Kampo Life Insurance, one of the companies in the Japan Post Group, is a familiar life insurance provider that many people appreciate, as its products are also available at post office counters.
You often see commercials for Kampo Life when watching TV or video sites, don’t you?
Many of their commercials portray representatives who value staying close to their customers, and watching them naturally inspires a sense of trust.
In this article, we’ll introduce a comprehensive selection of Kampo Life commercials, both old and new, so please take this opportunity to revisit them.
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Compilation of Kampo Life Insurance commercials: Heartwarming ads that stay close to customers (1–10)
Shin Nagaiki-kun: “Kampo-san’s Arrow” VersionYoshihiko Inohara
This commercial features Yoshihiko Inohara as a Japan Post Insurance (Kampo Life) employee visiting a customer’s home to explain Shin Nagaiki-kun, a whole life insurance plan that provides lifetime coverage.
It highlights the reassuring structure where coverage continues even after premium payments are completed.
As the meeting ends and Inohara is about to leave, there’s a charming touch where he forgets the large arrow flip chart he used in the explanation.
It’s a friendly, likable ad that leaves a positive impression.
Kampo Life Insurance “While Strolling Around the Neighborhood: New Medical Rider” VersionHikaruhi
This is one of a series of commercials that introduce Japan Post Insurance while depicting walks with a dog.
In this “Neighborhood Stroll: New Medical Rider” installment, Hikorohee appears and explains the hospitalization coverage provided by the new medical rider.
While preparing for the unexpected with insurance and trying to stay active in daily life, Hikorohee is joined by Josephine the Afghan Hound, who’s also working hard to exercise—so cute! The background music is Arthur Pryor’s “The Whistler and His Dog.” It’s a piece often used in other companies’ commercials as well, so many people may recognize the tune even if they don’t know the title.
Life is full of dreams. “The Future of This Country Seen by Children” Edition
The “Life Is Full of Dreams: ‘The Future of This Country as Seen by Children’” edition features an original song written specifically for the commercial.
The composer is Taku Matsushima, a composer and musician known for creating numerous C-songs.
As the commercial shows Mitsuki Takahata and others imagining their own bright futures, a vivid, glamorous melody flows, coloring life itself.
The tune overflows with the excitement and thrill of parade or show music, stirring a spirit of adventure.
Life is full of dreams. “Good Things” version / “Blunder” versionNon
The commercials for Life Is Full of Dreams featuring Non—“Good Things” and “Clumsy”—use an original song.
It begins with a gentle piano tone and a melody that depicts everyday life, then unfolds in the latter half into a brilliant development that suggests a bright future awaits.
The music conveys the feeling that life has both good moments and setbacks, and that both of them shape who we are and the future we envision.
The brightly spun melody, with a trumpet-like tone, seems to give us the strength to stay positive no matter what happens.
Kampo Life Insurance: “A Letter to the President”
It’s a commercial in which a male employee of Japan Post Insurance writes a letter on the occasion of the retirement of a company president who had taken out a policy.
In addition to conveying the bond of trust built through their professional relationship, the episode showing that they also spent time together privately clearly communicates how sincerely Japan Post Insurance employees stand by their customers.
The background music is “Red River Valley,” known in Japanese as “Akai Kawa no Tanima.” It’s a song known as an American folk tune, and its lyrics evocatively conjure images of vast natural landscapes.
Mr. Anshin KanpoYoshihiko Inohara
The commercial for the “Anshin Kanpo-san” segment featuring Yoshihiko Inohara, formerly of V6, uses an original song.
Although the composer hasn’t been revealed, the sound is filled with kindness and is truly soothing.
The beautiful piano melody is gently overlaid with strings that weave a lovely harmony.
The soft tones are so calming they almost feel like they have a healing effect, and it feels like a waste to confine them to a short commercial—you’ll want to keep listening longer.
Kampo Life: “Let’s get moving more, with Radio Taiso.”Haramichan
Harami-chan, a pianist drawing attention for her exceptional technique.
She’s appearing in and sparking buzz with Kampo Life Insurance’s commercial, “Let’s Move More with Radio Calisthenics.” In it, many people get moving to the Radio Calisthenics music performed by Harami-chan.
The highlight is how she arranges the universally known Radio Calisthenics tune into her own signature sound.
The poppy arrangement is irresistibly catchy.
It’s also great that we get to see her performance up close.
