A roundup of commercials featuring Masaki Suda. Packed with popular CM series!
Masaki Suda is one of the most popular young actors since the 2010s.
He has appeared in numerous films and TV dramas, showcasing his exceptional acting skills.
He is also active in music, and his private fashion sense often becomes a hot topic.
With his charisma across multiple fields, he enjoys strong support from both men and women.
In this article, we’ll introduce the commercials featuring Masaki Suda.
Along with long-running, popular series he has starred in—such as au’s Santaro series and Mister Donut—we’ll also cover his latest commercials.
Be sure to check them out.
Masaki Suda Commercial Compilation. Packed with popular CM series! (1–10)
Kao Men’s Biore “Body Sheets PRO You Can Use on Your Face” AdNEW!Masaki Suda, Kai Inowaki
This commercial starts with Kai Inowaki asking Masaki Suda, “Do you have any body wipes?” In his head, Suda thinks, “I’ve got the good Men’s Biore ones that keep you feeling fresh for a long time, but I don’t want to use them up…” He agonizes over whether to let him use his body wipes.
Then, while pretending to look for them—“Where could they be…”—he finally just says, “Don’t have any.” It really gets across how comfortable they are—so much so you want to keep them all to yourself.
On top of the humorous story, Suda’s Kansai dialect adds an extra touch of friendliness.
Asahi Soft Drinks WILKINSON “Move Forward with the Kick and the Meal” VersionMasaki Suda
This commercial featuring Masaki Suda is for Wilkinson sparkling water.
He drinks sparkling water while eating tacos, highlighting that it pairs well with meals.
The familiar Wilkinson CM song “Are You Gonna Go My Way” plays as the BGM.
The sharp guitar riffs perfectly match the commercial’s wild and cool vibe!
en-japan en TenShoku “Job change is ‘en.’ A hunch?” versionNEW!Masaki Suda
Human connections are important for finding a good workplace, and this commercial conveys en Ten-Shoku’s desire to connect people in that way.
Masaki Suda, who has been listening to a conversation about changing jobs, chimes in—creating a moment that also conveys the sense of human connection.
It gently communicates the message: aim for a job change guided by connections, not just by hunches.
en-japan en TENSHOKU “Is job changing en (fate)? Luck?” versionNEW!Masaki Suda
This is a commercial that, through a conversation between someone who has secured a new job and Masaki Suda, conveys what’s needed for a career change.
When the person says they were just lucky, he replies that it wasn’t luck but a meaningful connection, encouraging them to cherish the bond that linked them to their new workplace.
The content also reflects En Tenshoku’s stance of wanting to support those crucial connections during a job change.
Toyota COROLLA SPORT ‘Another Pleasant Day’ VersionMasaki Suda, Ayami Nakajo
In Toyota’s Corolla Sport commercial, Masaki Suda and Ayami Nakajo enjoy a cheerful driving date while singing, making it a visually and aurally beautiful, wonderful ad.
The song they harmonize so beautifully on is MONGOL800’s famous track “Anata ni.” It’s one of MONGOL800’s signature numbers and such a crowd favorite that audiences sing along in unison at festivals.
The song, which became a runaway hit, is included on the album “MESSAGE,” renowned for its phenomenal indie sales.
Kao Attack ZERO Laundry Lovers Club “Cautious Tori-kun” VersionTori Matsuzaka, Masaki Suda, Kento Kaku, Shotaro Mamiya, Yosuke Sugino
This commercial promotes Attack ZERO, which is effective against invisible dirt and odors, through conversations among the Laundry Lovers Club.
The members are Tori Matsuzaka, Masaki Suda, Kento Kaku, Shotaro Mamiya, and Yosuke Sugino, who comically present common laundry troubles and their solutions.
It’s also fun that you can’t predict who will pull a comedic move—like Masaki Suda being baffled by Tori Matsuzaka wearing a freshly cleaned towel over his head.
The smiles they show when they feel that sense of cleanliness really convey how effective it is.
au “Let’s go together in the first year of Reiwa” (version)Shota Matsuda, Kenta Kiritani, Gaku Hamada, Kasumi Arimura, Nanao, Masaki Suda, Rina Kawaei, Takashi Sasano, Tomoya Maeno
This is a commercial from au’s “Santaro” series, featuring Shota Matsuda, Kenta Kiritani, and Gaku Hamada as protagonists from old folktales, which aired around the time the era name changed to Reiwa.
Other characters who have appeared so far also show up one after another, and their interactions with the Santaro trio create a cheerful and warm atmosphere.
The scenes of just the three of them are also striking—their wholehearted smiles when they’re together convey a strong sense of friendship.
The song that further elevates the fun mood depicted in the footage is GReeeeN’s “Issho ni Ikou” (“Let’s Go Together”).
With a light rhythm and layered vocals, the dazzling sound conveys a positive message.