AEON Topvalu “Yasashi Gohan” version

[Topvalu] Yasashi Gohan 2025 30 Seconds

This commercial introduces the Yasashi Gohan series, a Topvalu lineup especially mindful of allergies.

It portrays a family incorporating the series into their meals, conveying the sense of security it brings to everyday dining.

It also highlights—through the family’s smiles—how the products achieve great taste without using the eight specified ingredients commonly associated with allergies, communicating satisfaction and ease of adoption.

Lottery “Public Communication for Social Contribution 2025” VersionRyunosuke Kamiki

Social Contribution Public Relations 2025

When Ryunosuke Kamiki is about to board a train, a crowd suddenly appears and a musical begins.

They highlight that lottery proceeds are used for social contributions.

People buy tickets with dreams in their hearts, and that money is used for the good of society—this commercial serves as a cue to learn about that wonderful cycle.

Suntory Beer Ball: “Welcome to Summer at Snack Koto”Kotone Furukawa

Beer Ball 'Welcome to Summer Snack Koto' Version 15 seconds Kotone Furukawa Suntory

This commercial showcases the refreshing appeal of Beer Ball—perfect for summer—through conversations set at Snack Koto.

In it, Kotone Furukawa listens to customers’ concerns, then encourages them to reset and move forward with a Beer Ball, especially a lemonade mix, when they’re facing worries.

The song that highlights the unique mood and upbeat atmosphere depicted on screen is Kayoko Yoshizawa’s “Konya, Yume Hiraku” (“Tonight, Dreams Open”).

The solid, resonant rhythm and the beautifully powerful vocals layered over it convey a strong sense of forward drive.

Findy: 'People who create make the world interesting.' Edition

“Makers make the world more interesting.” 30-second version

This commercial for Findy, a job-change service for engineers, features Bulma from the anime Dragon Ball Z.

Set to footage of Bulma inventing various items in the series, it highlights the wonder of making things and conveys that the service is tailored to engineers.

The CM’s background music uses INNOSENT in FORMAL’s track “Ai ja Sukuwana feat.

Chipruzo,” whose lyrics—expressing a strong will to believe in oneself and move straight ahead—leave a strong impression.

Suntory Draft Beer YOASOBI San-Nama “UNDEAD” VersionDow 90000, Sho Hasumi, Shota Sonoda, Yuta Uehara

YOASOBI × SAN-Live “UNDEAD” Version 30-Second

This is a collaboration commercial between Suntory Draft Beer and YOASOBI, depicting the struggles of three game creators set to a YOASOBI track.

It shows the three of them overcoming difficulties together, with the supporting presence of music and beer portrayed strikingly.

There’s a coding screen in the commercial, but if you look closely, you’ll notice that instead of code, the song’s lyrics are written there—these small details are another highlight.

The BGM in the CM is “UNDEAD,” released in 2024.

Its lyrics encourage you to keep moving forward without giving up on happiness, and the fast-paced, quintessential YOASOBI melody matches perfectly, making it a song that fills you with energy as you listen.

Mitsui Fudosan “SuZu-chan of Mitsui: New York” VersionSuzu Hirose

“Mitsui’s Suzu-chan: New York” 30-second version

This commercial showcases Mitsui Fudosan’s efforts to harmonize people and nature through scenes of strolling around New York City.

It features Suzu-chan of Mitsui, played by Suzu Hirose, experiencing the city’s urban planning, and conveys the hope that we can change the future starting from our cities.

The positive atmosphere portrayed in the visuals is further emphasized by an arrangement of Mr.

Children’s “Namonaki Uta.” Centered on brass instruments, the instrumental arrangement delivers a grand and brilliant sound that conveys a sense of joy.

Mitsubishi Electric — Mitsubishi Refrigerator “The Era of Freezing” AdRyunosuke Kamiki, Ken Mitsuishi

Mitsubishi Refrigerator “The Era of Freezing” 30-second version [Official Mitsubishi Electric]

This commercial lightly portrays, through a parent–child interaction, how Mitsubishi Electric refrigerators let you freeze both meat and vegetables in easy-to-use forms.

It highlights that leftover cabbage can be frozen with “Dekichau V Freezing” so it snaps apart crisply, and frozen meat can be sliced right away with “Kirechau Instant Freezing.” The relaxed banter between Ryunosuke Kamiki and Ken Mitsuishi, along with the introduction of features that make cooking more enjoyable, effectively showcases the refrigerator’s ease of use.