Local commercials in Nagasaki Prefecture are packed with regional charm—from gourmet treats like castella and kakuni buns to ads for beloved neighborhood shops, plus jingles that make you want to sing along.
One of the appeals of local commercials is that they not only showcase the companies and products themselves, but also bring back memories from the times when you watched them.
In this article, we’ll introduce local commercials that have long been cherished in Nagasaki Prefecture.
Let’s revisit nostalgic footage and catchy phrases while enjoying the unique appeal that only Nagasaki can offer.
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- Local commercials from Fukuoka Prefecture. Memorable local ads.
- List of local commercials in Okinawa Prefecture. Classic corporate commercials too
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- A showcase of local commercials from Ishikawa Prefecture: memorable regional ads
- [Famous] Compilation of Local Commercials from Across Japan
- [Mie Prefecture] If you’re a resident, you definitely know these! A nostalgic collection of local commercials
- Nara Prefecture local commercial special: introducing memorable advertisements
- A comprehensive introduction to Hyogo Prefecture’s local TV commercials: a collection of ads loved by the community
- Local commercials from Shizuoka Prefecture: from regional chains to souvenir ads.
- Yamaguchi Prefecture local commercial. A company ad that has been airing locally for a long time.
- A roundup of local commercials from Osaka Prefecture—all at once. Including those catchy phrases you can’t help but hum.
- Heartwarming nostalgic commercial jingles: a special collection of timeless hits that take you back.
Nagasaki Prefecture Local Commercials Special! A roundup of nostalgic local TV ads (1–10)
Iwasaki Honpo Kakuni Manju Historic TV Commercials: “Legendary Commercial” editionNEW!Azusa Miyazaki
Nagasaki Kakuni Manju from Iwasaki Honpo—hugely popular as a Nagasaki specialty—features melt-in-your-mouth braised pork nestled in a fluffy bun.
It’s perfect as a souvenir and irresistibly delicious! The bright smile in the nostalgic old TV commercial belongs to Azusa Miyazaki from Nagasaki, who later went on to become an NHK announcer.
You can really feel the warm, hometown vibe.
Fukusaya Castella: “Nagasaki Kaidō” Version / “Chūgoku Kaidō” Version / “Craftsmanship” VersionNEW!
Fukusaya’s series of commercials carefully portrays Nagasaki’s history, culture, and the craftsmanship of its artisans.
Accompanied by beautifully exotic visuals, they convey the castella-making tradition that has been passed down for four centuries.
Why not savor castella while appreciating the artisans’ dedication and the history that Nagasaki has walked?
Nagasaki Denken “Kanna Hashimoto” EditionNEW!Kanna Hashimoto
Through infrastructure that is usually hard to see—like electricity, telecommunications, and civil engineering—we quietly watch over daily life in Nagasaki.
Before her big break, the fresh-faced Kanna Hashimoto helps bring Nagasaki Denken’s warmth closer to home.
It’s a reassuring commercial that lightly conveys the role of a company that stands by its community.
Choko Soy Sauce “Feel-the-Miso Song” VersionNEW!
The miso from Choko Soy Sauce, with its spreading sweetness and aroma of barley koji, is a must-have deliciousness for everyday meals.
Rather than talking up its craftsmanship, this commercial conveys the charm of miso through a humor-filled melody.
“Kanjiru Miso no Uta,” created by Kanji Matsumoto, a udon shop owner in Nagasaki, will have you humming along in no time.
Ringer Hut Nagasaki Champon 1981NEW!
The nostalgic Ringer Hut Nagasaki Champon commercial, with piping hot steam and plenty of hearty ingredients whetting your appetite.
From this 1981 spot, you can feel the passion for bringing Nagasaki’s flavors to the entire nation.
The umami-rich broth pairs perfectly with the noodles.
Please enjoy this authentic, quintessential Nagasaki taste at a location near you.
Bunmeido Castella Bunmeido Bean Theater “1987” EditionNEW!
That adorable can-can dance is just so heartwarming, isn’t it? It’s a classic that could be called the very face of Bunmeido, cherished for many years.
When you hear the catchphrase “Castella is number one, the phone is number two,” don’t you suddenly crave castella? For your three o’clock snack, take a break with some delicious castella.
Nagasaki Izumiya Nagasaki Castella “New Together with Nagasaki” EditionNEW!
Nagasaki Izumiya always delivers new deliciousness.
The impactful footage featuring a backflip set against rich natural scenery and historic landmarks is captivating.
From the traditional Nagasaki Castella to the carefully crafted Gosanyaki Castella and even new sweets, this commercial is filled with the spirit of a company that walks hand in hand with its community.