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.
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Nissin commercials roundup: Their outlandish direction is making waves! (41–50)
Nissin Foods Chicken Ramen “Please make it, Tokoro George” versionMana Ashida, George Tokoro
This commercial shows George Tokoro making Chicken Ramen at the request of Mana Ashida, highlighting the wide range of variations and deliciousness.
After accepting her request, Tokoro heads to a field and tries his hand at creating variations using freshly harvested vegetables.
You can feel the excitement of wondering what they’ll end up making through the smiles the two share while cooking.
It’s a video that strongly emphasizes a positive atmosphere, with smiles both while making and eating.
Nissin Cup Noodles “I Want to Eat Something Tasty” Version
Have you ever tried Nissin Cup Noodles’ Chili Tomato flavor? The commercial titled “Umaimon Tabetai” was created out of a desire to let more people know about its taste.
It’s hard to describe, but it features 8-bit, Famicom-style characters who eat the Chili Tomato flavor, rhythmically chant words, and then shoot beams from their eyes.
The result is a spot that’s not only visually striking but also sticks in your ears.
Nissin Chicken Ramen “Time Performance” VersionNadal, Yocchan
A commercial that’s getting buzz for recipes you’ll want to copy right away is Nissin Chicken Ramen’s “Taipa-de” spot.
In it, Nadal introduces a variety of creative recipes using bagged Chicken Ramen.
Amazingly, three recipes appear within a short 30-second runtime.
It’s nice that they even include a dessert.
By the way, “taipa” is short for “time performance,” meaning not only is it delicious, but you can make it in no time.
Nissin Foods Cup Noodles “I Want to Eat Delicious Stuff: Kansai” Version
This pixel-art illustration, reminiscent of 1990s video games, is an ad introducing Chili Tomato Noodles.
This particular spot is titled the Kansai Edition, and the characters speaking in the Kansai dialect make a strong impression.
Along with the pixel art, the color palette heightens the visual impact, making it a memorable commercial you won’t forget after seeing it once.
Nissin Foods ‘Cup Noodles You Eat in a Bowl: “Super Convenient”’ (version)
This is a commercial that catchily showcases the situations where the Cup Noodles “bowl-to-eat” series shines.
It opens by voicing a consumer concern—“I never know when I’m supposed to eat Cup Noodles in a bowl”—and then presents specific recommended occasions, such as for breakfast, a snack, or as a soup dish alongside a meal.
It’s very easy to understand, and the appearance of the bowl character also adds a sense of friendliness.
