A collection of commercials featuring Kazunari Ninomiya. Introducing everything from his latest ads to past appearances.
Kazunari Ninomiya has been highly active as a member of Arashi.
Beyond his music career, he’s also thriving as a TV personality and actor—he’s so popular that there’s hardly a day you don’t see him on television! Of course, he appears in commercials as well.
From ads where his refreshing smile shines to humorous spots, there are countless commercials that showcase his charming personality.
In this article, we’ll introduce not only the commercials he has appeared in so far, but also his latest ones—all in one place.
Let’s dive right in!
Compilation of commercials featuring Kazunari Ninomiya. From the latest ads to past appearances (1–10)
Suntory Kodawari Sakaba “That Master’s Tavern” VersionNEW!Kazunari Ninomiya
This is a commercial introducing the Lemon Sour and Tako-Highball from Suntory’s Kodawari Sakaba series.
In the ad, Kazunari Ninomiya appears as an izakaya owner, personally making and serving the Lemon Sour and Tako-Highball.
By focusing on the deliciousness of each product, this commercial makes their great taste almost tangible!
Amazon Prime Video “I Want to See What’s in Your Heart.” VersionKazunari Ninomiya, Wakana Matsumoto, Anna Yamada, Akiyama (Hanako)
This commercial portrays how Amazon Prime Video lets you enjoy a wide range of genres and can be the spark that moves many hearts.
Featuring Kazunari Ninomiya and others reflecting on moments that stir the heart, it conveys the unique joy that comes from such variety through the images on screen and the smiles of those watching.
The song layered over the gentle visuals, which accentuate that calming feeling, is Kaneyori Masaru’s “Zenbu All Right!” The refreshing band sound is striking, and the overall relaxed atmosphere also conveys a sense of positivity.
GungHo Puzzle & Dragons Showa-Era Dad: “Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World- Collaboration” EditionNEW!Kazunari Ninomiya
This is a series of commercials featuring Kazunari Ninomiya appearing in a Showa-era dad style.
This time, it announces a collaboration between the hugely popular anime Re:Zero − Starting Life in Another World and Puzzle & Dragons.
Footage from the anime is shown in the commercial, making it especially eye-catching for fans.
P&G Pantene: “Leave your morning hair to us.” / “Worried your color fades too quickly?”Kazunari Ninomiya
This commercial shows that using Pantene keeps your hair supple until morning and helps your color last longer.
Kazunari Ninomiya appears as a stylist recommending Pantene, and the gentle way he speaks conveys a sense of reassurance about the brand.
It also features people touching their own hair, clearly showing what the final result looks like—another key point of the ad.
LUUP “Debut” Version / “Riding” VersionKazunari Ninomiya
This commercial portrays Kazunari Ninomiya using LUUP in his private life, highlighting its convenience and comfort.
A key point is that it approaches people who perceive it as a vehicle for the young, clearly conveying that anyone can incorporate it into their daily routine.
It also emphasizes proper gear and safe driving, conveying the message that precisely because it’s easy to use, users should be mindful and cautious.
GungHo Online Entertainment Puzzle & Dragons Showa-Era Dad: “Watch Your Old Man” / “In the Middle of Puzzle & Dragons” / “Great Thanksgiving Festival (November 2024)”Kazunari Ninomiya
This commercial portrays parent-child bonding through Puzzle & Dragons with a retro vibe, while clearly conveying a fun, comedic atmosphere.
Kazunari Ninomiya appears in a humorous role as a Showa-era dad, tossing various remarks to a child enjoying Puzzle & Dragons.
Although he tries to be a good example and sometimes fumbles, he also gently supports the game, showcasing his warmth.
It gives the impression that the child’s trust is conveyed as well, because he enjoys the game together with them.
GungHo Online Entertainment Puzzle & Dragons: “What does Puzzle & Dragons mean to you?” versionKazunari Ninomiya
This commercial conveys the ease of playing Puzzle & Dragons by following Kazunari Ninomiya through his days as he takes on various shoots for dramas and on-location work.
It’s presented like a documentary to show that even short moments—like breaks between shoots or off time before bed—are enough to enjoy Puzzle & Dragons.
The closing question, “What does Puzzle & Dragons mean to you?” also reveals the relationship between Ninomiya and the game.