![[Sony Sonpo Commercials] Popular Ads and All-Time Commercials Summary [2026]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/q5yF86QxN3M/sddefault.jpg)
[Sony Sonpo Commercials] Popular Ads and All-Time Commercials Summary [2026]
Speaking of Sony Sonpo’s commercials, the sound logo announcing the company name at the beginning is especially memorable.
A great many commercials have been produced so far, and many of them feature popular actors and TV personalities, as well as athletes and professional mahjong players—celebrities from a wide range of fields.
In this article, we’ll introduce all of Sony Sonpo’s commercials that have aired to date.
We’ll also touch on the people who appear in them, so if there’s a commercial you noticed on TV or a video site and were curious about, take this opportunity to look for it.
[Sony Assurance Commercials] Summary of Popular and Historic Commercials [2026] (1–10)
Sony Assurance If it’s direct auto insurance, Sony Assurance ‘Park Chorus’ versionErika Karata, Little Glee Monster
This commercial introducing the appeal of Sony Sonpo’s auto insurance is a bit different from the usual.
That’s because everything from the opening sound logo to the song that follows is performed by Little Glee Monster! The ad presents Sony Sonpo’s strengths in sync with the music, and beyond the content itself, it’s a spot where Little Glee Monster’s beautiful harmonies irresistibly capture your ears.
Sony Assurance Car Insurance “Musical” VersionMiori Takimoto
This commercial, which aired in 2014, features Miori Takimoto.
Titled the “Musical” version, it showcases Takimoto singing and dancing as she highlights the appeal of Sony Sonpo’s auto insurance.
The ad was apparently very well received, and in 2024 a revival version starring Takimoto was produced.
Sony Assurance Fire Insurance: “I thought it was 〇〇〇” – ‘Optional Services’ Version / ‘24/7/365’ Version / ‘Natural Disasters’ Version / ‘Earthquake Coverage’ VersionHiroshi Tamaki
This commercial introduces the situations that Sony Assurance’s fire insurance covers, portrayed through Hiroshi Tamaki as he grapples with various worries.
It straightforwardly shows how the insurance supports a wide range of concerns—such as auxiliary services, response timing, and coverage for natural disasters and earthquakes.
Each point is clearly explained in text, and his subsequent look of surprise conveys an impression of high quality as well.
Sony Assurance Auto Insurance “Revival Musical 2024” VersionMiori Takimoto
This commercial was created as a revival of Sony Assurance’s 2014 “Musical” spot featuring Miori Takimoto.
As the title suggests, it showcases singing and dancing while introducing the appeal of Sony Assurance’s auto insurance, mirroring the content of the 2014 ad.
For those who remember the original, it’s likely a very nostalgic commercial.
Sony Sonpo Auto Insurance: Accident Scene Savior “A Pro You Can Rely On” VersionHiroshi Abe
This commercial conveys that Sony Assurance’s auto insurance will stand firmly by your side even when you’re anxious after an accident.
It expresses the reassurance and strength of having a representative available anytime, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, through the appearances of staff members alongside Hiroshi Abe.
You can also feel the courage to take a step forward in the way the representatives gaze straight ahead.
Sony Assurance Auto Insurance: “Moment of Relief” / “Looking Back”Nao Kosaka
This is a commercial for Sony Assurance’s automobile insurance featuring Hinatazaka46’s Nao Kosaka, who enjoys playing a game on her computer while saying, “What a relief,” and “Let’s rewatch that match.” In the “Relieved Moment” version, it highlights their reassuring accident support with the line “Speaking of relief…,” and in the “Rewatch” version, it introduces how “Sony Assurance will review it too,” by checking footage from a dashcam.
Sony Sonpo Fire Insurance Taught-Girl: “Coverage for Neighbors” / “Rebuilding a New Home”Hana Kawamura
These are Sony Sonpo’s home fire insurance commercials: “Coverage for Your Neighbors” and “Rebuild Your Home Like New.” In response to a father who voices concerns about online-based insurance, Hana Kawamura explains that with Sony Sonpo, natural disasters are covered, there’s protection for damages involving neighbors, and you can receive funds to rebuild your home if it’s damaged.
Didn’t these commercials make many people want to take a closer look at the details?