Kirin commercials: A collection of ads drawing attention for their performers and songs
Have you ever found yourself captivated by a Kirin commercial that happened to catch your eye on TV or a video site?Known for a wide range of products—from beer to soft drinks—Kirin keeps leaving a lasting impression with commercials that emphasize beautiful visuals and strong storytelling.In this article, we’ll showcase a selection of Kirin commercials all at once.We’ve also compiled information about the featured performers and the background music.If there’s a commercial you noticed somewhere and were curious about, be sure to check out the article.
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Kirin commercials: A collection of ads (61–70) featuring performers and songs that are drawing attention
Kirin Beer Harekaze: “Summer and Harekaze” VersionRen Meguro
Ren Meguro interviews the artisans who support fireworks, a quintessential symbol of Japanese summers, in a commercial that makes you reflect on what fireworks truly are.
It also mentions that a portion of Harekaze’s sales goes toward activities that preserve Japanese traditions like fireworks, while highlighting that Harekaze’s refreshing feel is perfect for festivals.
Further amplifying the excitement of the fireworks and festivals depicted in the video is an arrangement of “I Want to Be the Wind.” Incorporating brass and traditional Japanese instruments, the arrangement feels even lighter than the original.
Kirin Beverage Kirin Plasma Lactic Acid Bacteria ‘Heatwave Immune Advisory’ VersionYuki Amami
This commercial encourages people to pay extra attention to their immunity during extreme heat and expresses a desire for them to make use of Kirin’s Plasma Lactobacillus.
By displaying data on how much the number of extremely hot days has increased, it also heightens the sense of urgency that heat countermeasures alone are not enough.
At such times, Plasma Lactobacillus—when made a habit—can strengthen immunity: that positive proposal is conveyed through Yuki Amami’s narration.
It also clearly builds an image of the product’s effectiveness by showing how the expressions of those who drink it change.
Kirin Afternoon Tea “Summer Shadow” versionRen Meguro, Ayami Nakajo
This commercial captures scenes of summer as experienced by various people, including Ren Meguro and Ayami Nakajo.
Beaches, parks, fireworks, the walk home from school—one evocative scene after another unfolds, likely tugging at the heartstrings of many viewers.
Enhancing the warm atmosphere of the ad is its BGM, Natsu no Kage (Summer’s Shadow), a song Mrs.
GREEN APPLE wrote specifically for this commercial.
Packed with summer imagery and feelings, it seems poised to become an essential staple among summer songs.
Kirin Beer Hyoketsu Mottainai “Obanazawa Watermelon” Version
The Hyoketsu mottainai series uses fruit that can’t be shipped because it falls outside standards—even though the taste is the same.
The 2025 release is a chu-hi made with Obanazawa watermelon.
In the commercial, they highlight how juicy and sweet the watermelon is, showing vivid images of bright red fruit.
It’s a CM that clearly conveys not only how delicious it is, but also that it’s an eco-friendly product that helps reduce food waste.
Kirin Beverage FIRE ONE DAY “Amazingly Delicious” VersionHiroki Hasegawa
This commercial introduces Kirin’s ONEDAY series from the Fire brand, highlighting how its rich aroma and great taste last.
Actor Hiroki Hasegawa shares his impressions after drinking it, and his expressions convey how impressed he is by the delicious flavor and aroma that you wouldn’t expect from a plastic bottle.
The fact that he’s surprised yet smiling is an important point as well, emphasizing the sense of exhilaration that comes with the great taste.
Kirin Beverage FIRE ONEDAY BLACK “The Big One Arrives” VersionMatsuko Deluxe
This commercial promotes the launch of a larger size of Fire’s ONEDAY BLACK and depicts how you can enjoy even more deliciousness.
As a large counterpart to ONEDAY BLACK, Matsuko Deluxe appears, powerfully expressing both the sorrow that it didn’t exist until now and the joy that it will be available from here on.
A key point is the moment they turn serious as they savor the taste, conveying surprise at the quality of the flavor.
Kirin Beverage FIRE Black “Appearance” VersionRyuichi Sakamoto
This commercial highlights the launch of Black in Kirin’s FIRE lineup, conveying confidence through the phrase “changing common sense.” In the ad, Ryuichi Sakamoto drinks it and shares his thoughts—just the single word “I like it,” which, in its simplicity, suggests real depth.
After taking a sip, he shows a slight smile and drinks again, a flow that makes it clear he’s satisfied with the quality.