[Daido Life Commercials] Popular and Past Commercials Summary [2025]
Don’t you think recent commercials are really well made?
Each company puts a lot of creative thought into them, so I think more people find them more entertaining to watch than in the past.
If you’re reading this, you’re probably searching for videos because you want to watch that entire commercial series.
In this article, we’ll introduce the history of Daido Life’s commercials.
Daido Life often creates ads that emphasize connections among businesses, society, and people.
You might even get to watch that tear-jerker commercial again.
[Daido Life CM] Popular Commercials and All-Time Ads Summary [2025] (1–10)
Company: 'Japan Map – A Company That Lasts Forever' VersionManami Honjō

The commercial titled “Japan Map: A Company That Keeps Going,” featuring Manami Honjō.
It aired in 2007, when Honjō was serving as the brand’s image character, which is why she was cast.
Matching the narration, Honjō sticks photos of company presidents onto a wall.
At first it looks casual and random—but in the end, the photos form a map of Japan! It’s a collage-style commercial that shines with creativity and flair.
Company “We Think of You as Family” Edition

This “Thinking of Them as Family” series, which aired in 2012, didn’t use actors as image spokespeople but instead featured people who actually work at the company.
The theme song, “Heaven,” was specially written for this commercial by Haru Yuko of Southern All Stars.
The sparkling smiles of the people at work are especially memorable.
Company 'Asako Hirooka “Kikkake (The Trigger)”' Version, 30 seconds

Do you know Asako Hirooka? She was one of the founders of Daido Life and a female entrepreneur.
After a serious illness that brought her close to death, she began working on the insurance business at Daido Life.
The founding principle at the time—“to be a source of support for small and medium-sized business owners in times of need”—is said to live on at Daido Life even today.
In Japan back then, there were periods when women’s advancement was not welcomed, and they couldn’t even freely choose their own life paths.
That’s why Asako Hirooka’s work, as a pioneer among female business leaders, has made a major contribution to the advancement of women in Japanese society today.
Daido Life: A Letter to the President — From a Wife to Her Husband in HeavenHaru

It’s a commercial that brings a wave of sadness and warmth at the same time.
In Daido Life’s “A Letter to the President — From a Wife to Her Husband in Heaven,” Haru reads a letter aloud.
It conveys a wife’s feelings for her husband, who always put customers and employees first in his work.
Even while suffering from a serious illness, he devoted himself tirelessly to the company.
The message says that his children, his employees, and I watched over that steadfast back.
It not only reminds you of the importance of insurance, but also inspires the feeling, “I’m going to do my best to keep living.”
Daido Life My Daido Declaration! “Call Center” Version

This isn’t limited to life insurance companies, but not only the salespeople who visit companies in person or meet with individuals—those who handle calls at call centers also play an important role.
There are things people can say precisely because they aren’t speaking face-to-face, and since you can’t see facial expressions, it’s the call center staff’s skill with words that allows them to pick up on customers’ needs and anxieties and guide them appropriately.
Focusing on such call centers, Daido Life Insurance’s commercial “My Daido Declaration! ~Call Center~” is likely to resonate strongly, especially with those who work in call centers.
Daido Life My Daido Declaration! “Health Management” Edition

If you’re a working adult, you may have heard the term “health and productivity management.” Hearing “healthy management” might make you think of maintaining stable sales, but health and productivity management is the idea that treating employee health care as a management issue—and working to maintain and enhance employee health—directly improves a company’s productivity.
In the life insurance industry, the commercial “My Daido Declaration! — Health and Productivity Management” by Daido Life Insurance, known as a company specializing in small and medium-sized enterprises, presents an engaging story that focuses on this theme.
After all, a company’s management is only possible thanks to the health of its employees; it would be great to see this common-sense value spread even further.
Company 'A Letter to the President — From Wife to Husband' EditionHaru

In this commercial, Haru reads a letter whose story truly moves you.
The husband, the company president who always said “The business matters more than my life!”, suddenly collapses from illness.
He was unable to work for four months, but finally returned.
He’s brought to tears by a letter from his wife given to him then.
The message, like a love letter—“Your dream has become my dream.
Let’s keep doing our best together”—is simple yet heartfelt.
It’s a commercial that lets you feel the bond between husband and wife.





