The article discusses the use of celebrities in Japanese advertising and how it often results in bizarre and humorous commercials. It mentions several examples, including Arnold Schwarzenegger, who has appeared in numerous Japanese ads, often playing exaggerated versions of himself. Other celebrities mentioned include Edward Furlong, Nicolas Cage, and Britney Spears, who have all appeared in Japanese ads that are often surreal and nonsensical. The article also mentions Sylvester Stallone, who has appeared in Japanese ads for instant soup. The tone of the article is lighthearted and humorous, and it seems to be marveling at the absurdity of these celebrity endorsements in Japanese advertising.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Ronald Reagan advertised soap on television before becoming the President of the United States.
2. Arnold Schwarzenegger has appeared in several Japanese advertisements.
3. Edward Furlong, also known as John Connor from Terminator, appeared in an advertisement for noodles.
4. Nicolas Cage has appeared in several Japanese advertisements, including ones for repairs and gambling.
5. Britney Spears appeared in a Japanese advertisement for candies in the 2000s.
6. Sylvester Stallone has appeared in Japanese advertisements for instant soup.
7. Japan is known for creating unusual and often bizarre advertisements.
8. The text mentions a specific energy drink advertisement featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger.
9. The text also mentions a specific coffee drink advertisement featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger as the Terminator.
10. Nicolas Cage's advertisements in Japan often feature him in unusual and humorous situations.
11. The text mentions a specific advertisement for noodles featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger.
12. The text also mentions a specific advertisement for a Japanese bank's app featuring a Rocket Bar.
13. The text mentions that Terry Crews and Selena Gomez have also appeared in unusual advertisements.