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The Takasu Clinic commercial: an ad notable for its striking direction and visuals.

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.

You see Takasu Clinic commercials pretty often, don’t you? With Director Takasu appearing and those memorable lines and impactful production, I bet many people find them hard to forget after just one viewing.

Over the many years they’ve aired, the commercials have changed in expression and themes along with the times, and each one has its own unique charm.

In this article, we’ll be showcasing a wide range of Takasu Clinic commercials—from the much-talked-about ones to the surprisingly little-known.

Enjoy!

Takasu Clinic commercials. Commercials featuring striking direction and captivating visuals (1–10)

Takasu Clinic: “Dubai × Ginza Takasu Clinic” EditionKatsuya Takasu

Takasu Clinic TV Commercial 'Dubai × Ginza Takasu Clinic Version' (30 seconds)

It’s a commercial that shows Katsuya Takasu working hard at the Takasu Clinic in Ginza, and his smile there conveys a positive, forward-looking attitude.

With elements like a ninja appearing at the beginning and glimpses of Dubai’s scenery, it also gives off a lively vibe.

The song that underscores this upbeat atmosphere in the video is SOFFet’s “Beautiful Smile.” Its light tempo, brilliant brass sounds, and stylish English lyrics convey a real sense of exhilaration.

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Takasu Clinic “New Dubai” VersionKatsuya Takasu

Takasu Clinic TV Commercial “New Dubai” (30 seconds)

This commercial stylishly portrays Katsuya Takasu thriving in Dubai, conveying an upbeat, forward-looking mood.

It shows him taking on various challenges—sitting at a desk, tackling lectures—and how his proactive attitude is embraced by the people there.

The song that further highlights Takasu’s drive and positive energy is SOFFet’s “Join the Party Tune!!.” Its light, rhythmic sound leaves a strong impression, effectively communicating both a stylish vibe and a sense of fun.

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Takasu Clinic “Bodyguard” VersionKatsuya Takasu

Takasu Clinic TV Commercial “Bodyguard” (30 seconds)

This commercial stylishly depicts Katsuya Takasu walking through the streets of Dubai with his bodyguard.

As it transitions to scenes from his lecture, it conveys a sense of trust that stands by people and a strong feeling of reassurance.

The song that further accentuates the stylish atmosphere portrayed in the footage is SOFFet’s “Join the Party Tune!!”.

Its lively, jazz-tinged rhythm is striking, and the overall sound evokes a forward-looking, positive attitude.

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Takasu Clinic commercials. Commercials (11–20) featuring striking direction and compelling visuals.

Takasu Clinic: Ice Hockey (Commercial)

Takasu Clinic TV Commercial “Ice Hockey” (30 seconds)

This commercial depicts the powerful determination and presence of athletes taking on ice hockey, while also conveying Takasu Clinic’s desire to support them.

It also expresses the clinic’s own pursuit of beauty, reflecting the individual effort behind every battle.

The content strongly portrays Takasu Clinic’s ideal of wanting to support hardworking women.

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Takasu Clinic “Interview” EditionKatsuya Takasu

Takasu Clinic TV commercial “Interview Version” (30 seconds)

This is a commercial about Miss International, which Takasu Clinic also supports, aiming to familiarize viewers with the pageant through interviews with the women who take on the challenge.

Each of them shares her own thoughts on how beauty is achieved, conveying a positive attitude.

It captures the excitement on the ground and expresses a proactive approach to beauty.

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Takasu Clinic: Dubai Sofe Live EditionKatsuya Takasu

Takasu Clinic TV commercial: “Dubai Soffe Live” (30 seconds)

This commercial seems to express Takasu Clinic’s spirit of challenge through the appearance of Katsuya Takasu—who could be called the clinic’s symbol—in Dubai.

While depicting scenes of work, it also highlights moments where he looks like he’s having fun, which is an important point that conveys a distinctly positive vibe.

The live footage where everyone is smiling also communicates the desire to support people’s happiness, doesn’t it?

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Takasu Clinic “My Dandyism: Men” VersionKatsuya Takasu

Takasu Clinic TV commercial “My Dandyism – Men’s Version” (30 seconds)

This commercial focuses on the masculine aesthetic of “dandyism,” said to have originated in 19th-century Britain, and conveys the idea that Takasu Clinic supports it.

By showing Katsuya Takasu walking through a stylish space, it also communicates an image of what dandyism is.

It ends with the familiar phrase, which gives the impression that it’s also appealing to the credibility of Takasu Clinic.

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