Yuki Sakurai began her full-fledged acting career in the 2010s and has appeared in numerous acclaimed films and TV dramas, earning high praise as a talented actress.
She has also been featured in many commercials.
Notably, her stylish ads that make the most of her cool image—such as those for Suntory’s Sui and Biore—are particularly memorable.
In this article, we’ll showcase all the commercials she has appeared in to date.
We’ve gathered a wide range of both recent and older ads, so please take this opportunity to check them out.
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A commercial featuring Yuki Sakurai. Showcasing cool, captivating ads old and new (1–10).
TDC Software “Think About the Essence” versionYuki Sakurai, Ryota Bando
Set during a meeting with a client, this commercial showcases how TDC Soft approaches challenges.
When the client asks, “We’d like you to fix this design right away,” Ryota Bando responds, “We’ll fix it immediately!”—but Yuki Sakurai steps in to stop him.
Her true intention is not to simply fulfill the request as given, but to think about why the client wanted that request in the first place and propose a solution that addresses the underlying issue.
It conveys that this is a company that stands in the customer’s shoes and works together to solve problems.
Suntory Maker’s Mark “Aliens” VersionYuki Sakurai, AiNA THE END
This is a Maker’s Mark commercial showing Yuki Sakurai captivated by a performance while sipping a drink at a bar.
Sitting at the counter away from the stage, Sakurai is completely absorbed in the music.
The singer performing at the bar is AiNA THE END, formerly of BiSH and now a solo artist.
She’s covering Kirinji’s 2000 classic “Aliens.” Her vocals are striking—more uptempo than the original yet still imbued with a sense of poignancy.
Suntory Gin Sui: ‘Gin Soda at an Izakaya — It’s Not Trendy Yet’ EditionYuki Sakurai
It’s a commercial that starts with Akihiro Kakuta wondering about the drink Yuki Sakurai is holding at an izakaya, and goes on to promote a new pairing: izakaya and gin-and-soda.
While gin has long been associated with bars, the ad shows it can be enjoyed at izakayas too, and suggests it might become even more popular going forward.
In the footage, only Sakurai drinks gin-and-soda while Kakuta hasn’t tried it yet, reinforcing the idea that it’s right on the verge of catching on.
Sakurai’s cool smile conveys the appeal of a delicious taste that’s not widely known yet.
Nuverse Earth: Revival – ‘Super Sci-Fi Senpai’ Version / ‘Super Sci-Fi Game’ VersionYuki Sakurai
This is a commercial featuring Yuki Sakurai wearing a battlesuit, reminiscent of a character from Nuverse’s “Earth: Revival.” The snappy back-and-forth between the senior and junior, along with the line “not Do-S but Do-SF” leading into her transformation, conveys strength with a comedic touch.
It’s also fun to see the contrast between the background and her stance—she’s transformed, weapon in hand, yet still standing at an oden stall.
Yuki Sakurai’s cool, powerful smile and the surprised expressions of the people around her, including the junior, are also highlights.
Myojo Foods: Myojo Chukazanmai “Umee wa” EditionYuki Sakurai
This is a commercial introducing Myojo Chukazanmai, focusing on the suan-la-tang noodles supervised by Eirin.
While close-up shots clearly showcase the noodles and soup, Yuki Sakurai’s hearty way of eating also emphasizes how irresistibly delicious they are.
The song used is a parody of Ado’s “Usseewa,” with lyrics adapted to express the product’s craftsmanship and flavor.
With its powerful sound and emotionally charged vocals, it conveys a strong desire for viewers to try it first and experience it for themselves.
SUBARU Your story with “Proposal” VersionYuki Sakurai
This is a Subaru commercial that aired in 2011.
In this ad, which depicts the scene where the boyfriend proposes to her inside the car, their memories together with this car up to that point are shown in flashbacks, and the two of them savor the joy of getting married.
It reminds us that a car isn’t just a means of transportation, but becomes a part of our memories—making it a heartwarming commercial.
Pantovisco “Requiem Dedicated to Maidens” CMYuki Sakurai
This is a commercial for the book Requiem Dedicated to Maidens written by Pantovisco.
Yuki Sakurai sits on a sandy beach, lost in thought, and picks up a book; sentences fly out from within and float in the air.
Every line is so beautiful that it strikes at our hearts the moment we read it.
Just as Sakurai breaks into a smile, many viewers were likely moved by these words and felt inspired to read the book themselves.