A commercial featuring Yuriko Yoshitaka. From long-running, classic spots she’s appeared in to the latest ads.
Actress Yuriko Yoshitaka has appeared in numerous masterpieces, including films such as Snakes and Earrings and Yokomichi Yonosuke, as well as TV dramas like Tokyo DOGS and Galileo.
While her own charm lies in her warm and approachable personality, she is known for flawlessly portraying a wide range of roles, earning high praise for her acting ability.
Yuriko Yoshitaka has also appeared in many commercials; for many people, the ones for Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation and Torys are especially memorable.
In this article, we’ll introduce all of the commercials featuring Yuriko Yoshitaka, both old and new, so be sure to check them out.
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Commercials featuring Yuriko Yoshitaka. From long-running staple ads to the latest ones (11–20)
GLOBAL WORK “Happiness in the days to come.” EditionYuriko Yoshitaka, Hio Miyazawa
In the brand movie created to commemorate GLOBAL WORK’s 30th anniversary, Yuriko Yoshitaka and Hio Miyazawa appear.
It portrays spending each of the four seasons—spring, summer, autumn, and winter—with a loved one, and its heartwarming direction is particularly appealing.
The BGM features Omoinotake’s “Oroori,” a song that depicts an unwavering, straightforward love that remains constant even as the seasons change.
GLOBAL WORK ‘Rich Clean Tee is a sure bet. When it starts getting hot’ versionYuriko Yoshitaka, Hio Miyazawa
This is a GLOBAL WORK commercial featuring Yuriko Yoshitaka and Hio Miyazawa as a couple.
The CM, which depicts the two spending a summer vacation, introduces the Rich Clean Tee known for its comfortable feel even in the heat.
The gentle mood of the two as they head to the beach with a float, saying it’s hot so let’s go for a swim, is really lovely.
The calm background music is by Bialystocks, a band active since 2019.
Nissin Foods Nissin Donbei ‘Second-String Donbei Donkaburi’ VersionYuriko Yoshitaka, Rikito Itagaki
This is a Donbei commercial that makes your heart skip a beat with the interactions between Rikito Itagaki, who plays Dongitsune-san, and Yuriko Yoshitaka.
While the classic Kitsune Udon and Tempura Soba tend to steal the spotlight, the ad highlights that there are other delicious Donbei options too.
After introducing the charm of these non-standard but very tasty Donbei varieties, the two say “ready, set” and pick which one they want to eat—Yoshitaka and Itagaki choose the same Donbei, creating a romantic vibe.
It’s a memorable commercial with a heart-pounding development that keeps you on edge as you watch.
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Card Loan “You Can Choose Cardless Loan” VersionYuriko Yoshitaka
This commercial features Yuriko Yoshitaka telling us that SMBC’s card loan can also be used without a card.
Her bright, direct address to the viewer seems to convey how easy it is.
The surprised expression of Jin Katagiri at the idea of going cardless also brings a comedic vibe.
Card Loan: “Domino” Edition
From the very beginning, actress Yuriko Yoshitaka lines up dominoes while saying she has time—or doesn’t.
As expected, she knocks them over partway through.
The falling dominoes spell out a message that card screening can be completed in as little as 30 minutes.
It promotes a card loan that’s perfect even for busy people.
At the end of the commercial, Yuriko Yoshitaka appears again to set up more dominoes, but she knocks them over once more (laughs).
SMBC (Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation) Olive “Are you Oliver? That young man” version/Takumi Kitamura, Yuriko Yoshitaka, Taiiku Okazaki
This is a commercial for Mitsui Sumitomo Bank’s Olive account, which you can manage on your smartphone.
The main appearance is by Taiiku Okazaki.
In the “That Young Man” version, Takumi Kitamura plays a smart man who has opened an Olive account, and in the “That Girlfriend” version, Yuriko Yoshitaka plays a woman who hasn’t opened an Olive account yet and is a bit troubled.
It’s a catchy commercial that highlights the convenience of Olive.
Commercials featuring Yuriko Yoshitaka. From long-running classic spots to the latest ones (21–30)
GLOBAL WORK: “The super-easy Sugo-raku Stretch series for anything active—you can’t go wrong.” / “The effortlessly polished Ote-raku series that looks great anytime—you can’t go wrong.”Hio Miyazawa, Yuriko Yoshitaka
This commercial introduces series like Sugo-Raku Stretch and Oteraku from GLOBAL WORK through drama-like visuals.
Hio Miyazawa wears Sugo-Raku Stretch and spends his everyday life actively, while Yuriko Yoshitaka dons Oteraku as she navigates days filled with mixed emotions.
The footage emphasizes clothing that blends into daily life and is easy to wear.
Enhancing this relaxed, everyday atmosphere is Ai Tomioka’s song “Karoyaka ni.” As the title suggests, the sound has a light, airy feel, and when combined with a strong vocal performance, it effectively conveys a positive, forward-looking emotion toward the future.