[Nippon Life Commercials] Popular and All-Time Commercial Compilation [2026]
Nippon Life’s commercials have lately featured many popular actresses and actors, with drama-like storylines that have become very popular.
In this article, we’ll showcase a selection of Nippon Life’s most popular commercials, including those starring these well-known actors!
We’ve picked a wide range—from the commercials you’ve been curious about after seeing them on TV recently to the moving ads that used to be on all the time—so please take your time and enjoy.
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[Nippon Life Insurance Commercials] Popular and Historical CM Compilation [2026] (51–60)
Nippon Life “Everyone’s Letters Project” VersionRikako Yagi
This commercial, featuring actress Rikako Yagi and a cute calico cat, is the “Everyone’s Letters Project” edition.
It depicts the scene of checking heartfelt letters sent by everyone and sending them out.
In this project, you input images and words into a generator to turn them into a letter and convey your feelings to someone important.
The commercial conveys how wonderful the initiative is.
It has a bright feel and leaves you warm and relaxed.
Nippon Life ‘Life Train: Promise’ EditionPierre Taki
A man in a tuxedo rides a train, gazing out at the scenery with an anxious look.
On the verge of getting married, he seems worried about whether he can make his fiancée happy, just as her father did while raising her on his own.
But when the conductor asks, “Would you like to change your destination?”, the man snaps to attention, makes up his mind, and promises her father that he will definitely make her happy.
It feels like an emotional scene from a movie that almost brings you to tears, yet you don’t realize it’s an insurance commercial until the very end—that’s what makes it so clever (lol).
It’s a wonderfully memorable ad.
Nippon Life “Miu Hirano: Keep Returning the Shots” (version)Miu Hirano
This is a commercial featuring table tennis player Miu Hirano.
The ping-pong table turns into a screen, projecting scenes from her journey so far.
While Miu Hirano is known for her many remarkable achievements, this CM reveals that she has also faced numerous hardships.
Her strength comes not only from her skill at table tennis, but from her unwavering effort to keep moving forward.
The ad is simple—just Hirano relentlessly returning the ball—but that simplicity is precisely what makes it so moving.
Nippon Life: For the Ones We Love — Ticket Gate Edition
This commercial is set at a train station ticket gate and depicts interactions between a father and his daughter.
Watching the daughter grow up and the father grow older is something many parents will likely see themselves in.
As the calm narration suggests, it’s hard to appreciate the value of insurance when you’re healthy.
It may feel like an expense.
But insurance you take out for the unexpected—even if it ends up never being used—is something essential… it might just be an expression of love itself.
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Nippon Life “Torch Runners Story: Kodaniya Kōdai” VersionKodai Haruya
This is a Nippon Life commercial titled “Torch Runner’s Story: Kodai Toharitani,” focusing on the Tokyo Olympics torch relay.
As a child, Mr.
Kodai Toharitani was diagnosed with Perthes disease and told he must not walk.
He lived in a wheelchair from an early age, supported by his family, friends, and teachers.
At 15, having overcome the illness, he is shown running—an image that brings tears to your eyes.
While torchbearers are often celebrities or former athletes, this commercial is wonderful because it introduces people from the general public who have persevered.
Nippon Life ‘Torch Runners Story: Miyu Tarui’ EditionMiyu Tarui
This is a commercial by Nippon Life titled “Torch Runner’s Story: Miyu Tarui,” featuring the Tokyo Olympics torch relay.
It shows a tiny baby girl, then her growing up, starting ice skating, and working hard.
It seems to be a half-life story of an athlete aiming to become a skater, but by the end we learn that Ms.
Tarui had a twin sister who passed away right after birth.
The opening line, “We were always together,” is revealed to have that meaning—making it a deeply moving ad.
Nippon Life Mirai Factory ‘Future Creation Story’ Employee Cafeteria EditionSosuke Ikematsu, Kei Tanaka, Rie Shibata
This commercial compares insurance coverage—where you can choose a plan tailored to each individual—to a buffet-style company cafeteria.
It aired starting in April 2012.
It features actors Sosuke Ikematsu and Kei Tanaka, with Rie Shibata appearing as the cafeteria lady.
