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2025-11-13 19:32:25

JR Tokai's New TV Commercial Celebrates the Joy of Connection through Music and Sports

JR Tokai's 'We're Not Just Gathering, We're Meeting' Campaign



The East Japan Railway Company (JR Tokai) has recently launched its new TV commercial titled 'We're Not Just Gathering, We're Meeting.' This campaign aligns with their ongoing 'Let's Meet' initiative, spotlighting the transformative power of live events and gatherings in the post-pandemic world. The ad features a diverse range of six performing groups, including the renowned singer AI and rock band MONGOL800, showcasing vibrant moments of fans coming together to celebrate music and sports.

The concept for 2025 is clear: while we may be gathering in large groups, the essence of these events lies in meaningful interactions and connections. Captured in real event settings such as stadiums and concert halls, the ad emphasizes the palpable energy between performers and their audience - an experience unique to live events. The commercial is set to air starting November 15 and will debut within the 'Ragzas Samurai Japan Series 2025' event.

The Star-Studded Cast


The commercial features six groups:
  • - AI: A celebrated singer-songwriter known for her heartfelt hits and messages of unity.
  • - MONGOL800: An iconic rock band from Okinawa, resonating with messages of peace and connection.
  • - Orix Buffaloes: A professional baseball team inspiring excitement and community spirit.
  • - Nagoya Grampus: A prominent soccer team representing the love for sports in Japan.
  • - Nightingale Dance: A rising comedy duo known for their charismatic performances.
  • - BEYOOOOONDS: An idol group that pushes the envelope on freedom and creativity in music.

Each group brings their interpretation to the campaign’s central theme: the journey fans take to meet their icons or cheer for their teams. These individual stories resonate with the audience, creating a strong sentiment of togetherness and support. Fans express lines like, 'I missed you!' and 'Let's meet again!' which speak to the uplifting message that motivates people to keep pushing forward in their lives.

A Moving Narrative


The commercial’s narrative unfolds as groups of friends eagerly await one another ahead of a concert or game. Showcasing merchandise and team uniforms, they board the Shinkansen, or bullet train, with excitement palpable in the air. Each character sets up their space with fan art or rallying cries, building up their anticipation to 'meet' at their destination.

Upon emerging from the tunnels, breathtaking visuals reveal the venues—a concert hall, theaters, stadiums—each representing a different purpose for gathering. Ai’s heartfelt welcome, MONGOL800’s invigorating performances, and the electrifying ambiance at Orix and Grampus games are highlights, where laughter and applause mingle, solidifying the joy of shared experiences.

As the train races past the orange-hued twilight, it symbolizes JR Tokai’s unwavering commitment to enabling connections between people, empowering them to fulfill their desire to meet.

Broadcast Details and Future Promotions


The Ad will start airing in select areas, including Tokyo, Shizuoka, Nagoya, and Osaka. Viewers can also enjoy extended versions of the commercials on platforms like YouTube. The campaign doesn't stop at TV ads; it will expand to cinema ads in select TOHO Cinemas beginning November 21st and outdoor projections starting December 1st in popular districts like Shibuya and Dotonbori.

For more information and updates about the campaign, visit the special website created by JR Tokai: JR Central.

This multi-faceted campaign exemplifies JR Tokai's core belief: we’re not just gathering for events but truly meeting each other and celebrating connections, creating memories that last a lifetime.


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