[Reve 21 Commercials] Popular and All-Time Commercials Summary [2026]

Reve 21 “Pict Membership Numbers” Edition

Hair Growth First Step (Pict Membership Count Version)

This is the commercial titled “Pict Membership Count,” which recommends a 90-minute trial course called the “Rêve 21 Hair Growth First Step.” With the tagline “90 minutes to start a new you,” Rêve 21’s President Katsumasa Okamura speaks directly to viewers, encouraging them to find and pursue a personalized hair growth treatment that suits each individual.

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Reve 21: Three Years’ Worth of Anxiety

Reve 21: 100 Episodes — The 'Three Years of Anxiety' Chapter

This is the “Three Years of Anxiety” installment of a series of commercials from the hair clinic Reve21, which dramatizes real episodes that actually occurred between treatment staff and customers.

It features a male customer who, for three years, couldn’t talk to anyone about his fear of losing his hair.

Three years’ worth of anxiety piled up.

But eventually his worries cleared, and he even became able to feel grateful for having struggled.

When times are tough, it’s often hard to see things clearly, isn’t it?

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Reve 21 “Member Graph” Edition

Reve21 New Commercial: Member Graph Version (Long Ver.)

While the image of celebrities like Akiko Wada and Shigeru Matsuzaki is strong for Reeve 21’s commercials, this “Member Graph” version focuses mainly on the voices of actual members and graduates who came in for treatments at Reeve 21.

In a member survey about how they perceive Reeve 21’s hair growth—growing and increasing one’s own hair—56% said they were half-skeptical, as shown in a pie chart.

It’s a commercial that conveys the realism of the graduates’ actual footage and words.

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Reve 21 “40th Anniversary Grand Thanksgiving” Edition

Reve 21 CM: 40th Anniversary Founding Grand Thanksgiving Edition

This commercial is a campaign from Reeve 21, which celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2016, offering the initial Reeve 21 plan at 80% off to the first 35,000 customers as a token of gratitude.

It’s a very catchy and easy-to-understand commercial.

There’s nothing particularly flashy about it, and no appearances by celebrities, yet it still conveys exactly what it needs to.

I’m always impressed by how they manage to create such truly clear and straightforward ads.

Reve 21 “Types of Concerns” Edition

Hair Growth First Step (Pictogram: Types of Concerns)

A commercial recommending something called Reeve 21’s Hair Growth First Step, a 90-minute trial course.

The ad explains that hair thinning troubles not only men but also women, and that there are many causes—such as genetics, stress, hormonal balance, and lifestyle—so each person needs a hair growth method tailored to them.

This explanation is given by Reeve 21’s president, Katsumasa Okamura, in the commercial.

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Reve 21 ‘First Step to Hair Growth’ Edition

90 minutes for a new you: “First Step to Hair Growth”

This is a commercial for Hair Growth First Step, a service Leave 21 launched in 2014.

It was started to encourage people who are struggling alone—wondering what to do because everyone’s hair concerns are different—to come in casually.

Just by watching this commercial, anyone with even a slight concern about their hair can feel it’s easy to give it a try at least once.

It’s a clear and approachable ad!

Reve 21: “We are graduates of Reve 21 | Mr. Hiroyuki Sato” Edition

[Official Leve 21] TV Commercial | “We are Leve 21 Graduates | Mr. Hiroyuki Sato” Version, 15 Seconds

Hiroyuki Sato talks about the power of hair.

He worked on hair regrowth with Rebe 21 and achieved results.

He competed in the 9th Japan Hair Regrowth Championship, and you can see photos from that time in the commercial—what a truly wonderful smile.

Having more hair and feeling brighter…

I think it’s a hopeful story.

Small things can spark positive feelings, and then you can go on to live happily…

It might sound exaggerated, but in the end, isn’t that what life is about?

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