When you hear “commercials from Fukuoka Prefecture,” what phrases or melodies pop into your head?Those distinctive jingle-like tunes and striking visuals that locals can’t help but hum along to.In fact, Fukuoka has plenty of local commercials that may not be known nationwide but are deeply etched in the memories of its residents.In this article, we’ll introduce a rich selection of commercials connected to Fukuoka Prefecture!Whether you’re soaking in nostalgia or getting captivated by a commercial you’re seeing for the first time, enjoy!
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Local commercials from Fukuoka Prefecture. Memorable local ads (1–10)
Fukasaya Spicy Cod Roe
This is a commercial that highlights the appeal of Fuku-sa-ya’s spicy cod roe through an exchange between a store clerk and a customer.
It unfolds with the clerk offering a sample to someone who wonders whether it tastes good, and the subsequent reaction conveys the deliciousness in a straightforward way.
The smiles throughout also help you clearly imagine how flavorful it is, don’t they?
Tenjin Aigan
This is a commercial promoting Tenjin Aigan, a specialty eyeglasses store in Fukuoka Prefecture, by featuring people from various countries.
It highlights a dream lens co-developed with a lens manufacturer, conveying that it’s so outstanding that customers even come from overseas to buy it.
You can clearly sense the high quality from the smiles of the people wearing the glasses.
Ryoyu Pan
This is a commercial that introduces Ryoyu Pan’s popular sweet breads in a unique atmosphere inspired by famous paintings from around the world.
The piece recreated here is Girl with a Pearl Earring, and the girl who appears in it speaks about her feelings toward Ryoyu Pan.
The sweet breads are clearly presented in a ranking, and the key point is that it thoroughly shows what kinds of breads there are.
Ito King Hakata Amabi
This is a commercial introducing Hakata Amabi, developed by Ito King, a processing and sales shop for Amaou strawberries from Fukuoka Prefecture.
In a period-drama-like atmosphere, it depicts a woman who comes to buy Hakata Amabi, expressing its irresistibly delicious taste through what she does next.
The content conveys that it’s so good you end up eating too much and that it’s a flavor you’ll want to buy again and again.
Heavenly Company
This is a commercial introducing Tengokusha, a funeral company in Fukuoka City, presented with an upbeat atmosphere through cheerful dancing and singing.
Funerals tend to evoke a sad image, but by portraying them brightly on purpose, it conveys a commitment to longevity and a spirit of mutual support.
The smiles of 92-year-old Micchan and the positive depiction of long life are particularly striking, aren’t they?
Shinonodo Niwaka Senpei
This is a commercial that conveys the friendliness of Shinonodo’s Niwaka Senpei through a drama depicting children interacting.
Following the flow of a child going to apologize to a friend after a fight and giving them Niwaka Senpei, it conveys how the product fits naturally into everyday life.
Even the packaging, with its distinctive facial expression, expresses a sense of familiarity and a comical vibe.
Sakaeya Nanban Ōrai
This is a uniquely atmospheric commercial that promotes Sakaeya’s Nanban Orai—a baked confection born in Iizuka City, Fukuoka Prefecture—by likening it to a doll figure.
The sense of a foreign land is a key point, and its gentle mood also conveys a sense of luxury.
With Ms.
Kohmi Hirose singing the theme song, it evokes an expansive, far-reaching feeling, as if sending one’s thoughts to distant places.