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[Famous] Compilation of Local Commercials from Across Japan

If you live away from your hometown, you’ve probably had this experience while chatting with friends or coworkers: “Huh? You don’t know that commercial?” That surprise.

Something you took for granted watching since you were a kid turns out to have been a local commercial that only aired in that region… it’s pretty startling, isn’t it? In this article, we’ve rounded up famous local commercials from around the country.

You might just encounter that nostalgic clip again.

Be sure to read to the end!

[Famous] Compilation of Local TV Commercials Nationwide (21–30)

VISON

[VISON] Fun to choose, delightful to find

This commercial promotes VISON, a commercial resort complex in Taki Town, Mie Prefecture, by showcasing the experience of choosing souvenirs there.

By focusing solely on the souvenir aspect within the resort, it conveys how the abundance of products enhances the fun.

Since there’s no detailed explanation of the items themselves, it also suggests an invitation to discover them in person.

Overall, with its emphasis on smiling faces, the content seems to express the richness and satisfaction the place offers.

Kameyama Candles

Kameyama Candles TV commercial

This is a commercial promoting Kameyama Candles, a flagship product symbolic of Kameyama, a company that handles a variety of household goods centered on candles and incense sticks.

Since candles are most often used at household altars and graves, monks introduce the candles through song.

The ad emphasizes confidence in the candles’ brightness and dignity, and their expressions convey a reassuring ease of use.

The packaging is also clearly presented, encouraging viewers to try the product when they see it.

[Famous] Compilation of Local Commercials Nationwide (31–40)

Republic of Cock-a-doodle-doo

Local commercial - Mie Television - Kokekokko Republic

This is a commercial promoting the “Kokekokko Republic,” where you can enjoy all sorts of chicken-themed experiences.

The video begins with interactions with chickens and clearly depicts the fun, including time spent on attractions.

It then transitions to dining scenes, expressing gratitude and affection toward chickens in various ways.

Centered on showing the children, everyone displays bright smiles, emphasizing that it’s a place filled with enjoyment.

Baby Star Ramen

This commercial showcases how Baby Star Ramen is made and how it’s loved, presented through retro-style animation.

With a storyline reminiscent of a certain volleyball-themed anime, it features a scene where the characters regain their energy thanks to Baby Star Ramen.

Focusing on the unique method of crushing ramen to make it and on the delicious taste, it really grabs viewers’ interest.

The cheerful atmosphere and the characters’ smiles after eating are also memorable.

Matsuya Denki

Matsuya Denki Commercial 2010

This commercial conveys, through the staff’s own words, the determined attitude with which Matsuyadenki is striving forward.

It focuses on how they interact with customers, powerfully highlighting their wholehearted efforts to earn a heartfelt “thank you.” The presence of colleagues watching and listening nearby is also a key point, expressing the team’s unity and collaborative spirit.

Throughout, the staff speak with smiles, creating a bright and positive atmosphere for the commercial.

Mie Prefecture Truck Association

Mie Truck Association Official Commercial: Eco-Driving Edition

This is a commercial that lightly expresses the eco-driving stance advocated by the Mie Prefecture Trucking Association through the appearance of a character.

With the easy-to-understand idea that Tracco practices eco-driving, it communicates the intention to eliminate sudden stops and rapid starts.

It also appeals to the fact that these efforts lead to environmental consideration, conveying the creators’ thoughts through the way the truck runs.

While the message conveys a strong ideal, the visuals use cheerful animation, giving the content a friendly feel.

Matsumoto Moving Center

Around 1996 commercial: Matsumoto Moving Center — I like the elephant one more.

This commercial aims to make viewers remember Matsumoto Moving Center by its elephant character, using a phone call scenario to convey that message.

A girl answers a call from Matsumoto Moving Center and cheerfully says she likes elephants more than giraffes.

Since it’s the girl responding, there’s no conversation about moving itself, but the elephant character creates a strong sense of friendliness.

The warm atmosphere of the visuals suggests a user-friendly, approachable attitude.