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!
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Compilation of snack commercials: from the latest to nostalgic ones (181–190)
Lotte web video: From inside Sou, “Thanks for your hard work!” — ‘Appearance’ versionNana Mori
This commercial features Nana Mori conveying that Lotte’s “Sou” is perfect for people who are working hard to take a break.
The way she speaks to viewers, asking if they might be pushing themselves too much, and her bright, supportive presence help put the mind at ease.
A key point is the scene where she eats “Sou” and expresses how delicious it is, clearly emphasizing its refreshing, melt-in-the-mouth texture.
The content carries a gentle, encouraging message: sometimes taking a break is essential in order to keep going.
Compilation of snack commercials: from the latest to nostalgic ones (191–200)
Lotte Sou: A refreshing thank-you from Sou! “Student” version / “Working Adult” version / “Work-Ice Balance” versionNana Mori
This is a commercial where Nana Mori pops out from inside Lotte’s Sou ice and delivers messages of support to people who are giving their all.
It gently stands by students working hard at classes and club activities, people devoted to their jobs, and others, while also highlighting the importance of relaxation.
By showing her eating Sou at the end, it conveys the wish for it to be seen as a gentle, refreshing treat—one of the items you can use to relax.
Lotte Sou: “Summer Is Here! The Sound of Summer” EditionNana Mori
The Lotte Sou “Summer Is Here! The Sounds of Summer” commercial is what really makes you feel the arrival of summer.
In it, Nana Mori enjoys the product on a sun-drenched veranda under the strong summer rays.
Without words, her refreshed expression after taking a bite conveys just how delicious it is.
Akagi Nyugyo Gatsun to Mikan / Gatsun to Apple Pie / Gatsun, the Refreshing Club: “What will you discover?” editionEgashira 2:50
A commercial featuring Egashira 2:50, who was chosen as the face of the campaign because of his love for “Gatsun, to Mikan.” In this “What will you discover?” version, in addition to “Gatsun, to Mikan,” the new product “Gatsun, to Apple Pie” is also introduced.
Egashira’s thought-provoking message leaves a strong impression, and it’s the kind of ad that grabs your attention the moment it comes on.
Morinaga Milk Industry MOW: ‘Ready for MOW? Ready!’Yumi Kawai
Here’s a commercial introducing the best time to eat Morinaga’s MOW ice cream.
They say it’s just right when the vanilla has melted a little, and Yumi Kawai is memorably shown scooping and eating the MOW while saying, “MOW, is it ready? MOW, it’s ready.” I’m sure many people thought they’d like to try that perfect timing the next time they have MOW!
Lotte Ghana: “Happiness starts with chocolate” (TV commercial)Minami Hamabe
In addition to Ms.
Hamabe, this commercial—which shows various people eating chocolate, such as working adults, small children, dancers, and e-sports players—is an ad for Lotte’s popular product Ghana.
The expressions on everyone’s faces as they enjoy the chocolate are truly memorable.
The background music features Wednesday Campanella’s 2024 release “Charlotte,” a captivating track with lyrics themed around smiles and happiness and a danceable beat.
Meiji Oligosaccharide Milk Chocolate “Worried About Your Stomach” VersionKanji Ishimaru
This is a commercial for oligosaccharide milk chocolate that empathizes with the dilemma of wanting to eat chocolate while worrying about your waistline.
In it, Mr.
Kanji Ishimaru plays “Professor Choco,” who provides answers to this concern, and the changes in his facial expressions and movements emphasize a comedic tone.
The video’s bright atmosphere also conveys a positive message that the product is easy to incorporate into everyday life.