[April 2026] Introducing the latest commercials all at once! A roundup of noteworthy ads

DOCOMO MAX “Always Together” VersionNEW!

docomo MAX “Always Together” Version 30 Seconds

This commercial highlights that with Docomo MAX, you can also enjoy Lemino’s content, showcased through appearances by BTS members.

It conveys that you can watch shows featuring BTS and feel as if you’re always with them, expressed through the members’ cheerful expressions.

The song that further heightens the excitement of the visuals, which let you truly feel BTS, is BTS’s “SWM.” It gives the impression of dance music with a gentle rhythm, and the soft vocals convey a sense of relaxation.

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Shimamura × “Kyo Suki Ninari Mashita” Collaboration CM 2026NEW!

A highly anticipated tie-up between “Shimamura” and “Kyou, Suki ni Narimashita.” has been decided!

This commercial showcases how Shimamura’s fashion brightens everyday life through a couple’s conversation and their date.

It moves from the scene of them debating which clothes to wear to complimenting each other’s outfits on the day, and their smiles convey the joy of fashion.

Further amplifying the upbeat, positive atmosphere depicted in the visuals is the song “Kirameki” by Marine Blue Daisy.

The combination of the driving band sound and the raw, squeezed-out vocals is striking, powerfully conveying a determined resolve to shine in one’s own way.

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Kirin Beer Kirin Ichiban Shibori “Telepathy” VersionNEW!Tomoya Nakamura, Kento Kaku

Kirin Ichiban Shibori - Heart-to-Heart Edition - 30 Seconds

Tomoya Nakamura and Kento Kaku appear as a senior and junior colleague at a company, depicting them on their way back from a business trip.

From the way Kaku begs Nakamura to take him out for a drink, you can clearly see the strong bond of trust between them.

The background music is a familiar instrumental arrangement of “Les Champs-Élysées.” In Japan, this famous chanson is known by the title “Au Champs-Élysées.”

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Hane Keisuke

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Meiji Dual Skincare Yogurt “Post-Bath Girl” VersionNEW!Aya Ueto

Meiji W Skincare Yogurt – Post-Bath Girls Version, 30 seconds

Aya Ueto, fresh out of the bath, tells us about Meiji W Skincare Yogurt via a video call from her home.

Dry skin is a concern that practically every woman struggles with.

This product seems to help maintain skin moisture and alleviate dryness, and the woman on the other end of the call is delighted, saying, “On our way to bouncy, dewy skin!” At the end of the commercial, Ueto herself also uses the product for skincare.

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Meiji Delicious Milk “Awareness” VersionNEW!Aya Ueto

Meiji Delicious Milk Series - Awareness Edition - 30 seconds

After delivering a profoundly meaningful line—”It’s the things we usually don’t notice that actually complete the world”—Aya Ueto declares, “In other words, for a latte, it’s the milk!” prompting an immediate retort: “What do you mean?” In the latter half, it emphasizes that using delicious milk to make a latte results in a highly polished, delicious drink.

Aya Ueto’s confident expression leaves a strong impression.

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Meiji Delicious Milk Series “Awareness” EpisodeNEW!Aya Ueto

Meiji Delicious Milk Series - Awareness Edition - 30 seconds

This is a commercial with an impressive push-in shot of Aya Ueto.

The flowing hair and the pace of her blinking make time feel slower, creating a curious sense of tension.

When it switches to the product explanation, the framing changes, clearly signaling a shift from thought to reality.

Since only Ms.

Ueto herself knows what she’s thinking, it’s no surprise everyone is startled when she says, “If it’s a latte, then it’s about the milk.” You can understand why it makes people want to chime in with, “What do you mean?”

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docomo Google Pixel 10a Aina × Cocomi “Shall we go abroad?” version / “Charging clichés” version / “Pixel it?” versionNEW!Aina the End, Cocomi

Google Pixel 10a “Aina × Cocomi: Shall We Go Abroad?” 30-second version

Google Pixel 10a “Aina × Cocomi: Charging Situations” 30-second version

Google Pixel 10a “Aina × Cocomi Pixel?” Version – 15 seconds

This is a commercial featuring Aina the End, who is said to be a close friend, and Cocomi, introducing the appeal of ahamo and the Pixel 10a.

It highlights that ahamo can be used overseas as-is, and that the Pixel 10a has an impressively long-lasting battery.

There’s also a scene where they trade relatable comments about smartphone batteries, offering a light, chuckle-worthy moment.

The BGM is KC & The Sunshine Band’s signature track “That’s the Way (I Like It),” a classic 70s disco tune you’ve likely heard somewhere before.

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Hane Keisuke

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