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[Nomura Securities Commercials] Popular and Historical Commercials Compilation [2026]

Editor-in-Chief, RAG MUSICHane Keisuke
Editor-in-chief of RAG MUSIC. JFC-certified fact-checker. After working in a music studio and handling wedding sound, joined the RAG MUSIC editorial team in 2016. Experienced with a variety of instruments: marching band in elementary school, clarinet in junior high school wind ensemble, and drums in a band from high school onward. Drawing on my own musical activities and the experience gained through my work, I produce daily articles, including various song introductions, features on music festivals around the country, and live reports. In music, I enjoy not only rock from Japan and abroad but, lately, a wide range of J-pop as well.

Some of you may have noticed Nomura Securities’ commercials while watching TV and found them intriguing.

Recently, a commercial featuring professional golfer Hideki Matsuyama has been on air, and story-driven ads starring popular actors like Hiroshi Tamaki, Kentaro Sakaguchi, and Mei Nagano have also been very well received.

In this article, we’ll introduce Nomura Securities’ commercials all at once—from the newest ones to those that aired in the past.

There’s a wide variety, from friendly, humorous spots to cool and stylish ones, so be sure to check them out.

[Nomura Securities Commercials] Popular and Historic TV Commercials Summary [2026] (1–10)

Let’s ask Nomura about it. ‘The 100-Year Life’ edition.Hiroshi Tamaki, Kentaro Sakaguchi

[Japanese Commercial] Nomura Securities “100-Year Life” (Hiroshi Tamaki / Kentaro Sakaguchi)

This is Nomura Securities’ 2018 commercial, “Let’s Ask Nomura: The 100-Year Life.” Next to Kentaro Sakaguchi, an elderly man holding a baby is sitting in a chair.

Look closely and it turns out to be Hiroshi Tamaki in special makeup made to look old.

Tamaki addresses viewers, saying that in this era where a 100-year life is becoming the norm, he wants to be a partner in thinking about managing assets over a long lifetime.

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Dreams, into power.

Commercial: Nomura Securities – Turning Dreams into Power

This is Nomura Securities’ 2012 commercial, “Turn Dreams into Power.” For Nomura, 2012 was a harsh winter.

Following administrative penalties over an insider trading scandal tied to a share offering, weekly magazines and others piled on, criticizing the firm’s corporate culture.

The commercial opens with a scene of a pitch-black dawn, evoking the idea of a reborn Nomura Securities.

It conveys a determination to restore the company’s image and regain public trust.

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Nomura Securities Drive Sustainability: Financial and Economic Education (version)

"Drive Sustainability." Financial and Economic Education Edition (60 seconds)

Japan is said to lag behind in education about money and to have lower financial literacy compared to other countries.

Since the 1990s, the Nomura Group has been engaged in financial and economic education for a wide range of generations—from elementary school students to adults—as essential knowledge for opening up a prosperous future.

In the commercial, the earnest expressions of children learning about money are striking.

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[Nomura Securities Commercials] Popular and Past Commercials Summary [2026] (11–20)

Nomura Securities “A Course That Continues into the Future” VersionHideki Matsuyama

Nomura | TV commercial: “Course Leading to the Future” (30 seconds)

This commercial straightforwardly conveys Nomura Holdings’ forward-looking vision: a wish for a prosperous society that endures for the next hundred years.

By aligning elements like Hideki Matsuyama’s determined, future-focused gaze with Nomura Holdings’ philosophy, it clearly communicates their intent.

It also states that striving for a prosperous society requires evolving with the times, expressing not only strength of will but also flexible thinking — a key point.

In addition, the sight of a golf course spreading through the city creates a mysterious worldview while imparting a sense of warmth.

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This year, let’s cheer on this country. Our companies. Ourselves. “Ashinoko (Lake Ashi)” edition.

Nomura Securities commercial, “Ashinoko (Lake Ashi)” version

This commercial aired around 2012 and carries the theme of supporting countries and companies through investing.

The footage features a time-lapse of Lake Ashi and Mt.

Fuji, two famous sights in Hakone, and it’s mesmerizing to watch.

The background music also has a warm, happy sound that creates an encouraging mood.

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This year, let’s cheer on this country, our companies, and ourselves. “Tsurumi” edition.

Nomura Securities TV commercial “Tsurumi” version

This video is a commercial that aired in 2012, mainly featuring footage of Tsurumi in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture.

It’s a time-lapse sequence from night through dawn in an industrial zone, and at the end there’s an effect that overlaps the sun with the image of the Japanese flag, which fits the theme of supporting Japan through investment.

The BGM is an original song made for the commercial, titled “Let’s Send Our Cheers.”

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Let’s ask Nomura about that. “The Highest Compliment” editionHiroshi Tamaki, Kentaro Sakaguchi

Nomura Securities CM Kentaro Sakaguchi Hiroshi Tamaki [The Highest Compliment] Version

This is Nomura Securities’ 2017 commercial, “Ask Nomura: The Highest Compliment.” Kentaro Sakaguchi plays a new employee at Nomura who becomes flustered when elderly clients—a gentleman and a lady—tell him they’ll “introduce him to someone good,” so he consults his senior colleague played by Hiroshi Tamaki.

Tamaki replies that it’s “the highest compliment.” Introducing someone to someone else is a sign of trust.

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