[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 at the most memorable commercials over the years
U-Can An (Kyo) san’s solo performance “If I Could Become a Star” versionapricot
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’ Versionapricot
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.
U-Can: Be More Yourself “Kenta Kiritani” VersionKenta Kiritani
This commercial is a message of encouragement from U-Can for people trying to take on something new.
Kenta Kiritani says, “If it’s something you’re good at, you’ll surely be able to keep at it,” inspiring viewers to try challenging themselves with what they love or what they’re good at.
In the background of the CM, Kiritani sings “Boku ga Boku de Aru Tame ni” (“For Me to Be Myself”).
Released in 1983 on the album Seventeen’s Map, it’s one of Yutaka Ozaki’s signature songs.
Its lyrics, which sing about continuing forward while facing oneself, have moved many people over the years.
In conclusion
We’ve looked back at past U-Can commercials. Each ad, encouraging people to earn qualifications or take a first step into new learning, carried a gentle warmth that seemed to give viewers a quiet push. Even as they’ve evolved with the times, their commitment to supporting the spirit of taking on challenges has remained unchanged. Let’s keep an eye on what messages U-Can’s commercials will deliver next.