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.
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SUUMO commercial roundup: In addition to popular actors and actresses, musicians also appear! (21–30)
Recruit SUUMO “Ayami-san Wants to Live Alone” VersionAyami Nakajo
Suumo, the mascot character who’s also memorable as a “yuru-chara,” is modeled after a marimo.
He’s 10,030 years old, decided to leave his home planet Suumo, moved to Earth, and now lives here.
Apparently, he has family members and rivals with similar shapes but different colors.
Just like Suumo, who set off on a sudden journey away from his family, Ayami Nakajo has decided to strike out on her own—and Suumo is cheering her on.
The story goes that they find the perfect property for Fumi-san.
Living alone is something anyone can look forward to, isn’t it?
Recruit SUUMO “Ayami and Taishi’s Home-Hunting Together”Ayami Nakajo, Taishi Nakagawa
This is the SUUMO housing information commercial titled “Ayami and Taishi’s Search for a Home Together,” featuring Ayami Nakajo and Taishi Nakagawa as a couple.
The two are looking for an apartment to live in together, each searching for listings on their smartphones.
They each have their own priorities and images in mind, and as they show each other property details and photos on their phones, you can feel how close they are.
SUUMO pops in as usual in between (lol).
When you’re going to live together, it’s hard if your visions don’t match, but it’s great that you can search so easily with such a clear, user-friendly interface, isn’t it?
Recruit SUUMO “Mr. Kamiki’s Trace-and-Search: It’s Coming, It’s Coming!” EditionRyunosuke Kamiki
In SUUMO’s commercial introducing the site’s feature that lets you search by tracing an area on the map, Ryunosuke Kamiki makes an appearance! In a cramped home, Kamiki pedals a piece of exercise equipment, feeling cooped up.
Wanting to run in a more spacious place, he uses SUUMO’s trace-to-search function to draw a loop around a park.
When the traced results appear, Kamiki and SUUMO cheer, “This is it!” He moves into the place he found and even buys a bicycle so he can train to his heart’s content outdoors!
Recruit SUUMO ‘Sudo Sana’s Job Transfer’ VersionKenta Hamano
This is the TV commercial “Mr.
Sudo: Searching for a Home on SUUMO (Job Transfer Edition)” for SUUMO, the real estate site operated by Recruit.
Kenta Hamano, the vocalist of Zainichi Funk, gives a great performance as a straight-laced office worker.
Watching him search for a home on his smartphone together with Suumo, the look on Hamaken’s face when he finds a promising property is indescribably delightful.
Recruit SUUMO “Search on your smartphone” — Smartphone-user version
This is the TV commercial “Search on your smartphone – Smartphone User Version” for SUUMO, the real estate site operated by Recruit.
While waiting for the food they ordered to arrive at a stylish café, Suumo sits and searches for a home on a smartphone.
Since the food doesn’t seem to be coming, they even start house-hunting on a tablet.
You can’t help but wonder who that briefly appearing ‘smartphone user’ at the end really is.
Recruit SUUMO “Search by tracing on your smartphone” version
This is the “Search by tracing with your smartphone” version.
Suumo is riding a hippo playground toy in a park and looking for a home on a smartphone.
In addition to the bulk search feature, Suumo also has a trace-to-search function.
If you look closely, Don Suumo is subtly in the background, too.
In the end, Suumo transforms into a square like a smartphone and turns into a character that looks like a plastered wall.
Recruit SUUMO “Search All on Your Smartphone” Version
This is the TV commercial “Search All at Once on Your Smartphone” for SUUMO, the real estate site operated by Recruit.
At a café where Suumo is eating an omelet rice, the Don-Suumo family is sitting nearby.
It seems their opinions are divided about house hunting.
Before we know it, they’ve come over to Suumo’s table and are sitting next to him.
They’re a size larger than Suumo.
All fluffy and very cute.