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Speaking of Yakult, it’s probably the most familiar lactic acid bacteria drink in Japan.
In addition to the classic 80 ml Yakult 400, the Yakult 1000 made headlines for its reported benefits in stress relief and better sleep, becoming so popular that it disappeared from store shelves—something many of us still remember well.
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole lineup of Yakult commercials.
From friendly ads with the memorable phrase “I’m home, handwashing, Yakult,” to cool spots featuring athletes, there’s a wide range of styles—so be sure to check them out.
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- Commercials by Coca-Cola Japan: A collection of ads for popular products like Coke and I LOHAS.
- Compilation of Kikkoman commercials: ads for seasonings like soy sauce and ketchup.
Yakult Commercial Compilation [I’m Home, Handwashing, Yakult] (1–10)
Yakult Yakult 1000 Hopeful Morning “Takayuki Yamada” Version / “Anne” VersionTakayuki Yamada, Anne
This commercial expresses how Yakult’s Y1000 helps regulate your condition and make you healthier, which in turn leads to a more positive outlook.
Watching Takayuki Yamada and Anne singing as they gaze at the sunrise powerfully conveys a healthy morning and hope for the future.
The song they sing boldly toward the morning sun is “Radio Taiso no Uta” (The Radio Calisthenics Song).
It’s a piece that positively celebrates the arrival of morning and steadily lifts your spirits throughout, encouraging you to spend the day with energy.
Yakult Yakult 400W “Doorway of Generations” VersionYuki Uchida
In this commercial, Yuki Uchida asks men and women of various ages over 40 whether they have any issues with their bowel movements.
In response to her question, each person shares their own concerns.
Uchida then recommends Yakult 400W, explaining that the Shirota strain of lactic acid bacteria and galactooligosaccharides help improve the intestinal environment and relieve constipation.
Yakult New Yakult Health Management “Shirota Strain Person” EditionTori Matsuzaka
This commercial introduces how Yakult can help with health management by focusing on the Shirota strain it contains.
It unfolds with the Shirota strain, played by Tori Matsuzaka, emerging from a bottle of Yakult, and from there he speaks about the desire to support people’s health.
The quirky situation of someone acting as a lactic acid bacterium is comedic, and it also seems to convey Yakult’s convenience.
It gives a warm feeling that encourages people to incorporate it into their daily lives and enjoy healthier days.
Yakult: ‘Invisible Charm (Mother)’ EditionEmma Miyazawa, Hana Kondo
In this commercial, Hana Kondo plays a student preparing for exams, and her mother is portrayed by Emma Miyazawa.
It depicts a mother’s feelings as she supports her child.
Knowing that her daughter is already giving her all every day, the mother can’t bring herself to say “Do your best,” so instead she hands her a Yakult as a protective charm filled with encouragement.
It’s a heartwarming ad that leaves you feeling warm and fuzzy.