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A roundup of commercials featuring Masami Nagasawa. Introducing them all at once, both old and new!

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.

Masami Nagasawa consistently ranks near the top of favorite-actress lists and enjoys strong support from a wide range of people, regardless of age or gender.

Her popularity stems from her impressive acting skills—covering everything from serious roles to ones full of humor—and her approachable, charming personality.

In this article, we’ll showcase all the commercials she has appeared in so far.

We’ll also introduce her latest commercials, so whether you’re a longtime fan or someone just discovering her appeal, be sure to check it out.

A roundup of commercials featuring Masami Nagasawa. A comprehensive showcase of both old and new! (1–10)

KINCHO Mushikonazu “The First-Time Hanger” VersionMasami Nagasawa, Taiga Nakano

Masami Nagasawa KINCHO Mushikonazu TV Commercials: “The First Person to Hang It” & “Defenseless”

Every Kincho commercial has a quirky twist or two, and the Mushikonazu ads are always a hot topic.

The Kincho Mushikonazu “First-Time Hanger” spot, featuring Masami Nagasawa and Taiga Nakano, has been buzzing on social media for how amusing it is.

The visuals almost feel like a drama, and Nagasawa’s natural Kansai dialect fits perfectly without any snark.

The rhythm and timing of their dialogue are so good that you can’t help but keep watching.

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Asahi Soft Drinks Calpis “July 7 is the 105th birthday of Calpis” versionMasami Nagasawa

July 7 is the 105th birthday of Calpis.

This commercial commemorates July 7, Calpis’s birthday, and seems to reflect on the brand’s history.

The footage shows Masami Nagasawa enjoying Calpis, and the bright atmosphere with blue skies evokes its refreshing taste.

The song used is Aimyon’s “Lucky Color,” whose light rhythm and vocals further accentuate Calpis’s crisp, refreshing feel.

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Sumitomo Forestry Home TREEing for EARTH: “A Home That Cultivates Forests – Chairing” EditionMasami Nagasawa

[Sumitomo Forestry Homes] TREEing for EARTH | “Chairing,” a Forest-Nurturing Home – 30 seconds

This is a commercial introducing Sumitomo Forestry’s wooden homes, featuring Masami Nagasawa relaxing on a chair placed on the home’s wood deck.

The commercial also highlights not only the use of wood in building houses but their tree-planting activities, showing their commitment to supporting the forest cycle.

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Compilation of commercials featuring Masami Nagasawa. A comprehensive roundup of both old and new! (11–20)

Sumitomo Forestry Home TREEing — A House You’ll Grow to Love: “The Best Spot” / “Our Eyes Always Meet”Masami Nagasawa

[Sumitomo Forestry Home] TREEing | A Home You’ll Love More and More: “The Best Spot” Version – 30 Seconds

[Sumitomo Forestry Homes] TREEing | A home you’ll love more and more: “We always meet eyes” – 30 seconds

In Sumitomo Forestry’s house commercials, “The Best Spot” and “We Always Make Eye Contact,” you can feel the warmth of wood as Masami Nagasawa is shown living with her beloved dog.

The ads highlight unique charms of this home, like spots inside the house that both people and dogs love, and a large atrium that lets you make eye contact with your dog even when you’re upstairs.

Many viewers likely thought, “I want to live in such a warm, welcoming home.”

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Mercari “The Lookalike Brother — Get up to ¥5,000 worth of points for two people combined —” EditionMasato Sakai, Masami Nagasawa

[TV Commercial] Mercari: “The Look-Alike Brother — Earn up to 5,000 yen worth of points for two people —”

The Mercari commercial series features the fun, comical banter between Masato Sakai and Masami Nagasawa.

This time, an older brother who looks strikingly like Masato Sakai makes an appearance! They introduce a campaign where if you invite a friend, you get a total of 5,000 points between the two of you.

It seems Sakai invited his spitting-image brother.

Will he invite his sister next, too? It’s a teaser that leaves you wanting to see what happens next!

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NTT East Japan Leave it to N! “The Overly Busy Store Manager” / “Employees Who Can’t Go on Sales Calls”Masami Nagasawa

[NTT East Japan Group] Leave it to N! “The Overworked Store Manager” (30 seconds)

[NTT East Japan Group] Leave it to N! 'Employees Who Can't Go on Sales Calls' (30 seconds)

This commercial from NTT East Japan depicts store managers and company presidents who are overwhelmed by being too busy.

It promotes not only phone and internet services, but also the provision and support of a wide range of business tools.

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Nagasawa rushing in with a smile and saying, “Leave it to N!” is incredibly reassuring.

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JRA Hello, Special Times. ‘Sengoku Autumn’ Version / ‘GⅠ’ VersionMasami Nagasawa, Ai Mikami, Kuranosuke Sasaki, Ryoma Takeuchi

Hello, Special Times. 'Autumn of the Warring States' Edition - Shuka Sho 30s | JRA Official

Hello, Special Times. “GⅠ” Version – Mile Championship – 30 seconds | JRA Official

The familiar group is shown heading to the racetrack and having a passionate discussion about autumn horse racing.

In the “Warring States Autumn” version, each cast member talks about the unique appeal of the autumn racing season from their own perspective.

Meanwhile, in the “GⅠ” version, Ryoma Takeuchi, who joins the group later, suggests, “Let’s go watch a GⅠ,” inviting everyone along, and we see them going to the racetrack together.

Watching the cast speak so enthusiastically about what makes horse racing fun might pique the interest of people who’ve never watched it before.

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