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

Editor-in-Chief, RAG MUSICHane Keisuke
Editor-in-chief of RAG MUSIC. JFC-certified fact-checker. After working in a music studio and handling wedding sound, joined the RAG MUSIC editorial team in 2016. Experienced with a variety of instruments: marching band in elementary school, clarinet in junior high school wind ensemble, and drums in a band from high school onward. Drawing on my own musical activities and the experience gained through my work, I produce daily articles, including various song introductions, features on music festivals around the country, and live reports. In music, I enjoy not only rock from Japan and abroad but, lately, a wide range of J-pop as well.

There are all sorts of lottery tickets: not only the big ones that come out a few times a year, like each season or at year’s end, but also the ones sold every day.

They all carry a sense of dream and excitement—many people look forward to them, don’t they?

You also see a lot of lottery commercials when watching TV!

These lottery ads often have a great sense of humor and are really entertaining.

In this article, we’ll introduce a whole bunch of those lottery commercials all at once!

There are plenty that will make you burst out laughing or have you wanting to jump in with a witty remark, so please enjoy watching.

[Lottery Commercials] Popular and All-Time Commercials Summary [2026] (41–50)

Samurai: Talking About 300 MillionKoji Yakusho, Yua Shinkawa

Koji Yakusho and Yua Shinkawa daydream about a 300-million-yen fantasy with Valentine’s chocolates in hand!

This is the 2019 lottery commercial, “Samurai Talks About 300 Million.” Koji Yakusho and Yua Shinkawa play a samurai father and daughter who have time-traveled to the present and are experiencing a Valentine’s chocolate-making class.

Gazing at a house-shaped chocolate, they get excited saying, “If we had 300 million, that’s three 100-million-yen houses,” and looking at a car-shaped chocolate, “That’s thirty 10-million-yen cars.” Unable to contain themselves, they dash out partway through to go buy lottery tickets.

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“Samurai Goes to a House Party” (Mini Episode)Koji Yakusho, Yua Shinkawa, Viking, Chiemi Blouson

Koji Yakusho and Yua Shinkawa have a blast at a year-end party with Viking and Buruzon Chiemi! New TV commercials: “Year-End Jumbo Lottery: ‘Samurai Goes to a Home Party’ Jumbo Edition, Mini Edition, and Puchi Edition,” plus making-of footage and an interview

This is the 2018 lottery commercial titled “Samurai Goes to a Home Party.” Koji Yakusho and Yua Shinkawa play a samurai father and daughter who time-travel to the present day.

The samurai pair enjoy a home party together with the comedy duo Viking and Chiemi Blouson.

Holding a year-end Jumbo Lottery ticket, Koji Yakusho is urged by the two members of Viking to say out loud, “10 oku, come on!” He shouts “10 oku, come on!” in a crisp, decisive tone.

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Halloween Jumbo/Lottery Points ‘Big Bro Jumbo Roulette’ EditionSatoshi Tsumabuki, Riho Yoshioka, Ryo Narita

Jumbo Lottery: “Big Brother Jumbo – Roulette” Version (On Sale Now!) (30 seconds)

In Japan, Halloween is well known as an event where people can enjoy dressing up and cosplay.

In this lottery commercial, “Jumbo Big Bro: Roulette,” scenes of people enjoying Halloween are included to tie in with the Halloween Jumbo.

Satoshi Tsumabuki, the eldest brother, spins the roulette saying, “Let’s boost our luck with Halloween cosplay!” and Ryō Narita, the younger brother, lands the jackpot: “Halloween Jumbo Man.” He’s hyped up by everyone as cool, and amid rising expectations, Halloween Jumbo Man is called in… but for some reason, the brothers fall silent when they see him.

It’s one of those moments where the ideal and reality don’t match—things turned out different from what they imagined (lol).

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Valentine Jumbo Lottery: “Big Bro Jumbo — Practice Giving It” versionSatoshi Tsumabuki, Riho Yoshioka, Ryo Narita, Yuma Yamoto

Jumbo Lottery “Big Bro Jumbo: Practice Handing It Over” Version (On Sale Now!) (30 seconds)

This is the always comical and fun lottery commercial, the “Valentine Jumbo Lottery: Big Bro Practices Handing It Over” edition.

The second daughter, Mio Imada, is practicing a scenario where she gives a Valentine Jumbo Lottery ticket to a male mannequin, when the eldest son, Satoshi Tsumabuki, calls cut.

Just then, the eldest daughter, Riho Yoshioka, comes home and, saying “Think I can do it?”, decides to give it a try.

But the moment she starts, her whole demeanor shifts, exuding the aura of a true actress.

The siblings are left dumbfounded by her transformation—and the commercial perfectly conveys that feeling.

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Year-end Jumbo Lottery: ‘Big Bro Jumbo – 1 Billion Yen Imagination Training’ VersionMio Imada, Riho Yoshioka, Satoshi Tsumabuki, Ryo Narita, Yuma Yamoto

Jumbo Lottery: “Big Bro Jumbo – 1-Billion Yen Visualization Training” (On Sale Now!) (30 seconds)

This is the much-talked-about lottery commercial that’s always comical and fun: the “Jumbo Big Brother: 1-Billion Yen Image Training” edition.

It shows siblings practicing image training for what they’d do if they won 1 billion yen.

Everyone climbs into the kotatsu, closes their eyes, and imagines having that 1 billion yen in hand.

Then Jumbo Big Brother says, “Feel the billion yen more up close!” and things heat up.

Before long, each of them is doing whatever they want—personifying the billion yen, cooing at it, chasing it, or cradling it.

The little details are great too, like the embroidery on their clothes that reads “CHONAN” and “JINAN,” etc.

(Nice touch!)

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Valentine’s Jumbo Lottery: Big Bro Jumbo – “AI Koo-chan: Pre-Announcement” EditionSatoshi Tsumabuki, Mio Imada, Yuma Yamoto, Riho Yoshioka, Ryo Narita

Year-End Jumbo Lottery TV Commercial Appearance: Jumbo Brothers “AI Kuu-chan” Pre-Release Version 30 Seconds

In the familiar annual Valentine Jumbo commercial, when Ryo Narita says, “This year, I’ll buy a Valentine Jumbo when something good happens,” each of the Jumbo siblings announces the “good thing that happened recently” to them.

Then AI Ku-chan listens and judges how much of a chance they can expect.

As always, the humorous storyline keeps you watching right to the end.

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Lottery [He, She, and the Billion-Yen Man] Episode 1: “The Ten-Billion-Yen Man”Ryunosuke Kamiki, Koji Yamamoto, Mone Kamishiraishi

[He, She, and the Billionaire] Episode 1: 'The Billion-Yen Man' (Lotto) 30 seconds

This is episode 1 of the lottery commercial series “He, She, and the 1 Billion Yen Man,” featuring Ryunosuke Kamiki, Koji Yamamoto, and Mone Kamishiraishi.

While they’re spending peaceful days, a mysterious man suddenly appears, introducing himself while showing a Lotto ticket and saying, “My hobby is 1 billion yen.” It carefully portrays the character’s first appearance.

For now, it’s just Koji Yamamoto’s character, Koji Yamamoto, showing up and introducing himself, but it really makes you wonder how he’ll play a role going forward.

It’s a series that aims to spotlight Koji Yamamoto as a spark in their calm everyday life—and the shifts in relationships that result.

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