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Compilation of candy commercials: from the latest to nostalgic ones

When you think of candy commercials, what kind of ads come to mind?

Maybe it’s the commercials with catchy theme songs and original characters you saw as a kid, or perhaps the ones you’ve seen recently featuring popular actors and idols.

In this article, we’ll showcase a wide range of candy commercials from past to present all in one place.

We’ve gathered everything from trending ads to nostalgic classics, so try searching for the commercial that caught your eye on TV or the one you suddenly remembered from long ago!

Compilation of snack commercials: from the latest to nostalgic ones (141–150)

Meiji Milk Chocolate “Amusement Park of Sweets” Version

Meiji Milk Chocolate: “Candy Amusement Park” Version

This commercial shows an amusement park made entirely with Meiji sweets, including plenty of milk chocolate.

Surely everyone dreamed of a candy amusement park or a candy house when they were a child, didn’t they? It’s an eye-catching ad that makes you feel excited just by watching it.

Meiji Fruit Juice Gummies: ‘Grape Vineyard’ Edition

Kaju Gummy “Grape Orchard” Version – 30 Seconds

This is a commercial showing a vineyard where the grapes used for the fruit juice gummies are grown.

It highlights that grapes meeting strict standards are sourced from around the world, and it talks about the commitment to 100% fruit juice.

It’s a commercial that focuses not only on great taste but also on food safety.

Meiji Bulgaria Frozen Yogurt Dessert: “After-meal dessert—this is the one, right?” / “A break at work—this is the one, right?” / “After a bath—this is the one, right?”

A commercial introducing Meiji Bulgaria Yogurt ice cream.

Whether it’s a dessert after a meal, a break during work, or after a bath—each scene is different, but it directly conveys the product’s deliciousness: refreshing, smooth, and light.

Koikeya Pinky

Nostalgic commercial (2000): 'Pinky'

I think many people still remember the TV commercials for the tablet candy Pinky that debuted in 1997, especially the song featured in them.

There were several commercials where, when someone sang “Pinky, please! Pinky, please!”, an original character called Pinky Monkey would appear and give them some Pinky.

Akagi Dairy Sof’ “For Some Reason, the Lord Above” Version

Sof' 'For some reason, His Majesty' Version A

This commercial plays on Akagi Nyugyo’s Sof’ concept of “just the top of soft serve,” showing what that means through a whimsical worldview.

As the amusingly titled “Somehow, the Upper Lord,” only the upper part of a shogun—namely, his face—slowly walks off somewhere.

It does depict a state of being “only the top,” but when that idea is presented through something entirely different, it can be hard to grasp.

The footage makes you feel that perhaps the right approach is simply to focus on the comedy.

Häagen-Dazs Crispy Sandwich: “I want to get delightfully hooked.” (version)sana

Häagen-Dazs Crispy Sandwich TV commercial “I want to get crisply, wholeheartedly absorbed.” Edition

SANA from TWICE appears in a Häagen-Dazs commercial.

In the ad, she’s shown watching a tennis match while eating a Crispy Sandwich, but before long she becomes more engrossed in the Crispy Sandwich than the match itself.

The message is that it’s so delicious, you forget the excitement of the game right in front of you—something that surely piqued many people’s interest.

Morinaga Confectionery Choco Monaka Jumbo “Crispy Ruins” VersionSUPER EIGHT

[SUPER EIGHT] Crispy Ruins Arc [Choco Monaka Jumbo] (with subtitles)

In this commercial titled “Crispy Ruins,” the members of SUPER EIGHT become an expedition team and set out to uncover the secret behind the delicious taste of Choco Monaka Jumbo.

Although they fall underground right after setting off, they discover that the wall of chocolate along the side of the Choco Monaka Jumbo is the key to its great taste.

It’s a fun commercial to watch.