[Nagoya Commercials] A Collection of Local Commercials from Aichi Prefecture
Speaking of local commercials, various companies’ ads are aired all over the country.
In particular, many people still remember the local commercials they watched often as children, even after becoming adults.
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole lineup of local commercials from Aichi Prefecture!
From Nagoya specialties to popular neighborhood shops, these are all commercials familiar to Aichi residents.
We hope not only those from Aichi, but local commercial fans nationwide will enjoy them.
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[Nagoya Commercials] Aichi Prefecture Local Commercials Compilation (31–40)
Amano Pharmaceutical BioDias
This is a commercial for BioDias, a digestive medicine that was sold by Amano Pharmaceutical, which is now known as Amano Enzyme.
If you live in the Tokai region, especially Nagoya, many of you might find this song familiar.
There’s also another version of the commercial where the song is sung in English.
Aichi Small Elevators
The commercial for Aichi Small Elevator Manufacturing Co., which makes elevators, is incredibly impactful.
In particular, the scene where an elderly man in a wheelchair rides a small elevator, plays the shamisen, and shouts, “It’s convenient to have, inconvenient without!” is unforgettable once you’ve seen it.
There’s also a scene where an announcer asks someone who looks like a feudal lord riding a stair-climbing escalator, “How is the ride?”—it’s repeated so many times that it ends up sticking in your head.
Minami Clinic
In Nagoya City, there’s a popular area called Sakae, lined with various commercial complexes and fashion buildings.
That’s where Minami Clinic opened in 1997.
The cosmetic surgery clinic’s commercial features an irresistibly catchy refrain sung by a cheerful, energetic woman: “Minna mi~ minna mi~ kurini~kku,” and it totally gets stuck in your head! By the way, did you know that the familiar melody comes from the Italian popular song Funiculì, Funiculà?
U.S. Secretary Rice
This is a commercial for Beitsune Rice, a company originating in Kitanagoya City that sold rice and rice-based products.
Many people from Aichi Prefecture probably remember the woman dancing aerobics-style and the catchy jingle.
The exquisite combination of music and dance is so addictive that it makes you want to watch the commercial over and over again.
Yu-topia Takara
This is a commercial for Yu~topia Takara that highlights its appeal by focusing on numbers—such as the variety of baths and relaxation options, the number of manga and magazines, and the fact that it’s open 24 hours.
In the ad, the cast members take turns singing the sound logo, and many viewers likely remember the earnest expression of the boy who appears third.
[Nagoya Commercials] Aichi Prefecture Local Commercials Compilation (41–50)
Komehyo
This is a commercial for Komehyo, a used buy-and-sell shop born in Aichi Prefecture.
The line “Got stuff you don’t need? Sell it to Komehyo” is repeated rhythmically, making for a pretty impactful presentation.
It’s the kind of ad that sticks with you after a single viewing—perhaps it’s one of your favorite local commercials, too?
Japan Rent-a-Car
This commercial that sparked the reaction, “What are they doing to a rented car?!” is for Japan Rent-A-Car, a company with stores mainly in Aichi Prefecture.
In the ‘8-Passenger Vellfire – Summer’ version, it shows people performing parkour tricks using the rented Vellfire, making for a striking, hard-hitting presentation.
Many of you may also remember Japan Rent-A-Car’s ads that promote their 24-hour operation and affordable rates.