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A roundup of Blendy commercials. Commercials for Ajinomoto AGF’s coffee.

Editor-in-Chief, RAG MUSICHane Keisuke
Editor-in-chief of RAG MUSIC. JFC-certified fact-checker. After working in a music studio and handling wedding sound, joined the RAG MUSIC editorial team in 2016. Experienced with a variety of instruments: marching band in elementary school, clarinet in junior high school wind ensemble, and drums in a band from high school onward. Drawing on my own musical activities and the experience gained through my work, I produce daily articles, including various song introductions, features on music festivals around the country, and live reports. In music, I enjoy not only rock from Japan and abroad but, lately, a wide range of J-pop as well.

Blendy is loved for its delicious taste that you can enjoy easily, whether as instant coffee or bottled coffee.

Launched in 1977 with Maxwell Blendy as its predecessor brand, it has long been a favorite among many consumers.

When it comes to Blendy commercials, many of you have probably seen them—they air quite frequently.

In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of Blendy commercials, both old and new.

Take this opportunity to watch them again.

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Blendy commercial roundup: Ajinomoto AGF coffee commercials (11–20)

AGF A Little Luxurious Coffee Shop Instant Coffee “Happiness Tastes Great on Ice” EditionNana Eikura

AGF® Instant Coffee “Delicious Happiness on Ice” – 30 Seconds

This commercial showcases how easy AGF’s instant coffee is to use through Nana Eikura’s appearance.

It emphasizes that it dissolves in milk and water, cheerfully conveying that you can enjoy delicious coffee with no fuss.

While explaining how to use it, the ad also highlights the fun of being able to make it quickly, set to a parody of the song “If You’re Happy and You Know It.” The lyrics have been adapted to explain how to use the product, and together with the original light, catchy melody, they convey a clear sense of ease and enjoyment.

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Ajinomoto AGF Blendy Portion “Let’s Portion Pom Pom Purin” EditionPompompurin

Blendy Potion “Let’s Potion Pompompurin” 15-second version

A fun commercial featuring Sanrio’s popular character Pompompurin singing and dancing.

Just snap it open and pour—your rich, full-bodied iced café au lait is ready in no time.

Perfect for busy mornings or in between chores.

Why not enjoy a special cup at home with ease? And don’t miss the catchy jingle that’ll have you humming along.

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AJINOMOTO AGF Blendy Stick Black “With this one, you can have it freshly made anywhere”

Blendy Stick Black “With this one stick, freshly made anywhere” 6-second version

Blendy Stick Black “Freshly made anywhere with this one stick” 15-second version

Set against a refreshing seaside scene, it highlights how effortlessly you can make iced coffee with Blendy Stick Black.

Just pour water into a glass and it dissolves in a flash, letting you create a cool, relaxing moment in no time—so appealing, isn’t it? The music, a modern arrangement of the familiar original tune, is also pleasantly soothing.

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Compilation of Blendy commercials. Ajinomoto AGF coffee commercials (21–30)

Ajinomoto AGF Blendy My Bottle Stick “Pop! and Sing & Dance” EditionHiroe Igeta

Blendy My Bottle Stick “Pop! Sing & Dance” 30-second version

This is a commercial introducing Blendy’s My Bottle Stick, which lets you make delicious tea easily by just dissolving it in water.

Hiroe Igeta showcases its convenience and great taste through dance and song.

The parody song playing in the video is based on Scott Joplin’s “The Entertainer.” Born in 1902, this piece has become a timeless classic loved across generations, and you hear it in all kinds of settings.

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Ajinomoto AGF Blendy Cafe Latory Stick: “Why does foam make us so happy?” (commercial)Keiko Kitagawa

Keiko Kitagawa, a kiss on the foam!? The fluffy feel lifts your mood. New TV commercial for “Blendy Café Latory” sticks: ‘Why does foam make us so happy?’

This commercial promotes the Cafe Latory series from Blendy through the presence of Keiko Kitagawa.

Among the series, it focuses on the café latte, especially its foam, whose smoothness comes across clearly from its appearance.

The way Keiko Kitagawa drinks it—her posture and expressions—is also a key point, conveying the high quality that makes even the foam delicious.

It’s a calm, gentle piece that also depicts the convenience of simply adding hot water to enjoy that flavor.

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