Have you ever found yourself suddenly captivated by a commercial while watching TV or browsing video sites? New commercials air every day, packed with appeal in short clips—star-studded casts, catchy songs that stick in your head, and stories that you can’t help but watch closely.
For those wondering, “Who was in that commercial?” or “I want to take my time and rewatch that ad I’m curious about,” this article offers a wide-ranging introduction to the latest commercials from March 2026.
You’re sure to find a CM that catches your eye, so be sure to check it out!
This commercial promotes “Sakutto Kenta,” a new category from KFC, through appearances by Shiori Sato and her friends.
It focuses on how you can enjoy the familiar flavor without dealing with bones, conveying a sense of ease through concise explanations and smiling faces while they eat.
The content also highlights an immersive taste experience—because there are no bones, you can dig in enthusiastically and keep eating.
[SUPER EIGHT] Combination Vanilla Version [Vanilla Monaka Jumbo] 15 seconds
This commercial focuses on the texture of Vanilla Monaka Jumbo, conveying the craftsmanship behind it through SUPER EIGHT’s narration.
It grandly portrays a history of seeking textures that pair well with ice cream, culminating in the choice of monaka as the conclusion.
The epic backdrops and blissful expressions while trying various textures, along with the structure that presents a conclusion and resolves everything, also convey a comical atmosphere.
Nissan LEAF “Nissan LEAF × What to Do on Saturday!?” VersionNatsumi Uga
[LEAF] Nissan LEAF × What to Do on Saturday!?
This commercial presents the various features built into the Nissan LEAF in a format reminiscent of an on-location segment from “Doyou wa Nani suru!?”.
It depicts Natsumi Uga on a camping trip, conveying the satisfaction of being able to use the car’s electricity for other purposes.
It also highlights its qualities as a car—such as its smooth driving—ensuring those aspects aren’t forgotten, and strongly communicates a sense of fulfillment in everyday life.
Aoyama Tailor “Not Just Suits — Three People” EditionTomokazu Miura, Koji Mizukami, Meru Nukumi
"Not Just Suits" Three-Person Version 30 Seconds | Aoyama Tailor Official Channel
This commercial introduces that Aoyama Tailor offers more than just suits.
First, Tomokazu Miura, Koji Mizukami, and Meru Nukumi appear in a showroom wearing suits, walking around and looking at business-casual outfits on mannequins.
In the latter half of the commercial, the three reappear dressed in those outfits, emphasizing that the store carries a wide range of items beyond suits.
Kao Attack ZERO Perfect Stick “Eliminate Odors” VersionTori Matsuzaka, Masaki Suda, Kento Kaku, Shotaro Mamiya, Yosuke Sugino
Kao Attack ZERO Perfect Stick Deodorize! 15-Second Commercial
This commercial highlights the deodorizing power of Kao’s Attack ZERO and the convenience of the Perfect Stick.
Five actors—Tori Matsuzaka, Masaki Suda, Kento Kaku, Shotaro Mamiya, and Yosuke Sugino—stand in a circle with a ritual-like atmosphere, powerfully conveying the product’s wide-ranging effectiveness.
A key point is the depiction at the end of someone sensing a smell; their radiant smiles convey a refreshing feeling.
P&G Febreze Room e-Febreze “First-ever pleasant scent lasts up to 50 days, consistently” VersionHana Sugisaki
[Room e-Fabreeze] First delightful scent, up to 50 days of consistent freshness, 30 seconds, coming soon edition
For those who’ve felt that air fresheners gradually lose their scent from the moment you open them, here’s what makes e-Fabric Breeze stand out.
e-Fabric Breeze is a plug-in air freshener equipped with a microchip, and it promotes that its just-opened scent lasts for 50 days.
It also emphasizes not only its pleasant fragrance but its solid ability to eliminate unpleasant odors, clearly conveying an appeal that sets it apart from conventional air fresheners.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra “Take control of your privacy, freely” / “Love more, be more honest.”Ryusei Yokohama
Ryusei Yokohama TV commercial “Control your privacy freely” (Full ver.) | Galaxy S26 Ultra | Samsung
Ryusei Yokohama TV commercial “Freely, more honestly.” (Full ver.) | Galaxy S26 Ultra | Samsung
This commercial showcases the various features built into the Galaxy S26 Ultra through appearances by Ryusei Yokohama.
It clearly conveys just how capable the features are, such as displays that protect your privacy and functions that enhance immersion in entertainment.
The smiles while using each feature are also important, portraying a sense of friendliness that suggests these features contribute to a more fulfilling everyday life.
Super Steady Stabilization | Galaxy S26 Ultra | Samsung
This commercial showcases the various camera features built into the Galaxy S26 Ultra by demonstrating how they’re useful.
It depicts a stress-free shooting experience with tools like Nightography video, which renders details bright and clear even in the dark, and Super Steady stabilization, which locks the frame to capture shake-free footage.
Seeing the person behind the camera smile also conveys that these features contribute to a more fulfilling everyday life.
