Oi Ocha Catechin Green Tea by Ito En: 'A Delicious Hero When You Want to Eat' (version)NEW!Shohei Ohtani

Oi Ocha Catechin Green Tea: 'A Delicious Hero When You Want to Eat' Edition

It highlights a shared focus on results between Shohei Ohtani and Oi Ocha Catechin Green Tea, while introducing the product’s features.

Emphasis is placed on its benefits—being less likely to lead to body fat gain and helping reduce blood cholesterol—positioning it as a go-to tea when you want to enjoy a hearty meal.

ITO EN Oi Ocha Hojicha & Genmaicha “Time for Doing Nothing” (commercial)Shohei Ohtani

Oi Ocha Hojicha and Genmaicha TV Commercial | Ito En

This commercial strongly highlights the calming taste of Oi Ocha’s roasted green tea and brown rice tea by paralleling it with Shohei Ohtani’s presence.

It depicts Ohtani at various times of day, expressing that tea supports those moments of doing nothing and relaxing.

A key point is that his expression doesn’t change even as he savors the flavor, which conveys a steady sense of inner calm.

Nisshin Seifun Welna Ma-Ma “LOVE PASTA” VersionShohei Ohtani

Love Me Tender

Shohei Ohtani, “Ma-Ma LOVE PASTA” Version (30 seconds)

Ma-Ma is a classic product many people have likely seen at supermarkets.

In this commercial, while introducing the brand’s commitment to deliciousness, the background shows smiling people enjoying pasta in various scenes.

Toward the end, Shohei Ohtani is also shown eating pasta, and his smile tells you just how tasty it is.

An arranged version of Elvis Presley’s classic “Love Me Tender” plays as the BGM, creating a warm yet cheerful atmosphere.

ITO EN Oi Ocha “Oi Ocha LEMON GREEN Simultaneous Japan–US Release” VersionShohei Ohtani

"Oi Ocha LEMON GREEN: Simultaneous Release in Japan and the U.S."

With the message “Let’s throw out what we think we know about tea,” baseball player Shohei Ohtani appears, carefully examining a bottle of Oi Ocha in his hand.

Then a video is released of Ohtani juggling a ball by the seaside, sparking a wave of imitators! The trend seems to have reached all the way into space.

The commercial both showcases Ohtani’s immense name recognition and conveys a wish for the new product, Oi Ocha LEMON GREEN, to be a big hit.

SECOM “The Things That Matter” (version)Shohei Ohtani

SECOM Commercial “Precious Things” Version (30 seconds) | SECOM

It’s striking how the commercial unfolds: photos taken with an instant camera appear one after another, and Shohei Ohtani talks about what each one means to him.

After many irreplaceable, precious things to him are shown, the line “I live with what’s important to me” is delivered, highlighting the importance of home security.

While the approach is indirect, the ad is crafted in a way that firmly leaves an impression on viewers.

ECC Junior Recruiting Teachers: The Profession I Chose — “Teacher Aoi” Version / “Teacher Risa” Version / “Teacher Chiyo” VersionShohei Ohtani

ECC Junior Teacher Recruitment – Shohei Ohtani / The Profession I Chose: Ms. Aoi – 15 seconds

Recruiting ECC Junior Teachers - Shohei Ohtani / The Profession I Chose - Ms. Risa Version - 15 seconds

ECC Junior Teacher Recruitment: Shohei Ohtani / The Career I Chose – Ms. Chiyo Version – 15 seconds

This is a commercial that announces ECC Junior is recruiting teachers, paired with interviews of people who are already active as instructors.

Each teacher speaks from their own perspective about why they became a teacher and where they find a sense of purpose and joy.

The fact that teachers of different ages are all smiling in the same way clearly conveys their sense of fulfillment.

By also portraying Shohei Ohtani thriving in an English-speaking environment, the content suggests that students can truly acquire strong English skills.

ECC Foreign Language Institute “The World Is Waiting!” VersionShohei Ohtani

ECC Foreign Language Institute CM 'The world is waiting!' Version (30 seconds)

It depicts scenes from lessons at ECC and Japanese people who have mastered English and are thriving overseas.

Shohei Ohtani says that whether you succeed is secondary; what matters first is taking action toward your goal.

Hearing these words may have inspired some people to decide to take lessons.