Compilation of commercials featuring Ryo Narita. The cool direction is captivating!
Actor Ryo Narita made his acting debut in 2014 and has continued working as a model in parallel.
He has appeared in numerous films and TV dramas—chances are you’ve seen his impressive performances yourself.
In this article, we’ll introduce all the commercials featuring Ryo Narita at once.
Some of them have a friendly, approachable style, but the cool and stylish spots that perfectly match his vibe are especially appealing.
Let’s dive right in.
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A roundup of commercials featuring Ryo Narita. The cool direction is captivating! (1–10)
Asahi Beer Peroni “First, at restaurants and bars” EditionRyo Narita

This commercial introduces Peroni, the Italian premium beer said to be the world’s best-selling, while conveying the desire for viewers to savor it.
By showing how it’s enjoyed locally, it expresses a flavor that brings smiles and a refreshing sensation reminiscent of the Mediterranean.
It also makes sure to highlight that Asahi is distributing Peroni, helping the beer from around the world feel closer to home.
With Ryo Narita’s narration and expressions, the spot further underscores that it’s a delicious beer.
Jumbo Lottery “Summer Anime” EditionSatoshi Tsumabuki, Mio Imada, Ryo Narita

This is a commercial introducing the Summer Jumbo lottery, which offers a top prize of 700 million yen.
At the start of the ad, Satoshi Tsumabuki confidently says he got his 700-million-yen dream turned into an anime.
Mio Imada and Ryo Narita hear this and get excited too.
Then, just as everyone’s expectations are high, they watch the anime and… it turns out to be hilariously low quality, leaving all three of them disappointed.
Many viewers probably couldn’t help but laugh at that punchline.
Jumbo Lottery “Ukulele” Version / “Can’t Stop” VersionSatoshi Tsumabuki, Mio Imada, Ryo Narita


This commercial features a ukulele shaped like the mascot character Kuu-chan, and anyone who picks it up starts acting strangely.
In the “Ukulele” version, Ryō Narita finds himself singing the Summer Jumbo jingle uncontrollably as soon as he grabs the ukulele.
Next, Mio Imada and Satoshi Tsumabuki also pick up the ukulele, and—like clockwork—end up singing against their will, making for a humorous and entertaining turn of events.
Meanwhile, in the “Can’t Stop” version, Ryō Narita, singing with the ukulele in hand, becomes unable to let it go, escalating into increasingly over-the-top motions as he keeps singing—an episode brimming with humor.
The highlight is Narita’s wonderful smile.
A collection of commercials featuring Ryo Narita. The cool direction is captivating! (11–20)
Jumbo Lottery: ‘A Moving True Story’ Version / ‘The Enthusiast’ VersionMio Imada, Ryo Narita


This commercial shows Mio Imada and Ryo Narita talking about lotteries.
In the “Moving True Story” version, they discuss how lottery revenues are used, and in the “Enthusiast” version, they talk about the winner reports published on the official website.
The storyline in the “Enthusiast” version is especially entertaining: Ryo Narita claims to be a mega jackpot winner enthusiast and is very knowledgeable about past big winners.
Be sure to check it out.
Halloween Jumbo/Lottery Points ‘Big Bro Jumbo Roulette’ EditionSatoshi Tsumabuki, Riho Yoshioka, Ryo Narita

In Japan, Halloween is well known as an event where people can enjoy dressing up and cosplay.
In this lottery commercial, “Jumbo Big Bro: Roulette,” scenes of people enjoying Halloween are included to tie in with the Halloween Jumbo.
Satoshi Tsumabuki, the eldest brother, spins the roulette saying, “Let’s boost our luck with Halloween cosplay!” and Ryō Narita, the younger brother, lands the jackpot: “Halloween Jumbo Man.” He’s hyped up by everyone as cool, and amid rising expectations, Halloween Jumbo Man is called in… but for some reason, the brothers fall silent when they see him.
It’s one of those moments where the ideal and reality don’t match—things turned out different from what they imagined (lol).
Summer Jumbo Lottery: “Big-Bro Jumbo—Group Purchase” VersionMio Imada, Satoshi Tsumabuki, Riho Yoshioka, Ryo Narita, Yuma Yamoto

This is the 2021 Summer Jumbo Lottery commercial, “Jumbo Big Bro: Group Purchase.” In it, Jumbo Big Bro explains that you can buy lottery tickets as a group by pooling together.
But Yuma Yamoto pipes up, “If we win 700 million yen, it won’t divide evenly among five people!” Hearing that, the siblings scream as if it’s the end of the world… Then the youngest sister, Mio Imada—always calm—deadpans in a monotone, “Actually, it does divide,” but the other siblings refuse to listen.
It’s a high-energy, laugh-out-loud commercial as always.
Summer Jumbo Lottery: “Big-Bro Jumbo—Group Purchase” VersionSatoshi Tsumabuki, Riho Yoshioka, Ryo Narita, Yuma Yamoto

This is the 2021 Summer Jumbo Lottery commercial, “Jumbo Big Bro: Group Purchase.” In it, Jumbo Big Bro explains that you can buy lottery tickets as a group by pooling together.
But Yuma Yamoto pipes up, “If we win 700 million yen, it won’t divide evenly among five people!” Hearing that, the siblings scream as if it’s the end of the world… Then the youngest sister, Mio Imada—always calm—deadpans in a monotone, “Actually, it does divide,” but the other siblings refuse to listen.
It’s a high-energy, laugh-out-loud commercial as always.





