[U-Can commercials] Looking back at the most memorable commercials over the years
U-Can’s commercials have drawn attention not only for their messages encouraging certification and trying new things, but also for featuring popular actors and celebrities.
They’re the kind of ads that make you feel inspired—almost ready to start something yourself.
In this article, we’ll look back and introduce U-Can commercials from over the years.
From nostalgic classics to the most recent spots, enjoy the journey!
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[U-Can Commercials] Looking Back on Memorable Classics (1–10)
You Can Do It with U-Can! U-Can “Hobbies and Interests” VersionNEW!Nozomi Sasaki, Ryohei Abe
Cooking, beauty, IT…
As Nozomi Sasaki wonders which qualification to pursue, Ryohei Abe shows up and tells her that with U-Can, she can take on any field.
With a bright smile and holding study materials for the Food and Lifestyle Advisor, Sasaki says, “Turn what you love into a qualification!” It seems she actually took the course herself.
There’s also an announcement at the end about a campaign where popular courses are 5,000 yen off for a limited time.
U-Can Challenge U-Can 2022 Tsubasa Honda × Lymph Care Course “Declaration” version / “Pass & Practice” versionNEW!Tsubasa Honda
This commercial portrays Tsubasa Honda declaring that she will take a lymph care course, studying to earn the Personal Lymph Carelist qualification, and shows what happens after she passes.
In the “Declaration” segment, we see her learning with video materials and textbooks, making use of spare moments between work.
In the “Pass & Practice” segment, it begins with the scene of her passing the certification exam and shows her applying what she learned to care for her own mind and body.
By depicting the entire journey—from actually studying, to obtaining the qualification, to putting those skills into practice—it gives a vivid, realistic sense of what taking the course is like.
You Can—You Can Do It! U-CAN “New Year Discount Campaign Announcement” VersionNEW!Nozomi Sasaki
In this commercial that starts with Nozomi Sasaki’s line, “You can!” it introduces great deals from U-Can.
Popular courses like Practical Ballpoint Pen Calligraphy, Medical Office Administration, and Real Estate Transaction Specialist are apparently available with a 5,000-yen discount.
At the end of the commercial, Nozomi Sasaki appears holding the study materials, and seeing the sparkle in her eyes makes you feel like you want to try it yourself, doesn’t it?
[U-Can Commercials] Looking Back at Memorable Classics (11–20)
U-Can Paris An-san “Nijiiro” VersionNEW!apricot
Anne sings Ayaka’s song “Nijiiro” on the streets of Paris.
Anne lives in Paris and travels between Paris and Japan for work.
In the U-Can commercial she appears in, she shows how learning with U-Can can lead to new work opportunities, strengths, and confidence.
It matches perfectly with the song’s theme of one’s own story, inspiring you to do what you love and move forward as yourself.
It’s also a commercial where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Paris.
U-Can Food Lifestyle Adviser Course 2023NEW!Nana Seino
Ms.
Nana Seino declares that she will take a Dietary Life Advisor course.
She says she started studying for her family and herself, and that as she progressed, she began cooking with nutrition in mind.
In the latter part of the commercial, she is shown successfully earning the certification, resulting in a CM that conveys the greatness of taking on a challenge.
U-Can An (Kyo) san’s solo performance “If I Could Become a Star” versionNEW!apricot
This commercial opens with a scene of An performing a solo rendition of “Hoshi ni Naretara,” a song included on Mr.Children’s 1992 album Kind of Love.
It suggests, “Let’s start something new this year.” The footage shows people who earned qualifications through U-Can’s courses and others who are applying what they learned and working with enthusiasm.
Seeing their radiant expressions really motivates you to think, “I want to take on a challenge too.”
U-CAN Anzu-san Acoustic Performance ‘Hana’ VersionNEW!apricot
Narrated by Anne, this commercial suggests, “Why not start something new this year?” It shows people diligently working through U-Can courses, offering motivating scenes that make you think, “Maybe I’ll give it my best shot too.” In the background, Anne delivers a passionate, stripped-down performance of Mr.Children’s classic “Hana -Mémento-Mori-.” Her steadfast voice weaves a hopeful message: because everything ends someday, cherish the present and let your flowers bloom.