[Lottery Commercials] Popular and Historic TV Ads Compilation [2026]

“Samurai • Date” Version A & Version BKoji Yakusho, Every Little Thing, Haruka Shimazaki

Two Commercials: Valentine Jumbo Lottery – starring Haruka Shimazaki and Koji Yakusho, “Samurai Date”

This is the 2018 lottery commercial “Samurai: Date.” Koji Yakusho plays a samurai who time-slips into the present day and, for some reason, goes on a date at an amusement park with Kaori Mochida from Every Little Thing.

After the amusement park date, they have dinner at a restaurant.

ELT’s Ichiro Ito makes a stealthy cameo as the waiter.

Haruka Shimazaki, who secretly follows them, is adorable.

Samurai Bon OdoriKoji Yakusho, Yua Shinkawa, TRF

Samurai Koji Yakusho has a blast with TRF at the Summer Jumbo Bon Odori!! / Summer Jumbo Lottery TV Commercial (30 seconds)

This is the Summer Jumbo Lottery commercial “Samurai: Bon Odori,” featuring Koji Yakusho, who made waves as a time-traveling samurai.

The samurai goes out to a Bon dance with his daughter, played by Yua Shinkawa, but on top of the Bon dance tower there are dazzling lights—and TRF.

The daughter is stunned, asking, “This is Bon Odori?” Meanwhile, the samurai somehow ends up on the tower, grooving away and dancing at the DJ booth.

Yakusho getting into the groove is hilarious, but DJ KOO’s outfit totally steals the show in this ad (lol).

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NUMBERS ‘Slump’ EditionGoro Inagaki, Yuki Yamada, Tsuyoshi Kusanagi

Numbers – Slump Version – 30 seconds

This is the Numbers lottery commercial, “Slump,” featuring Goro Inagaki and Yuki Yamada.

Inagaki plays a manga artist seemingly in a slump, while his assistants watch as he sits deep in thought.

When they hear him mutter things like “confession…,” they get excited, thinking, “Is the heroine going to confess?” But as they listen more closely, they realize, “Wait, he’s thinking about Numbers…?” As Inagaki walks through town, he says out loud mnemonic wordplays based on whatever catches his eye.

Seeing this, Yamada can’t help calling out again, “C’mon, guess my manga!”—creating an indescribably awkward, offbeat mood for the ad.

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Year-End Jumbo Lottery: ‘Big Brother Jumbo – Good News Report Meeting’ EditionSatoshi Tsumabuki, Riho Yoshioka, Ryo Narita

Jumbo Lottery: “Big Brother Jumbo – Good News Report Meeting” (Starting Tuesday!) (30 seconds)

This is the “Jumbo Big Brother: Good News Report Meeting” commercial for the Jumbo Lottery, featuring Satoshi Tsumabuki, who’s always high-energy and a must-see.

With eldest son Tsumabuki and eldest daughter Riho Yoshioka presiding up front, the other three family members take turns reporting recent good things that happened to them.

Apparently, statistics suggest that many top lottery winners bought their tickets when something good had happened to them.

As everyone shares their little bits of happiness and good news, Jumbo Big Brother delivers his exuberant judgments—making it a commercial that really lifts your spirits.

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Valentine Jumbo Lottery – Jumbo Bro “Friends” VersionSatoshi Tsumabuki, Mio Imada, Yuma Yamoto, Nadaru

TAKARAKUJI Lottery Valentine’s Jumbo TV Commercial “Friends” Version 15 seconds

In the Jumbo Lottery commercials, there’s an ongoing series where Satoshi Tsumabuki plays the role of the eldest son.

In the “Friend” installment, Nadal appears as a friend of Yuma Yamoto, who plays the third son.

Although he acts aloof when Tsumabuki speaks to him, Nadal gets super hyped when Miyo Imada, who plays the second daughter, talks to him.

In the end, he invites Imada to “go buy tickets just the two of us,” but she brushes him off coldly—making for a funny twist.

Be sure to watch Nadal’s facial expressions and gags, too.

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Lottery 2023 One Piece Scratch-Off Zoro Edition

2023 One Piece Scratch - Zoro Edition

It’s a commercial that conveys the excitement leading up to the One Piece scratch-off, matched with Zoro’s powerful techniques.

The essential “scratching” motion for enjoying a scratch-off is presented like a special move, which really communicates the passion invested in the lottery.

The original song you can only hear in this CM is performed by Hiroshi Kitadani, well-known for singing the iconic series themes “We Are!” and “We Go!”.

The lyrics, which seem to depict the search for dreams, and the sound that emphasizes them evoke the spirit of adventure in the series while also conveying the rising excitement of anticipating the lottery results.

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BIG ‘Mysterious Old Man Banana’ VersionMasataka Kubota, Kazuyoshi Miura

Focus on Masataka Kubota’s “BIG reaction”! New commercial for the sports lottery BIG: “BIG Mysterious Banana Man” edition

This is the “Mysterious Old Man: Banana” commercial for the sports lottery BIG from the Japan Sport Council (an independent administrative agency), which has been airing since April 2018.

Tomokazu Miura plays the mysterious old man, and Masataka Kubota plays the young man who gets dragged around by him.

In a supermarket, Miura’s hippie-style hairdo, as he tosses a banana into the young man’s shopping basket and says “700 million yen,” provides a good laugh.