Nissin commercials roundup. The over-the-top direction is making waves!
Nissin is a manufacturer that sells a wide range of instant foods, and products like Cup Noodles, Yakisoba U.F.O., and Donbei are especially well-known.
You see Nissin’s commercials on TV all the time, and their over-the-top direction often becomes a hot topic.
They’re packed with humor, and their distinctive vibe sets them apart from other companies’ commercials.
In this article, we’ll showcase a lineup of Nissin commercials that surely have many fans.
Please take your time watching and decide which one you like best.
Nissin commercials roundup: their outlandish direction is the talk of the town! (1–10)
Nissin Foods Cup Noodles “Summer Is Definitely Seafood” version
A commercial for one of Nissin’s classic Cup Noodles flavors, Seafood Noodles.
There used to be a commercial that featured “Gale-Force Winds, Slicked-Back Hair,” and in the summer of 2024, a new ad using that song appeared again.
The familiar laid-back illustrated animation and the parody version of “Gale-Force Winds, Slicked-Back Hair” are seriously catchy.
I bet many people find themselves watching to the end whenever this commercial comes on.
Nissin Foods Cup Noodles “I want to eat MISO” AdNEW!
This commercial promotes the renewed, even more delicious miso-flavored Cup Noodles by showcasing it through a unique world view.
The visuals seem inspired by the music video for ORANGE RANGE’s “SUSHI Tabetai feat.
Soy Sauce,” lightly expressing various points of craftsmanship.
Although it’s a parody with altered lyrics, the sound remains true to the original; the distinctive atmosphere incorporating digital elements captures listeners’ interest.
It straightforwardly conveys the impulse of wanting to eat.
Nissin Foods Cup Noodles “Cup Noodles PRO: Want to Put on Heavy Rotation” Version
This is a commercial for Cup Noodles PRO, which is high in protein, low in carbs, and lower in calories than regular Cup Noodles.
It uses a parody version of Chiaki Mayumura’s “Face Don” that was also featured in a Cup Noodles ad, and the MV’s distinctive characters make an appearance as well.
It’s an impactful commercial, but it still clearly communicates the appeal of Cup Noodles PRO.
Nissin Foods Cup Noodles ‘Have Some Laksa’ EditionGeraardon
In a Cup Noodles commercial where an animated girl recommends laksa, Attack Nishimoto from the comedy trio Jyaradon appears.
Apparently, if you eat laksa, you turn into Attack Nishimoto, and if you eat even more, your head turns into laksa.
The CM’s song is a parody of MAISONdes’s “Keitai Misheteyo feat.
Hashimero, maeshima soshi.” They sing while telling you the highlights of laksa.
Nissin Foods Cup Noodles “Ariyori no Ari” VersionNEW!Kizuna AI
This is a commercial that depicts Kizuna AI touring a traditional miso brewery, conveying the feelings infused into Cup Noodles’ Miso flavor through the blend of tradition and innovation.
A key element is showing a brewery worker eating Cup Noodles, highlighting the rich, universally appealing taste.
The light, breezy reactions that follow also help convey a sense of approachability.
Nissin Foods Cup Noodles “Undoubtedly Right Song” VersionNEW!Kanna Hashimoto
This commercial uses animation inspired by a famous folktale to convey the appeal of Cup Noodles’ Spicy Tonkotsu flavor.
It portrays the commitment to ingredients and the crowd-pleasing spicy taste through a folktale-style arrangement, while clearly expressing that it’s something you can enjoy casually.
At the end, Kanna Hashimoto appears, and the contrast between her brisk chant and her serious expression adds a comedic touch.
Nissin Foods Cup Noodles “Cup Noodles PRO Chili Tomato Has Arrived” VersionNEW!
Chili Tomato has joined the Cup Noodles PRO lineup, and this commercial comically conveys how you can aim for tastier and healthier.
Using animation that draws on the world of Chiaki Mayumura’s “Kao-don” music video, its momentum also delivers a positive message.
Overlapping that footage is the chorus of “Kao-don,” and by using its bold parts, the ad amplifies a sense of drive.
The song’s unique worldview and overall energy make the content feel genuinely friendly and forward-looking.