McDonald’s, the hamburger chain with the largest market share in Japan.
McDonald’s commercials are produced actively, and when you watch TV or video sites, you often see new spots popping up.
In this article, we’ll introduce all the McDonald’s commercials that have aired so far in one go.
From those that drew attention for their star-studded casts to ones featuring charming, humorous direction, there’s a wide variety to enjoy.
We’ll also highlight the background music used in the commercials, so if there’s a song that caught your ear while watching, be sure to check it out.
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McDonald’s Hirumac “Daylight Shock: 600 Yen”NEW!Satoshi Tsumabuki, Akari Takaishi
It’s a commercial featuring Satoshi Tsumabuki and Akari Takaishi, with a striking, drama-trailer-style presentation.
The message conveyed through the visuals is that you can get a Teriyaki McBurger set at a great price during weekday daytime hours.
You might not fully understand what’s going on, but it looks cool—an amusingly stylish piece of film.
McDonald’s My McDonald’s Rewards “Even After You Eat” VersionNEW!Ryunosuke Kamiki, Yuka Kageyama, Mayurika
This is a commercial introducing My McDonald’s Rewards, McDonald’s point system.
It shows that you can collect points through the app and redeem the accumulated points for coupons and merchandise.
The catchphrase “Even more delicious after you eat!” is really lovely and memorable.
McDonald’s Hello Kitty Juicy Strawberry Smoothie, Pompompurin Creamy Pudding Frappe: “How about coming to McDonald’s for something sweet with Kitty and Pudding?”NEW!Um
Featuring Ano-san alongside Hello Kitty and Pompompurin, this is a commercial introducing a collaboration menu with Sanrio.
The two items introduced are a Strawberry Smoothie and a Pudding Frappe, with Ano-san presenting each menu item to the tune of an original parody song.
The original song parodied in this commercial is Kishidan’s “One Night Carnival,” a rock band known for their striking pompadours and school-uniform style.
Released in 2001, it is one of their signature tracks—a classic of the Japanese rock scene, memorable for its soaring, pleasant melody and spoken-word passages.
McDonald’s Bacon Potato Pie “Just Like Back Then” VersionNEW!Emi Suzuki
Ketsumeishi’s “Sakura,” released in 2005, is a song that layers the image of cherry blossoms heralding the arrival of spring with unchanging memories.
While incorporating expansive tones of piano and strings, the rhythm is solidly marked, and the rap parts are clearly emphasized.
The spring imagery surrounding sakura and the expressions of memories are striking, conveying a bittersweet mood while also expressing the warmth of spring.
The song was also used in a 2026 McDonald’s commercial promoting the Bacon Potato Pie, and a notable point is that Emi Suzuki—who appeared in the music video—appeared in the commercial as a mother.
The visuals also consciously reference the music video, firmly depicting the unchanging scenery of spring.
McDonald’s “Rich, Savory Kalbi-Style Teritama” EditionNEW!Ryo Yoshizawa
This commercial expresses the deliciousness of McDonald’s limited-time item, the Rich and Savory Kalbi-Style Teritama, by layering it with the gentle air of spring.
The highlight is Ryo Yoshizawa, joyfully moving with the new product in hand, and his subsequent smile conveys a pure sense of excitement.
The song that further accentuates the springtime exhilaration depicted in the visuals is EPO’s “U, Fu, Fu, Fu.” Its light, memorable sound carried by a gentle rhythm, combined with the tender yet powerful vocals, evokes a feeling of joyful anticipation.
McDonald’s Setouchi Lemon Tartar Bacon Teritama “Morre! Teritama—Re Edition”NEW!Juice=Juice
A Teritama commercial using performance footage of the idol group Juice=Juice.
If you listen closely to the song they’re singing… you’ll notice it’s actually a parody version created specifically for the commercial! The original song is “More! Mi Amore,” released in 2025.
Both the track and its choreography drew major attention, especially on social media.
In this commercial as well, the dance is showcased along with the parody lyrics, resulting in a very impactful ad.
McDonald’s Live-Action ONE PIECE Season 2 Collaboration “Big Adventure” AdNEW!Mayurika
This commercial features the duo Mayurika appearing with visuals reminiscent of the Netflix-distributed drama ONE PIECE, conveying the appeal of McDonald’s through relaxed banter.
The keyword is adventure, which is the theme of the work, and it expresses how using the official app makes McDonald’s even more enjoyable.
Because the content includes a comedic vibe, it gives the impression that the fun side of McDonald’s is being strongly highlighted.