List of commercials featuring Sho Sakurai
Sho Sakurai, known as a member of the national idol group Arashi, is also active as a TV personality, host, and actor.
In this article, we’ve picked and introduced commercials featuring Sho Sakurai from past to present.
From Aflac to in Jelly, there are plenty of popular ads.
Some of them even feature co-starring appearances with other Arashi members.
Sho Sakurai appears in an especially large number of commercials, so we think you’ll enjoy a wide variety of them.
- List of commercials featuring Sho Sakurai
- Commercials featuring Masato Sakai: a compilation of ads showcasing his radiant, memorable smile
- A collection of commercials featuring Kazunari Ninomiya. Introducing everything from his latest ads to past appearances.
- A roundup of Morinaga commercials. It’s a hot topic with members of Johnny’s groups appearing as well!
- [Aflac Commercials] Popular and All-Time Commercials Roundup [2026]
- Compilation of commercials featuring Kanjani Eight. Also introducing ads in which individual members appear.
- A commercial featuring Yuki Sakurai. Showcasing cool charm, we introduce both new and old commercials.
- A compilation of commercials featuring Shiyoh Hirano. Introducing everything from his latest commercials to past appearances.
- A roundup of commercials featuring Hiroshi Abe: introducing everything from the latest ads to past ones all at once.
- A roundup of commercials featuring Takuya Kimura: introducing standout ads showcasing his signature ‘Kimutaku’ flair.
- A collection of commercials featuring Satomi Ishihara, from the latest to her past appearances.
- Ichiro’s commercials roundup: a one-stop showcase of both old and new spots.
- Compilation of commercials featuring Naniwa Danshi, including spots starring individual members
Sakurai Sho’s Commercial Appearances Summary (1–10)
Morinaga Confectionery in Jelly: “Is Humanity’s Enemy… Summer?! Summer Reinforcements!” EditionSho Sakurai
Summer in Japan seems to be getting harsher with each passing year, and many people may find their appetite waning.
This commercial even describes such a severe summer as “the enemy of humanity.” It goes on to show that Weider in Jelly is the perfect way to recharge your energy during the scorching heat.
The dynamic, movie-trailer-like presentation leaves a strong impression.
7-Eleven: “Aliens Appear” / “Even Aliens Are Shocked” / “Even Aliens Feel Fluffy”Sho Sakurai, Masaki Aiba, Yuki Amami
This commercial features a unique world where aliens who have come to Earth transform into figures resembling Sho Sakurai and Masaki Aiba, and from there, it portrays their connection with 7-Eleven.
The story begins when the owner, Yuki Amami, invites the two to work part-time, and the aliens go on to experience a series of surprises through their part-time jobs.
It cheerfully conveys how anyone can easily enjoy services that even amaze aliens—like rice balls packed with fillings and freshly made bread.
Kao Essential flat “Morning Routine” version / “Rainy Day” versionSho Sakurai, Mikako Tabe
Sho Sakurai and Mikako Tabe appear as a married couple in this commercial, which conveys that Essential makes getting ready easier, starting from their exchange before going out.
Because the hair is so smooth, heat styling works better and getting ready to go out finishes smoothly, leading to more fulfilling time.
A key point is that Sakurai, who is watching, also senses how smooth the preparation is and how beautiful she looks, emphasizing beauty that’s obvious at a glance.
It also appeals to people troubled by unruly hair, saying it becomes more manageable.
The positive tone is also memorable.
Sakurai Sho’s Commercial Appearances Compilation (11–20)
House Foods Vermont Curry “Sho Sakurai Appears (Mother’s Day)” Version
The cheerful commercial that’s been getting attention is House Foods Vermont Curry’s “Sho Sakurai Appears (Mother’s Day)” version.
In it, Arashi member Sho Sakurai cooks curry in a food truck and serves it to people who gather around.
The warm exchanges and a few humorous touches are must-sees.
It’s also appealing how watching people of various generations enjoy the curry makes you feel all warm inside.
And at the end, you get to see Sho Sakurai eating the curry himself—his expression makes it look absolutely delicious.
Hitachi Refrigerator: “As Expected! Sakurai ShowROOM” VersionSho Sakurai, Masaki Aiba
This is Hitachi’s commercial “Sasuga Sakurai SHOWROOM,” featuring Sho Sakurai and Masaki Aiba from Arashi.
Aiba visits the “Sakurai SHOWROOM,” a play on Sho Sakurai’s name.
Dressed like a salesman, Sakurai explains Hitachi’s refrigerator, highlighting what makes it great.
He talks about the chiller compartment that can be vacuum-sealed and how it keeps taste and freshness longer.
Aiba playfully chimes in with, “That’s the Sakurai SHOWROOM for you!” and Sakurai’s slightly exasperated expression leaves a memorable impression.
