Summary of SUUMO commercials: popular actors and actresses, plus musicians, make appearances!
One of the appealing features of SUUMO’s commercials—the real estate information site run by Recruit—is their eye-catching casting!
Not only do popular actors and actresses appear, but well-known TV personalities also make appearances, so many of you probably find them memorable.
In this article, we’ll introduce SUUMO commercials whose casts are a major draw.
We’ll cover not only the latest commercials but also past installments.
There are plenty of cleverly directed, humorous ads too, so please enjoy watching them.
Compilation of SUUMO commercials: featuring popular actors, actresses, and even musicians! (1–10)
Recruit SUUMO: ‘That first time is the beginning of many firsts’ (version)Moka Kamishiraishi
A SUUMO commercial packed with all kinds of “firsts,” starring Moka Kamishiraishi.
It’s a spot that makes viewers excited about a first time living alone and all the other firsts that come with it.
The CM song is “Kinmokusei no Yoru” by Kinoko Teikoku.
Included on their 2018 album “Time Lapse,” the track features memorable lyrics that look back on past love, and its gentle tone makes it really moving to listen to.
It’s one of their beloved signature songs.
Recruit SUUMO “Bakarhythm Couple Buying a House: ‘Know-how and Money’” / “‘Image and Viewing Reservation’” / “‘Bakarhythm Wants to Buy a House’”Bakarhythm, Asami Usuda
This commercial features Bakarhythm and Asami Usuda playing a married couple who consider buying a home using SUUMO.
It highlights that SUUMO offers helpful how-to articles for home purchases and a loan simulator, and lets users search listings through plenty of photos and videos, as well as quickly book tours for homes they’re interested in.
Although SUUMO is strongly associated with rentals, the ad conveys that it also provides solid support for home buying.
Recruit SUUMO: “Suumo and Mr. Kiritani’s Leasehold-by-Leasehold” VersionKenta Kiritani
Kenta Kiritani and Suumo practice martial arts in the plaza in front of the large Suumo statue.
Prompted by narration from Masatō Ibu, they show off various techniques to the chant “Chin, Baibai, Rī, Ken,” which stands for renting, buying and selling, remodeling, and building.
At the end, you’ll even see a dazzling flying kick from Kiritani and Suumo!
Recruit SUUMO “Mr. Kiritani’s ‘Buy or Rent, it’s SUUMO’” versionKenta Kiritani
This is a commercial for the property listing site SUUMO featuring Kenta Kiritani.
In the ad, Kiritani takes on a quiz about SUUMO and dashes energetically toward the choices of whether to rent or to buy a home.
The twist is that both answers are correct, and the switch from his triumphant expression to a straight face is comical.
The spot conveys SUUMO’s wide-ranging services while, through its lively pacing, also suggesting that the platform is easy and approachable to use.
Recruit SUUMO “Ms. Kamishiraishi’s Easy Home Search (Image)” VersionMoka Kamishiraishi
This is the commercial featuring Moka Kamishiraishi, titled “Ms.
Kamishiraishi’s Easy Home Search Image.” It highlights the strength of having many photos listed, which makes you feel as if you’re visiting the property in person.
It’s true—having photos that show the finer details makes it much easier to choose a place!
Recruit SUUMO Kissaten Pure-Style Cafe ‘What Should We Do With Our Current Home?’ version / ‘Bring It & Koida!’ version
This is a commercial from the SUUMO Jun-Kissa (classic café) series announcing that you can search for homes in various ways with SUUMO.
In each commercial, a married couple discusses what to do about their future home while introducing how convenient SUUMO is.
It’s heartwarming to see them imagining their family’s future and the shape their home will take.
Recruit SUUMO “SUUMO Home Search March” Version / “Shison’s Perfect Find Search” Version / “Sugisaki’s Perfect Find Image” VersionJun Shison, Hana Sugisaki
This one features Jun Shison and Hana Sugisaki.
In the commercial, the two of them easily find homes that match their desired conditions using SUUMO.
In the “SUUMO Home-Hunting March” version, the video is filled with the excitement of exploring neighborhoods they’re considering living in, set to a marching rhythm.