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You can’t watch TV without seeing the Ueno Clinic commercial.
The most memorable part is the scene featuring a man in a turtleneck, right? Thanks to this ad, he’s affectionately known as the “Turtleneck Boy,” and it’s been creating a huge buzz on social media.
Even though the topic is sensitive, there are many striking commercials with catchy direction.
This time, we’ll introduce Ueno Clinic’s commercials—touching on the direction and background music as well—that have captured so much public interest.
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[Ueno Clinic Commercials] Popular and All-Time Commercials Summary [2026] (1–10)
Tokyo Ueno Clinic: “Hair Concerns” Edition
This commercial promotes the idea that Ueno Clinic addresses a wide range of men’s concerns, including solving hair-related issues.
Simple characters appear with various hairstyles, expressing that the clinic responds to each specific worry.
The light, catchy song is also memorable and conveys that they want people to feel comfortable seeking advice.
The characters’ gentle smiles further evoke a positive, supportive attitude.
Tokyo Ueno Clinic “BYEBYEDANCE: Remake” Edition
This commercial conveys Ueno Clinic’s desire to support men in stepping up, highlighting it through changes in their facial expressions.
The men, who initially look downcast, gradually brighten, and the energetic dance sequences further evoke a sense of hope.
The original song by Nao Sato amplifies this emotional shift and the exhilaration of stepping up.
It sings of the transformation from one’s past self to a new self with a light, buoyant sound, communicating positive feelings.
Tokyo Ueno Clinic ‘Date’ Edition
This commercial depicts a man and woman after an unsuccessful date, and it portrays Ueno Clinic giving confidence—particularly to the man.
Men in sunglasses rush to his side with energetic movements and suggest a step up.
From there, the man gains confidence, escorts the woman, and moves forward.
You can sense Ueno Clinic’s intent to firmly support men’s confidence and help them take a step forward.
Tokyo Ueno Clinic: “Wall” Edition
In this commercial, men in sunglasses appear before a man who has been living with worries and tell him they’re there to support his step up.
They encourage him to be brave and aim higher, and as he accepts their proposal, he transforms into someone whose confidence is visible in his expression.
You can clearly feel the change as he starts moving with the same dynamism as the men in sunglasses.
The ad also conveys Ueno Clinic’s desire to support that kind of change that leads to greater self-confidence.
Tokyo Ueno Clinic “Kune Dance” Version
This commercial features an animation where simple characters perform a distinctive dance, spotlighting the Ueno Clinic name at the center.
While the characters’ outfits are striking, what really stands out is their expressions—their constant smiles convey confidence.
Through the overall light and buoyant feel of the visuals, the ad expresses a desire to support men in stepping up and building confidence.
Tokyo Ueno Clinic “Release” Version
This commercial, set in a unique world where a man with his face wrapped in cloth runs through, expresses Ueno Clinic’s commitment to supporting men.
While his face is wrapped, you can glimpse a pained expression through the fabric, but in the final scene where the cloth is released, a sense of liberation clearly comes through his expression.
The background also seems to grow gradually brighter toward the end, conveying the desire to support that feeling of freedom and confidence.
Tokyo Ueno Clinic – Turtleneck Boy “Boys” Version
This commercial uses an animation featuring stylish dance moves to highlight how Ueno Clinic supports men in stepping up.
The synchronized, dynamic dancing and the dancers’ serious expressions convey a strong sense of confidence.
Further emphasizing this step-up depicted in the visuals is an original song by Nao Sato.
The newfound confidence—different from one’s former self—is layered over a light, buoyant sound, expressing the exhilaration of transforming into a new version of oneself.