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[Nagatanien Commercials] Popular and Historical Commercials Summary [2026]
Speaking of Nagatanien commercials, which one comes to mind for you?
In addition to the crab omelet and mapo glass noodles ads, there are plenty of memorable spots like the Ochazuke Nori and Osuimono commercials!
Whether it’s the scenes of piping-hot dishes being prepared or people digging into ochazuke, they all really whet your appetite.
In this article, we’ll introduce lots of those Nagatanien commercials!
Every ad is staged to look delicious, and watching them will definitely make you want to buy the products!
[Nagatanien Commercials] Popular and Historic Commercials Summary [2026] (1–10)
Nagatanien Ochazuke Nori “Morning Ochazuke” VersionKonoha Tsukamoto
This commercial conveys the convenience and deliciousness of ochazuke nori by showing someone eating it during a busy morning.
It depicts Konoha Tsukamoto hurriedly getting ready, while expressing that ochazuke can be eaten quickly even in the midst of that rush.
Her expression as she savors the taste is also key, suggesting not only how good it is but also how easy it is to enjoy—even creating a moment to relish it.
The content also communicates the idea that breakfast is important for having an energetic day, and the desire to firmly support that.
Nagatanien Ochazuke Nori “Ochazuke with Mochi” VersionKonoha Tsukamoto
When people think of Ochazuke Nori, they strongly associate it with sprinkling it over rice, and many only know that way of eating it.
This commercial introduces a twist—using it with mochi—and conveys its deliciousness through the expressions of Konoha Tsukamoto.
You simply sprinkle Ochazuke Nori over mochi and pour hot water on top: a straightforward variation that swaps rice for mochi.
The blissful expressions that follow convey a sense of reliably delicious flavor.
The visuals also suggest that by trying something a little different from the usual, you might discover something new.
Nagatanien Matsutake-Flavor Osuimono: “Eel for Summer Energy” version / “Mushroom Pasta in a Frying Pan” versionAyase Senna
Actress Ayase Senna appears in this commercial for Matsutake-flavored Osuimono (clear soup).
In the spot titled “Unagi for Summer Energy,” which aired around the Day of the Ox in midsummer, it highlights how well the soup pairs with grilled eel.
In another spot, “Mushroom Pasta in a Frying Pan,” it introduces a creative recipe using the soup base.
Watching either commercial, many viewers probably thought, “That looks delicious.”
Nagatanien Cup Chazuke “Take a Breather” VersionKonoha Tsukamoto
This is a Nagatanien commercial showing a woman who comes home saying, “Phew, I’m exhausted!” and eats a cup-style ochazuke.
Traditionally, Nagatanien’s ochazuke mix is sprinkled over rice cooked at home, then hot water is poured on top before eating.
But the product featured in this commercial is in a cup-meal format! Watching how you can enjoy ochazuke just by adding hot water, many people probably thought, “I should try buying that!”
Nagatanien Ochazuke Nori “Let’s Meet Over Ochazuke!” VersionKeyakizaka46
This is the version of the commercial featuring members of Keyakizaka46.
It opens with live scenes of Keyakizaka46, known for their intense and sharp dance performances.
With the catchphrase “Let’s meet over ochazuke,” the product included photo cards of Keyakizaka46 members.
The members look adorable eating ochazuke, don’t they?
Nagatanien Microwave Recommendation: “One More Dish! Mapo Tofu” EditionTetsuro Degawa, Konoha Tsukamoto
This is a commercial introducing Mapo Tofu from the “Microwave Made Easy” series, which only requires adding ingredients and heating in the microwave.
When Degawa-san serves gyoza for today’s side dish, Rinoha Tsukamoto and the others ask for one more dish.
Degawa-san then takes out Microwave Made Easy’s Mapo Tofu and quickly prepares it.
It depicts a lovely scene where everyone smiles thanks to how easily you can make delicious food.
Nagatanien Simmered Ramen: “Is it tasty, Atami Fuji?” editionAtamifuji and stablemaster Isegahama
This commercial leaves a strong impression with footage of Atamifuji wolfing down simmered vegetables and stewed ramen from a pot.
Watching Atamifuji happily and heartily bring bite after bite of vegetables and stewed ramen to his mouth is just so refreshing—it turns the ad into something that genuinely makes you feel happy.