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

DHC Nyan Peas “Cleansing that invites moisture” versionKazunari Ninomiya, Ayana Shiramoto

Nyam-Peas: Moisture-Inviting Cleansing - 15-Second Version

This is a commercial featuring the comedy duo Nyampies, reportedly formed by Kazunari Ninomiya and Ayana Shiromoto.

It shows the two, wearing cat-like makeup, removing their makeup in the dressing room after a performance.

The product they use is DHC Deep Cleansing Oil.

The ad highlights its moisturizing effect by showing Ms.

Shiromoto—who says she’s great at drawing in theater audiences—paralleling that with the product’s ability to attract moisture.

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MTG ReD “Everyone’s Recovery Wear” versionYo Oizumi

ReD | Yo Oizumi Everyone’s Recovery Wear Version (15 seconds)

In this commercial introducing ReD’s recovery wear, Yo Oizumi appears as a guide, and many actual users also make appearances.

It’s striking that everyone wears a refreshed, bright expression—perhaps because ReD helps them recover from fatigue effectively.

Moreover, the frequent appearance of people in physically demanding professions reinforces the impression of ReD’s powerful fatigue-recovery effects.

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Suntory Craft Boss Unsweetened Italiano “Alien Jones: Truth or Fake?” Part 2Tommy Lee Jones, LiLiCo, Noriyuki Furuichi

CRAFT BOSS Unsweet Italiano “Alien Jones: Truth or Fake / Part 2” 30-second spot Tommy Lee Jones, LiLiCo, Noritoshi Furuichi SUNTORY commercial

LiLiCo introduces Noritoshi Furuichi to a video asking, “Have you seen this?” titled “Is Alien Jones getting a movie adaptation?!” Furuichi then describes the plot, but LiLiCo cuts him off, saying, “That’s an ad! Are you making fun of movies?” However, it concludes with a scene where she tries the unsweetened Italiano featured in the video and is surprised by how good it tastes, followed by the message, “Check it with your own mouth.” This commercial, with its narrative feel, likely left a lasting impression on many viewers.

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Mitsui Fudosan: “Let’s raise the satisfaction of life. Find it with Mitsui for homes and living.”Haon, Anna Watanabe, Mayuko Ito

[30 seconds] Let’s raise your life satisfaction. Find it with Mitsui Sumai & Kurashi.

This is a commercial from Mitsui Fudosan encouraging people to move under the tagline “Let’s raise our life satisfaction.” A series of wonderful properties are introduced one after another, making you think, “I’d love to live in a place like that!” In the latter half of the commercial, it’s emphasized that such a dream home can be achieved through various options—building, renting, or creating it through renovation—heightening the excitement with the feeling that “Maybe my dream can come true!”

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SoftBank: ‘Dad Becomes a Dancer’ EditionTHE JET BOY BANGERZ

SoftBank Commercial: "Dad Becomes a Dancer" Edition

This commercial conveys SoftBank’s ethos—that if you get moving, the scenery will change—through the figure of the father, who is also the mascot character.

In an unexpected twist, the father joins THE JET BOY BANGERZ’s dance, stylishly communicating the importance of taking on challenges with a touch of humor.

The track used to match the dance is “Dance of the Reed Flutes” from The Nutcracker, well known as a SoftBank CM song.

Although it’s a light piece that highlights the sound of flutes, when layered with the dance beat it comes across with a powerful rhythm.

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Suntory Torys “A Happy Spring: Days” Edition

Torys “Happy Spring: Days” 30 seconds Suntory

This commercial depicts the simple yet happiness-filled spring days of the mascot character Uncle Torys.

In the first half, a cherry blossom petal gently falls onto a can of Torys, capturing a moment that makes your heart naturally soften.

In the second half, although the minced cutlet sells out right before Uncle Torys, who is waiting in line to buy one, it’s quickly restocked, and he happily gets a freshly fried piece.

Both episodes are the kind that make you feel a little happier just by watching.

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Nippon Ham Schau Essen Schau Essen Oichiiiiiii-se “Solo” version / “Duet” version / “Sixfold Cheese Ensemble” versionTomotaka Okamoto, Shigeru Matsuzaki

Schauessen Oishiiiiiiiz “Solo” version 30 seconds

Schauessen oishiiiiiiiiis ‘Duet’ version 30 seconds

Schauessen Oichiiiiiiiii-zu “Sixfold Cheese Ensemble” 30-second version

A distinctive commercial resounding with the singing voices of Tomotaka Okamoto and Shigeru Matsuzaki.

In the “Solo” version, Okamoto performs alone, while in the “Duet” and “Sixfold Cheese Ensemble” versions, you can enjoy their harmonies.

You’re overwhelmed by their beautiful vocals, and at the same time left wondering why a sausage commercial showcases such superb singing—its sheer impact makes it a spot you won’t forget after a single viewing.

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