A roundup of commercials featuring Riho Yoshioka: from frequently seen classics to the latest ads
Rihō Yoshioka, who has been absorbed in acting since her school days, gradually broke through in the mid-2010s.
Today, she is among the most popular of the younger generation of actresses.
In addition to appearing in numerous films and TV dramas, she has leveraged her bright and pure image to star in many commercials.
In this article, we will introduce all the commercials Rihō Yoshioka has appeared in so far.
We’ve gathered a wide range—from long-running, staple ads in which she has served as a brand ambassador for years to the latest commercials—so please take a look.
A roundup of commercials featuring Riho Yoshioka: from well-known classics to the latest ads (1–10)
ZOZOTOWN “Meeting Up” VersionNEW!Riho Yoshioka, Rikito Itagaki
Featuring Riho Yoshioka and Rikuto Itagaki, it’s filled with the excitement of getting ready for early-summer outings.
It shows them choosing outfits for a date, and their expressions convey a happy atmosphere.
By beautifully portraying the time spent selecting clothes to meet someone special, it announces the great deals of ZOZOWEEK.
Asahi Beer GINON: Big Sis NON “Gin soda is so refreshingly crisp, too!” editionNEW!Riho Yoshioka
A gin soda has joined Asahi’s GINON lineup, and this commercial features Riho Yoshioka introducing its crisp, refreshing taste.
It humorously shows people around her being bewildered by her determination to get everyone to try that refreshment at all costs.
The contrast between the drink’s clean, light flavor and the rich, over-the-top explanation also makes it especially engaging.
Dream Jumbo Lottery “Statement: Pre-release” VersionNEW!Riho Yoshioka, Mio Imada
This commercial conveys the excitement through the appearances of Riho Yoshioka and Mio Imada coming to buy Dream Jumbo lottery tickets.
It expresses the sense of fulfillment that comes with lotteries—how the anticipation of winning makes the release day and the act of purchasing more enjoyable.
Including the daydreams of how you’d spend the prize money, it effectively showcases the fun of buying lottery tickets.
Nissin Foods Nissin Donbei “The Return of Dongitsune”Riho Yoshioka
This is the commercial that became a hot topic because Rihō Yoshioka reprised her role as the familiar “Don-Gitsune” from the Donbei ads for the first time in four years.
It introduces how different broths are used in eastern and western Japan, and Yoshioka taking a sip and letting out a relieved breath leaves a strong impression.
The BGM features a parody song with the catchy repeated lyrics “delicious broth,” and the original track is “Dragostea Din Tei” by O-Zone from Moldova.
Released in 2003, the song became a huge hit in Japan in 2004 and drew attention for its lyrics that, for some reason, sounded like Japanese.
Asahi Beer GINON NON Big Sis “Appearance” Version / “Ultra Refreshing” VersionRiho Yoshioka
Actress Riho Yoshioka appears as the poster girl of an izakaya in a commercial where she recommends GINON to a pair of customers.
When the customers say, “It’s just a regular sugar-free sour, right?” Yoshioka replies, “Non, non!” She emphasizes that because it’s a sugar-free sour made with gin, it has a crisp, refreshing taste that pairs well with food.
Meiji Chocolate Kouka “Shigodeki Senpai: ‘Debut’” VersionRiho Yoshioka
A commercial from the “Shigodeki Senpai” series featuring Riho Yoshioka.
Yoshioka plays a highly capable female employee and promotes Chocolate Kouka as a great choice even while working.
By the time she’s talking about its appeal, she’s already handed out Chocolate Kouka to her colleagues’ desks—ending on a note that showcases just how on-the-ball she is.
Hitachi Shirokuma-kun “Kids Dance Class” VersionRiho Yoshioka
This commercial showcases the performance of Hitachi’s air conditioner, Shirokuma-kun, set in the bright atmosphere of a dance studio.
The cheerful expressions of Riho Yoshioka and the children, along with their lively dancing, convey the positive aspect of features that make everyday life comfortable.
By clearly explaining the performance and showing the relaxed expressions it brings, the ad also strongly communicates a sense of security and safety.