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[SHElikes Commercials] Portraying new ways women work. A feature on buzzworthy commercials
Have you ever wondered, “Who’s the person in the SHElikes commercial?” or “What’s that song?” SHElikes’ commercials captivate many viewers with striking visuals and messages that resonate.
They have a motivating vibe that gives you a gentle push, sparking thoughts about career and learning.
In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the SHElikes commercials.
You’re sure to find the information you’ve been curious about, so read on to the end!
[SHElikes Commercials] Portraying new ways women work. A feature on buzzworthy commercials
SHElikes “Workation with SHElikes” Version / “Oshi Activities with SHElikes” VersionNEW!Nagisa Shibuya
These two commercials really spark the imagination about what kinds of work styles you can have once you’ve gained skills with SHElikes.
They depict scenarios like enjoying a workation after becoming able to work from anywhere, and fully indulging in supporting your favorite idols thanks to a work style that isn’t tied to place or time.
Watching Nagisa Shibuya skill up and work freely, many people probably thought, “I want to be like that too!”
SHElikes New Year Campaign 2026NEW!Elf
In this commercial featuring the manzai duo Elf, support for women’s career advancement is introduced.
“I want to level up my career, but isn’t going to a school expensive?” asks Haru.
Then Arakawa quietly lets her know that with SHElikes, 70% of the tuition is reimbursed through a national subsidy.
It’s also a commercial where you’ll want to pay attention to the cuteness of Arakawa’s decorated heart-shaped laptop!
SHElikes “You Can Take on New Challenges as Many Times as You Want in Life” VersionNEW!Ryo Suzuki
In this commercial featuring Ryo Suzuki, who gained attention through the “timelesz project,” Suzuki clearly explains the features of SHElikes.
He emphasizes that by learning a variety of skills, you can find a work style that suits you, and delivers an encouraging message: “You can keep challenging yourself, no matter how many times it takes.” Precisely because these words come from Suzuki, who has continued his activities in various forms up to now, they feel all the more convincing.
SHElikes Elf Interview: Haru’s Dilemma — “Lost in My Career” EpisodeNEW!Elf
Mr.
Arakawa immediately reacts to Haru saying, “My friend got lost…!” He admits he sometimes gets lost too and strikes a gyaru peace pose to seal their “comradeship.” But it turns out the “lost” part meant being lost in one’s career.
Mr.
Arakawa explains that with SHElikes you can learn over 45 types of professional skills unlimitedly and find a job that fits you.
He winks and encourages the friend through Haru, saying there’s no need to rush!
SHElikes Elf Interview: Haru’s Dilemma “70% Tuition Rebate” EditionNEW!Elf
Haru is interested in trying SHElikes but is worried about the tuition fees.
Arakawa then explains that, right now, there’s a government subsidy available that can reimburse up to 70% of the tuition.
Hearing Arakawa’s presentation—“Start gaining skills affordably, and it’s not a dream to change jobs later and increase your income”—surely made many people think, “I want to give it a try too!”
SHElikes Elf Interview Haru’s Dilemma: “Work Challenge” EditionNEW!Elf
Haru-san is worried, asking, “I’ll study at a career-advancement school… then what should I do?” At SHElikes, they keep supporting you even after that—and they even help you build your portfolio of achievements! Haru-san is impressed, saying, “That’s really well thought out.” Then, in the next moment, Arakawa-san offers some words of encouragement and pats Haru-san on the shoulder, but it seems it was pretty strong, and Haru-san is genuinely in pain.
SHElikes Elf Interview Haru’s Dilemma: “UreshiSHE Campaign & Subsidies” EditionNEW!Elf
The comedy duo Elf is being interviewed by SHElikes.
When they hear that you can win a MacBook in a lottery by signing up for a free trial, Arakawa is especially surprised and says, “It might be worth going just to get that.” Then, when Haru says she’s “ureshii” (happy) about the 70% tuition cashback, Arakawa jumps in with, “No, no.” Apparently, the correct way is to say the “shii” part as “SHE”—as in SHElikes! The pun-filled, humorous back-and-forth is quite memorable.