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Longest running commercial

Lina Inverse

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According to some site, this is the longest running commercial in Japan: Click me
(It shows a group of women dancing around in some sort of gym suits.)
Now, try to guess what this commercial is for?
What could be the message of the commercial?
When you have this product, ...
- you can pick one of these ladies, with free shipping to your house?
- these ladies will give you a dancing lesson for free?
- you will have a strong urge to see women dancing around?
 
Is that still running? Wow, that is a long time. It's for a loan shark er loan/credit company. I guess if you get a loan from them, you can afford to go see lithe dancing women, at least for a little while. So I think your first answer is correct.

http://www.takefuji.co.jp/corp_e/top.shtml
 
Wow! I looooove this ad. Sexy! Sexy! Sexy!
I couldn't help reviewing it four times. But how come there is no background music?
I'm using Winam.
 
Maybe you need to turn on your speaker or upgrade winamp. I could hear the soundtrack with no problem.
 
I had already got everything upgraded (at least it was supposed to be, I paid for it) last week. Maybe I should bring it back to Best Buy! I hate ...
 
Probably just some setting somewhere.
 
Things I will never forget thanks to TV:

"It's time to make the dounuts."

"This is your brain on drugs, any questions?"

"My baloney has a first name, it's....."

"Have you driven a Ford lately?"

"This stuffs made in New York City ! Get a rope...."

"It's everywhere you want to be."

"Come fly the friendly skies."

"bud-weiiiii-serr."

"Milk, it does a body good."

"Ah, the power of cheese."

I think about 1/4 of my brain must be filled with crap like this. I'm a walking commercial.

 
That commercial is extremely famous and I remember when some members of Smap got on TV and danced with the ladies from both sets of commercials to try and mimic it, etc..anyway, it was good stuff.
 
Hehe, yes, sexy ad!! And the first girl we see when they start dancing (on the foreground) has really cute face.
LOOOOL Mad Pierrot ! I think we all have our head full of those commercials. When I was kid, I knew most commercials by heart as there was a lot between cartoons
 
Yeah, those commecials were definitely memorable....and you forgot.

"Where's the Beef?"
 
Up here in cali, I can namea few :

Those stupid Skip-It commercials you know :

1)Skip ittt skipp it something something skipp itt
2)Survival Auto Insurance commercials : Are you insured, Yes. By Survival? No, then i can't take that ride.
3)


ehh ill add more later
 
For the people from Chi-town...

"588-2300, EMPIRE!!!"

Almost as good as the "eagle man" insurance ads.
 
mad pierrot said:
For the people from Chi-town...

"588-2300, EMPIRE!!!"

Almost as good as the "eagle man" insurance ads.

LOL..I'm a fellow Chicagonite. That's pretty good. I remember it.
 
There's also a kinda retarded commercial over here where they always sing:
"Summ summ summ... Summ summ summ... sumsumsumsuhhhm..." and so on. ("Summ" is the sound e.g. a bee is making, so it's as if they were singing "buzz buzz buzz" in English.)
That's a commercial for a car. No idea why they have to sing such retarded stuff...
 

Are you talking about Mazda? I actually like that ad. That kid looks very familiar to me, just like one of those Jewish kids who lives on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
 
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Reminds me of the "zoom zoom zoom" ads here in the states. Man, those annoy the living hell out of me.
 
Glenn said:
Reminds me of the "zoom zoom zoom" ads here in the states. Man, those annoy the living hell out of me.

They've been playing those in Japan for a long time. I agree...annoying..especially the boy.
 
Theres a longer version of the takafuji ad. Has something to do with a guy sitting at a desk i think...
 
Glenn said:
Reminds me of the "zoom zoom zoom" ads here in the states. Man, those annoy the living hell out of me.
Yes, might've also been "zoom zoom zoom", but that doesn't make it any less retarded
This is certainly at least one of the most retarded and most annoying ads ever :haihai:
 
We used to have arguments of "what is the exact lyrics of Takefuji's song?" on Japanese bulletin boards.

"synchronize this love is what we've got to do"
"synchronize this love with what we've got to do"

Which is correct?
 
Shiro said:
We used to have arguments of "what is the exact lyrics of Takefuji's song?" on Japanese bulletin boards.

"synchronize this love is what we've got to do"
"synchronize this love with what we've got to do"

Which is correct?

Not sure, now. I'm seen it a million times. I wonder if we can find some links.
 
Shiro said:
We used to have arguments of "what is the exact lyrics of Takefuji's song?" on Japanese bulletin boards.

"synchronize this love is what we've got to do"
"synchronize this love with what we've got to do"

Which is correct?
Perhaps, "synchronize with love is what we've got to do" :?
Would make the most sense to me... then again, it's not the best idea to look for sense in the often mangled Engrish
 
Lina Inverse said:
Perhaps, "synchronize with love is what we've got to do" :?
Would make the most sense to me... then again, it's not the best idea to look for sense in the often mangled Engrish

This is one of those things that bothers you until the answer is found out.
 
Commercial theme songs reminds me of my good old days back home.

They'd been playing some really nostalgic songs that can't help but sing
along or hum Guess most Japanese listeners or viewers don't have an idea of how cool or great those songs are and the history or era that goes with each song .

I like the Rod Stewart's song (can't remember right now) and
Joe Cocker's,You are so Beautiful.
 
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cricket said:
I like the Rod Stewart's song (can't remember right now) and
Joe Cocker's,You are so Beautiful.

I know exactly what you mean. I love those songs.
 
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