (Young Members)” – 30-second version

In the JA Kyosai commercial “Bonds Give Us the Strength to Move Forward (Young Farmers),” which highlights the cooperative insurance system built on mutual help and support, the value and reassurance of JA Kyosai are portrayed like a drama from the perspective of young people devoted to agriculture.

The footage, which feels like slices of everyday life, draws you in.