American Reacts to Weird Japanese Commercials (Part 2) | 日本の奇妙なコマーシャルにアメリカ人が反応（パート2）
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- アメリカ人である私は日本のコマーシャルを見たことはありませんが、私の理解では、日本のコマーシャルはアメリカのコマーシャルとは大きく異なります。今日は初めて日本のコマーシャルを見ることができてとても興奮しています。動画を楽しんでいただけた場合は、お気軽にコメントを残したり、「いいね！」をしたり、チャンネル登録をしてください。
As an American I have never seen Japanese commercials, but from what I understand they are very different from American commercials. Today I am very excited to see some Japanese commercials for the first time. If you enjoyed the video feel free to leave a comment, like, or subscribe for more!
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日本ではインパクトを第一にしたコマーシャルが多いですからね😅
有名な外国人を登場させるのも結構あります。
プレステのCMめっちゃ好き
5:47 "This is like ice cream."
Too bad! This is a chocolate snack that looks like ice cream called "Giant Caprico."😊
The trio including the man with long hair and exaggerated facial expressions is a trio of comedians called "Robert", who won the championship on a program called "King of Conte" a dozen years ago, which decides the best comedy group of the year 👑😆
The first Nissin commercial in the video is for instant curry. I think the message they want to convey is that cup curry is now on sale.
Nissin's commercials are always impactful, and viewers expect these kinds of commercials, so they probably can't make normal commercials anymore.
Most people who watch these kinds of commercials don't think about what the commercial is trying to convey.
They just think that it's fine as long as it's funny.
However, not all Japanese commercials are comical like this, there are many that are more conventional.
10:21 This commercial was broadcast in 2017, so Kokoro Terada, who plays Toad, is now 16 years old and over 170cm tall.😱
Also, Fumi Nikaido, who played Princess Peach, gave a brilliant performance in this year's "SHOGUN" in the role of Fallen Leaves, a character that left a strong impression on overseas audiences as well 😊
3:01 "I didn't understand this."
The female horse trainer saw a foal (or maybe a different breed of adult horse 😅) feeling down because he couldn't jump over an obstacle because he was shorter than the other horses, and bought a jumping hoop on Amazon, and by the next day had managed to restore the foal's confidence... that seems to be the plot 😌
Thank you so much for your posting!
I'm Japanese but I can not explain the commercials of Nissin (Cup noodle, Curry meshi (Curry rice)) by using Japanese because the commercials are perfect crazy😂
I recommend the commercials of Suntory "BOSS of canned coffee (Mr. Tommy Lee Jones)"☕
15:39 This is a commercial for Asahi Beer's "Super Dry" dry beer.😊There are rumors that Johnny Depp is anti-Japan, but in reality, I think it's true that he is pro-Japan and frequently holds concerts in Japan with his own band.🤗The man playing guitar with me is Masaharu Fukuyama, a musician and actor who has had several million-selling hits.😌
8:25 It's canned coffee.And they were shooting cacao beens.
日本の昔ばなしである桃太郎を題材にしたペプシコーラのCM を見て欲しいです。☺️
The first Nissin instant curry rice commercial resembles a feverish nightmare.😂
1:48 "Who is he?"
If you look closely at his body, you'll notice that instead of being a perfect oval, he is missing one side of the top of his head. This is essentially an anthropomorphic grain of rice that has had the germ removed in order to be eaten, and is soaked in curry and turned yellow with turmeric 😁
And on the front of his body is written in katakana: "Curry Meshi (The slightly crude way to say rice in Japanese is "Meshi").By the way, the "Messiah" in the "Coming of the Messiah," the ultimate hope of Christianity, is pronounced "Meshia" or "Meshiya" in Japan, which means the same as "restaurant" 😲
1:52 "What is this bird doing?"
I also wondered why there was a bird in the picture, but I think it's probably because this instant curry contains chicken.🐔There are three main types of curry rice in Japan: 1) chicken, 2) pork, and 3) beef, and these differ depending on the region and the traditions of each household.There are also other local curries such as "mackerel curry" in fishing towns, "game curry" made with deer or bear meat in mountainous areas, and some more unusual options such as green curry made with spinach and blue curry made bright blue with food dye.🍛😋I think these will be available as retort foods and sold online from all over the world.😆
And in the same scene, the girl on top of the big clock face is a so-called "Gyal," and judging from her clothes and skin color, I think she was a trendy Gyal from the 90s. (Of course, that's the era of the commercial 😅By the way, "Gyal" refers to teenage female students who have their own standards for clothing, language, and behavior, and it began to have followers overseas as a culture that first emerged in Japan around the 1990s. The Gyal in this commercial has a skin color that is similar to the current trend (close to natural skin color), but the trend before that was that you didn't have to go to the trouble of going to a tanning salon or using a tanning machine, and the darker your tanned skin was, There was a time when "Iketeru = Cool" was said, and it was a world where trends changed on a yearly basis.😵
Gyal is wearing short loose socks, but before that he wore long, loose white socks that covered his thighs when stretched out. After that, loose socks went out of fashion, and even I, an old man, vaguely remember that black high socks and knee-high socks became popular, but I don't know what the current trends are 😭
And just to add one last thing, the background of the first scene is intentionally made to look cheap, like the "painted backdrop" used in comedy sketches that focus on family life, and the roles of the man eating curry are apparently set to "father," the boy who appears on the trolley to be "eldest son," Gyal who appears with the bird to be "eldest daughter," and the old man who appears midway through to be "grandfather" 🤔🧐🤭
Japanese commercials are a fever dream and that's exactly why I love them. XD
Tommy Lee Jonesが宇宙人として出演しているクラフトボスのCMが好きです。
久々に見ると「あ〜、今日も頑張ろ！」という気持ちになります。
6:09 "What, what, what, I don't understand."
I know I'm being persistent, but as a Japanese person, I have a responsibility to explain this.😂
This is a commercial for a sushi delivery service called "Gin-no-sara" (Silver Plate). A young couple (not very thoughtful at all) have a silly conversation and say, "Are we going to get married!?" The rest of what follows is full of ridiculous and outrageous ideas, but after eating sushi their comprehension improves, they are able to think clearly and decide not to get married.😊
However, what I want to say here is that many Japanese people know that the claim that "eating sushi (fish) improves comprehension" is not a common exaggeration.🧐The "DHA" mentioned in the article is a nutrient called "docosahexaenoic acid" contained in fish, and the fact that it is effective in preventing brain aging is a topic that is frequently featured on television and in magazines, so Japanese people are aware of it.😌
I think one of the reasons why Japanese people have the longest life expectancy in the world is because each and every one of them has a high interest in their health.✨🤗
6:20 And the reason why this ladybug suddenly appeared is that it was based on the hit song "Ladybug Samba" that was often sung by friends invited to weddings in Japan from the late 70s to the end of the 80s as a song dedicated to the bride and groom. 😁
The wedding scene in which this song is sung was also featured in the 1990s anime "Neon Genesis Evangelion."😂
3:13 Ah, judging from your reaction, you don't know the male talent in this commercial 😌
The man in the gold top and bottom set is called "Piko Taro" and is a character created by a Japanese comedian. When the video of his song "PPAP = Pen Pineapple Apple Pen" was uploaded to RUclips on September 28, 2016, the popular American singer Justin Bieber introduced it on Twitter as his "favorite", and it became a huge hit worldwide. He became the first Japanese person to top the "RUclips weekly views ranking" for three consecutive weeks. The total number of views exceeded 100 million.
After that, he was invited to appear on TV all over the world, toured the world, and met with then President Trump's grandson, who was also a fan, and was invited to the United Nations 🤯
After that, he also interacted with Justin Bieber, who introduced Piko Taro's "PPAP" and sparked his popularity, and the two, who had only interacted online, finally appeared together in a commercial for mobile carrier Softbank 🤭
He was a comedian who had been in the spotlight in the past but had been forgotten for a long time, but thanks to this Cinderella story, as of 2016, he has earned an estimated 215.5 million yen in income, including about 90 million yen from RUclips, about 2.5 million yen from CDs, about 50 million yen from LINE stamps, about 20 million yen from merchandise, about 48 million yen from sales, and about 5 million yen from commercials! 😂 Piko Taro's "PPAP bonus" was as expected, an incredible amount!🥳
03:36 A little tidbit 🤭
The scene where Piko Taro appears after splitting the lemon is a homage to the scene at the end of the opening of the nationally popular TV anime "Sazae-san," which celebrates its 55th anniversary this year, in which Tama, the cat kept in Sazae-san's house, splits a lemon, comes out and starts dancing with his hips shaking✨😹
I’ve never heard of him
2:07 The round table in front of the man in this photo is called a "Chabu-dai." The scene in which Ittetsu Hoshi, the father in the baseball anime "Star of the Giants," which thrilled boys in the 1970s, overturns this table, with meals prepared by the protagonist's older sister, who takes on all the housework and work from home in a single-parent household, in his anger towards the protagonist, Hyuuma Hikaru, is burned into the memories of many Japanese people.This was also adopted by contemporary sitcom dramas, and was seen by Japanese people as a meme that represents old patriarchal values, and it also became the origin of the word "Chabu-dai gaeshi" (returning an agreement with someone without prior notice).😌
Also, this anime "Star of the Giants" is based on a real long-established professional baseball team affiliated with the Nippon Professional Baseball Organization, and depicts the story of the main character, Hyuuma Hoshi, overcoming his poor family background to become a top pitcher, but the Indian version of this baseball story adapted to cricket seems to be popular in India now ✨🤗
1:03 hmm do any of them have a subtitle option?
12:43 that’s not even a little bit true Tyler. Not enough effort? I don’t think you’re giving your country the credit it deserves. I don’t think you realise the kind of commercials America produces when you’re not actively looking for them
7:10 you know Tyler I really think you should sit back and watch a compilation of your own countries commercials 😂. They are NOT boring
9:32 huh? Since when?
11:07 a sponsor!
I've pasted the URL cm for Long Long Man with English subtitles😭but...😭
こと大衆向けとなると、商品は存在を認知さえしてもらえば、アピールポイントを伝えられるかどうかは大した問題じゃないのだなあ と思う
I think Japanese commercials feature a lot more Western celebrities. This Suzuki commercial from the 80s featured Micheal Jackson.
Honda had a scooter commercial featuring Sophia Loren .
ruclips.net/video/z1s5baydzOk/видео.htmlsi=vBSxlfdsVBYav7pw
同じ日本人でも "なんだこれは？？" と思うようなＣＭもよくあります。もちろん真面目な内容のＣＭも多いです。
インパクト重視、商品やサービス内容説明、企業イメージアップ……
企業側がＣＭに求めるものによってさまざまですね。
ちなみに一番最初のＣＭは、日清の “カレーメシ” という商品で、簡単に言えばカップのカレーライス。
同社の世界的ヒット商品である “カップヌードル” と同じくお湯を注いで作ります。
ＣＭの内容はかなりぶっ飛んでいて、一応アナウンスで商品説明をしながらも、映像はインパクト重視で面白いです。
This guy only responds to "weird and funny" Japanese commercials, not artistic commercials, beautiful commercials, or commercials with messages, because they're not interesting to watch.
Did you read title? This is about weird funny commercials, not beautiful ones
Maybe if the title was "saddest japanese commerials" the he would react to those
@@アキコ2003 Did you even read my comment?
Why does this guy choose to respond to "weird and funny Japanese commercials" when there are "artistic commercials, beautiful commercials, and commercials with messages" in Japan? I want him to respond more constructively.
Do you understand what I'm saying?