[Recruit Commercials] Popular and All-Time Commercials Compilation [2026]
When people hear “Recruit,” many strongly associate it with job-related services like Townwork and Rikunavi, but in fact, they offer a wide range of services!
Hot Pepper Beauty, SUUMO, AirPAY, Study Sapuri, Car Sensor, and Zexy are all part of Recruit’s services too, right?
With so many services under their umbrella, you often see commercials from the Recruit group on TV, and I think many people recognize the refreshing sound logo at the end of their ads.
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole lineup of Recruit commercials!
Recruit’s commercials often feature humorous direction and have become a hot topic for being entertaining!
Let’s dive right in!
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[Recruit Commercials] Popular and All-Time Commercials Compilation [2026] (91–100)
“Sudo-san’s Transfer”Kenta Hamano
This is the TV commercial “Mr.
Sudo: Searching for a Home on SUUMO (Job Transfer Edition)” for SUUMO, the real estate site operated by Recruit.
Kenta Hamano, the vocalist of Zainichi Funk, gives a great performance as a straight-laced office worker.
Watching him search for a home on his smartphone together with Suumo, the look on Hamaken’s face when he finds a promising property is indescribably delightful.
SoloKyoko Fukada, Noriyuki Makihara, Haruma Miura
A commercial where the Town Work jingle is performed solo like a national anthem in a stadium.
Singing in front of people wearing various work uniforms and outfits are Kyoko Fukada dressed to the nines, Noriyuki Makihara singing while playing an electric piano, and Haruma Miura looking sharp in a tuxedo.
It feels like three solo performances that could really happen.
As expected of a professional singer, Makihara’s powerful, beautiful voice draws you in, as if he were truly performing in such a venue.
The “It’s gotten cramped” versionAnna Ishibashi / Tomomi Fujisaki
This is the TV commercial “Getting Cramped” for SUUMO, the real estate site run by Recruit, which aired in 2015.
The actress and model Anna Ishibashi appears in it.
With a pink rug and lampshade, light blue wallpaper, and a green bed cover, the colorful room is decorated with matryoshka dolls—pop, kitschy, and cute.
Who’s on Townwork? “BARBER” EditionTatsuya Fujiwara
This is the Townwork job listing commercial titled “Townwork—Who Could It Be? BARBER.” To the familiar Townwork melody, the lyrics go, “Townwork, who could it be?” A person wearing a mysterious square box with the Townwork logo gets a barber’s shave—with whipped-cream-like foam applied over the box—and a blow-dry on top of it.
Naturally, you’re dying to know who’s inside.
Then comes the long-awaited moment: the box comes off, and there he is—Tatsuya Fujiwara, sporting a perfectly curled handlebar mustache! That’s the twist of the commercial.
Who’s that on Townwork? “Kung Fu” editionTatsuya Fujiwara
This is the Townwork job listing site’s commercial, “Townwork—Who Could It Be? Kung Fu” version.
A “mysterious man” wearing a square box in Townwork’s signature yellow with the iconic logo strikes crisp kung fu poses like the legendary Bruce Lee or Jackie Chan and takes down wave after wave of opponents all by himself.
At one point, he even uses a move where he stuffs a meat bun into an enemy’s mouth to subdue him (lol).
Then, when the square box is removed, Tatsuya Fujiwara is revealed inside.
You might assume it’s a stunt double since he’s wearing the box, but it turns out Tatsuya Fujiwara performed everything himself.