Commercials featuring Masato Sakai: a compilation of ads showcasing his radiant, memorable smile
Masato Sakai has long been recognized for his exceptional talent as a chameleon actor who can fully embody any role.
He has appeared in numerous popular works to date, and there are many titles—like Legal High and Hanzawa Naoki—that instantly come to mind when you think of “Sakai-san means ___,” right?
Sakai-san has also been in many commercials, and his radiant smile is truly captivating!
In this article, we’ll showcase all the commercials Masato Sakai has appeared in so far.
There are plenty of commercials with pleasantly crafted direction that will have you smiling along before you know it, so be sure to check them out.
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Commercials featuring Masato Sakai: A compilation of memorable ads with his radiant smile (1–10)
Open House My Home Man Open House Shopping “INNOVAS” Version / “Remote Work Room” Version / “Kids’ Room” VersionMasato Sakai, Ryuji Akiyama
This is a series depicting the struggles of Masato Sakai, a.k.a.
“My Home Man,” as he fights to keep his under-construction house from being destroyed by a kaiju.
In this episode, amid the battle, a spirited voice from Ryuji Akiyama booms out from the TVs lined up at an electronics store.
With the energy of a TV shopping segment, he showcases Open House’s wide selection of properties.
Masato Sakai reacts to the voice he hears, but the fight is still ongoing—an amusing twist that leaves a strong impression.
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation: “Someone You Can Talk About Everything With (A Couple’s Dream)”Masato Sakai
This is a commercial for Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation featuring Masato Sakai.
Aimed at a senior audience, it emphasizes the idea that you can consult about anything.
It conveys that the bank is a place where you can discuss things that are hard to say—or that you couldn’t say—to your family.
As Masato Sakai listens, worried expressions naturally turn into smiles.
The ad leaves a strong impression of Sakai’s reassuring presence as he listens quietly to customers.
With its clean, reassuring feel, it suggests you can seek advice comfortably.
Open House My Home Man: After the BattleMasato Sakai
This commercial depicts Masato Sakai, who acquired land through Open House, fighting to protect his own property.
Following the previous installment—where he grew gigantic to defend the land from a kaiju—he now bombards the Open House staff with various questions.
In the end, the mysteries behind the giant transformation and the monster remain unsolved, and another kaiju appears, making you eager to see what happens next.
It’s a humorous ad, featuring Masato Sakai’s weary expressions as he faces challenges while still burdened by unanswered questions.
Commercials featuring Masato Sakai. A compilation of memorable ads with his radiant smile (11–20)
Open House: “My Home Man” DebutMasato Sakai
Open House’s “My Home Man: Appearance” commercial has become a hot topic for its humorous storyline.
In the ad, Masato Sakai starts by signing a contract for a new home with Open House, after which he receives a badge shaped like the company’s logo.
Suddenly, a kaiju appears in the city, and Sakai uses the badge to grow gigantic and fight the monster.
It’s a pretty out-there concept for a commercial, but it’s so entertaining that many viewers probably found themselves watching all the way to the end.
The “Someone Who Can Speak for Us (Parents’ True Feelings)” Version
This series of commercials is comforting, featuring Masato Sakai as a wonderful banker with a gentle look and storytelling tone that makes you feel like you could tell him anything.
In it, a man who comes to consult about how to manage his retirement allowance ends up blurting out his innermost feelings.
He’s playing the exact opposite kind of banker from the Hanzawa Naoki series (lol).
It’s a commercial that makes consulting about money at a bank feel very approachable.
Open House My Home Man “Martial Arts” EditionMasato Sakai
This is an Open House commercial featuring Masato Sakai, who grows to giant size to confront a kaiju that appears in the city.
In the Ultraman universe, he would normally engage in an intense battle with the monster, but here Sakai tries to persuade the kaiju to leave peacefully.
The reason he’s trying to talk it down is that, at the kaiju’s feet, there’s a plot of land he just bought from Open House.
However, despite his desperate pleas, the kaiju tramples Sakai’s precious property, and Sakai hilariously loses his temper—making for a humorous and memorable storyline.
Chicken McNuggets: “Deliciousness to share with everyone. Nuggets.”
This is the McDonald’s commercial featuring Masato Sakai, titled “Sharing Deliciousness with Everyone: Nuggets.” The gentle BGM that perfectly matches the warmhearted image of a father and his sons is “Nikai no Uta” (Song of the Second Floor) by the folk singer Setagaya Poppins.
It’s a song that evokes the quintessential nostalgia of folk music—you can almost picture the townscapes and scenes described in the lyrics.
The song is said to be modeled after a room on the second floor of the family home where Setagaya Poppins once lived.
No wonder it feels so nostalgic.