A roundup of commercials featuring Fuka Koshiba: from the latest ads to her past appearances

SMBC Mobit “Showa Fandom Activities” VersionNaoto Takenaka, Fuka Koshiba

[Official] SMBC Mobit - Showa Oshi-katsu Edition - Web CM - 30 Seconds

This is a funny commercial that introduces the appeal of SMBC Mobit’s cash advances and card loans through a Showa-era themed story.

Naoto Takenaka plays the father, and Fuka Koshiba plays the daughter—and on top of that, Takenaka also plays the singer that Koshiba’s character is a fan of.

The ad highlights that with SMBC Mobit there are no phone calls during the screening process, and that you can use and earn V Points.

The whole thing unfolds with a sense of humor from start to finish, so be sure to watch it all the way through.

Ida Laboratories CANMAKE “Girls’ Night Out” VersionFuka Koshiba

CANMAKE commercial 'Girls’ Night Out' 30-second version

This is a Canmake commercial showing Fuka Koshiba and her friends having a girls’ get-together and getting excited talking about makeup.

A friend tells Koshiba that her under-eye area looks plumper than usual today, and she suggests they try doing their makeup together using Plumpuku Coord Eyes Neo.

Her friends are delighted with how it feels to use and with the finished look.

The product’s appeal stands out, and the fun they’re having also leaves a strong impression.

Ida Laboratories CANMAKE “Powder Cheeks” EditionFuka Koshiba

[Official CANMAKE] Powder Cheeks

This commercial introduces the new shades added to Canmake’s Powder Cheeks, highlighting their uplifting, expressive colors.

A key point is that both the shades and their names were chosen by vote, conveying a sense of fun and beauty that appeals to a broad audience, reinforced by vibrant visuals.

Fuka Koshiba’s smile and the colorful narration also communicate how easy and enjoyable the product is to use.

Comic Cmoa 'Three Manga Lovers: The Free One' VersionFuka Koshiba, Yu Sawabe, Subaru Kimura

Comic Cmoa TV commercial: “Three Manga Lovers — The Free One” version

In the commercial featuring Fuka Koshiba, Yu Sawabe, and Subaru Kimura, the three of them are on a moving train talking about the titles you can read for free on Comic Cmoa.

The ad loudly promotes that popular, buzzworthy works are available to read at no cost.

You can’t help but chuckle at the punchline where Sawabe, who starts off pretending not to know Comic Cmoa, turns out to be incredibly well-informed.

Comic Cmoa: Three Manga Lovers - “Too Many Manga” / “Too Many Deals” / “Too Many Free Reads” / “The Deals Never Stop” / “So Many Titles Rune”Fuka Koshiba, Yu Sawabe, Subaru Kimura

Comic Cmoa TV Commercial: 'Three Manga Lovers – Too Many Manga' Version

Comic Cmoa TV commercial: “Three Manga Lovers—Too Many Deals” version

Comic Cmoa TV commercial: “Three Manga Lovers — Too Many Free Titles”

Comic Cmoa TV commercial: 'Three Manga Lovers — The Savings Don’t Stop' version

Comic Cmoa TV commercial: “Three Manga Lovers – Too Many Titles!”

This commercial centers on Fuka Koshiba introducing Comic Cmoa to Subaru Kimura and Sawabe.

The CM highlights the large number of titles available and the great deals.

It also emphasizes that there are many works you can read for free, so this ad may inspire many viewers to give Comic Cmoa a try.

Ida Laboratories CANMAKE “Curl Sniper Mascara” commercialFuka Koshiba

[CANMAKE Official] Curl Sniper Mascara

This is an introductory commercial for Canmake’s Curl Sniper Mascara, which claims you can apply it exactly where you aim—just like a sniper.

It features Fuka Koshiba actually using the mascara, and the visual effect of looking through a rifle scope is especially striking.

The ad highlights not only how easy it is to apply, but also the strong curl-lifting and long-lasting hold, clearly showcasing the product’s appeal.

Kirin Brewery Kirin Ichiban Shibori White “The Letter from Ms. Tsutsumi: Huge Response” versionFuka Koshiba

Kirin Ichiban Shibori White: Letter from Ms. Tsutsumi – Huge Response Edition (30 seconds)

In this commercial, staged as a letter from Shinichi Tsutsumi arriving for Fuka Koshiba, Kirin Ichiban Shibori White is introduced.

Contrary to Tsutsumi’s expectations, the letter says that Kirin Ichiban Shibori White has received an overwhelming response, and Koshiba’s delighted reaction—exclaiming, “Tsutsumi-san, that’s terrible!”—is particularly memorable.

The white costumes and set, inspired by the beer’s gentle flavor and its nickname as a “white beer,” give the commercial a refreshing feel.