Vintage Japanese Adverts
Here we have Three Groovy 1960s Japanese TV Commercials for your viewing pleasure. The first one features Mister Sammy Davis Jr in a Santory Whisky advert, and in another there’s Film star Charles Bronson. In this one Mr Death Wish looks more like Anchorman Ron Burgundy than a ruthless vigilante. He’s puffing away on a pipe and shooting a gun in an advert for Mandom, whose advertising tagline reads – All the world loves a lover, all the world loves Mandom.
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