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 (41–50)
Lotte KAZITTE! “Bite it, bite it♪” version
In this commercial, they pay homage to the internet meme of the screaming marmot.
After the marmots eating KAZITTE! describe its tough, satisfying crunch and fruity flavor, they shout, “Yum!” It’s a memorable ad that’s fun to watch not only for those familiar with the original meme but also for those who aren’t.
Compilation of snack commercials: from the latest to nostalgic ones (51–60)
Yamazaki Biscuit Aerial: “You Just Can’t Help Eating It” VersionAlice Hirose
This commercial shows Alice Hirose eating Aerial and really driving home how irresistibly delicious it is.
She starts thinking she’ll just have a little, but can’t stop, and her surprised expression when she sees the empty bag—all of it conveys the taste in an overall humorous tone.
The comedic atmosphere of the visuals is further highlighted by a parody of the well-known children’s song “Shōjōji no Tanukibayashi.” With Charan-Po-Rantan’s light, airy vocals promoting Aerial’s deliciousness, the song clearly conveys a sense of lightness and fun.
UHA Mikakuto Kororo “Idol Matsuko” VersionMatsuko Deluxe
This is a UHA Mikakuto commercial featuring Matsuko Deluxe appearing as an ’80s idol.
The commercial itself is styled after old music programs, so many viewers may find it nostalgic.
The host’s introduction of the idol cleverly ties in with the product description, which makes it entertaining.
Morinaga Seika The Crepe: “Crispy, chewy, melty—dessert ice cream that tastes like happiness”Aya Marsh
It shows Aya Marsh happily eating The Crepe at home.
As she enjoys it, the ad highlights the different textures of the ice cream, chocolate, crepe, and whipped cream, and seeing her delighted expression must have made many people crave The Crepe! The commercial also emphasizes that the crepe has gotten thicker, making you want to try that deliciousness for yourself.
Morinaga Seika Chocolate Bar Ice Cream “Paki-Doke” VersionRyusei Onishi
Ryusei Onishi, a member of Naniwa Danshi, appears and introduces the appeal of Itachoco Ice over a rap beat.
He especially emphasizes its crisp, snappy texture, and many viewers are likely to want to try it after watching.
The overall vibe is catchy and approachable.
Ezaki Glico Pocky “Pocky Revolution” VersionAyana Shiromoto, Scha Dara Parr, Nakigoto
This commercial lively portrays the big “revolution” of Pocky becoming more delicious from the ingredients up.
Ayana Shiromoto casually eats a Pocky, notices the change, and celebrates it together with the members of Scha Dara Parr and Nakigoto, who appear on the scene.
Centered around Pocky’s signature red packaging and showing everyone moving joyfully, it conveys that an even better change has been added.
Kanro Candy 70th Anniversary Movie: “I Want to Be Kind”
This piece commemorates the 70th anniversary of Kanro Ame, conveying its gentle flavor through animation.
The visuals depict a tender twilight scene, and even the slow, relaxed movements after tasting Kanro Ame evoke a sense of quiet support in everyday life.
Enhancing that mellow atmosphere and gentle mood is the song “Genki?” by adieu—Moka Kamishiraishi.
Its soft, floating feel with a hint of folk-song ambiance is striking, and combined with her transparent vocals, it conveys a comforting warmth.