【Adoさん】なぜジョージアの朝にAdoさんがぴったりなのか？40代ファンの目線

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Hello!

Welcome to my Ado fan channel.

Today, I'd like to talk about something that's creating a lot of buzz right now in Japan.

You might have heard about Georgia—a coffee brand by Coca-Cola Japan.

Well, Ado has just become the new brand ambassador for Georgia coffee,

and she's now energizing mornings all over Japan.

So, as a fan, I'd love to share some of my thoughts about this exciting news with you!

First of all, I'd like to say:

"Thank you, Georgia!"

As a fan, I'm genuinely grateful they've chosen Ado to embody their key message of providing energy for the morning. Honestly, until now, I never really connected the image of Ado with coffee, so this feels refreshingly new and creative.

Coffee, for many people including myself, is something we enjoy at significant moments—like kickstarting our mornings or taking a restful break during a busy day. Seeing Ado become a part of these moments is something every fan can appreciate.

Here's what Georgia said about choosing Ado:

"Ado is incredibly popular among a wide range of ages, especially young people, but she also resonates strongly with middle-aged men. As mentioned earlier, Georgia’s key message is about energizing your entire day, starting from the morning. We felt that Ado's powerful singing voice perfectly matches this concept."

I think that's a wonderful statement.

It shows how Ado’s voice truly reaches people of all ages and energizes them. And now, Georgia has helped associate Ado’s voice with the idea of starting the day with energy. Well, perhaps it’s more accurate to say they've finally recognized something we fans have felt all along.

Right now, in Japan, mornings have become especially joyful for fans because Georgia’s TV commercials feature Ado’s latest song, "Watashi ni Hanataba" ("A Bouquet for Me"). For us fans, it means the day starts with Ado—making mornings feel truly special.

I think many fans feel this collaboration matches perfectly with Ado's own direction and personality.

The reason I say this is because—as many fans and even the general public might already know—the name "Ado" actually comes from "Kyogen," a traditional form of Japanese theater. In Kyogen, the "Ado" character is someone who supports the main protagonist, or the "Shite," by highlighting their presence. Now, I personally don't know too much about Kyogen, so I'll leave that part here—but I find it meaningful how Ado, by becoming Georgia’s brand ambassador, steps into that supportive role herself, enhancing the brand’s image and impact.

In this collaboration, she introduced her new song, "Watashi ni Hanataba" ("A Bouquet for Me"), which we've only heard a short snippet of so far. But even in that short phrase, it feels like a supportive anthem. Ado herself commented about the song, saying:

"I believe this song can gently push someone forward."

In other words, her voice and music serve as encouragement, positioning her once again in a supporting role—enriching someone else's story or life. This aligns beautifully with how Ado always expresses her wish to "bring happiness to someone else," something fans constantly hear from her.

Considering her genuine desire to make others happy, reflected clearly in her words and personality, it's no wonder fans—including myself—feel this partnership perfectly embodies Georgia’s key message of energizing people every morning.

Another delightful highlight of this Georgia collaboration is the web commercial featuring Ado alongside her best friend, actress Minami Hamabe. As fans, we were genuinely excited to hear about this collaboration.

Hamabe-san is well-known among fans as someone who openly expresses her close friendship with Ado, even attending her concerts and publicly supporting her. It’s always heartwarming to see their genuine bond.

Here's a particularly charming story:

Earlier in 2025, Ado set aside some time to directly chat with fans on social media. One fan asked her, "Who is your closest friend in the entertainment world?" To everyone’s delight—and especially that fan’s—Ado personally replied, "Minami Hamabe."

Of course, receiving a direct reply from Ado would already be incredibly special for any fan. But what made this even more remarkable was that Minami Hamabe herself joined the conversation, responding warmly to both Ado and the fan. Imagine the excitement—one fan account became the setting for a friendly conversation between Ado and Hamabe-san. It was truly heartwarming to witness.

So, seeing these two great friends co-starring together in a web commercial must have been a genuinely joyful experience for both of them. As fans, we couldn’t be happier for them.

Finally, I’d like to wrap up by sharing my thoughts about the various reactions to Ado’s collaboration with Georgia, and also highlight a heartfelt message from Ado herself.

As you might expect, there have been a lot of different opinions about this collaboration. Some people mentioned that they simply can’t drink coffee, or perhaps they still associate Ado solely with her intense early image, which might feel incompatible. On the other hand, many fans—including myself—think Ado’s image perfectly matches the feeling of energizing mornings.

In fact, previously on a Japanese morning TV show, Ado performed a song called "Ibara" (Thorn). When I listened to it, I felt it carried a strong message for people starting their day—something along the lines of, "No matter how tough today is or how hurt I might become, I’m determined to face it head-on." I genuinely think people who heard this song live on that morning program must have found strength in its lyrics during challenging moments of their lives.

For many people, specific lines from a song become emotional anchors, a source of strength. And this is exactly why "Ibara" generates incredible excitement during Ado’s live performances—not merely because it’s fun and energetic, but because it creates a deep emotional connection. It’s hard to fully describe this feeling in words, but my impression is this: if someone has ever relied on the words of "Ibara" to get through tough times, seeing Ado singing those very words right in front of them feels profoundly encouraging, as if she’s personally cheering them on. It’s this personal connection that turns the concert into such a moving and unforgettable experience.

Similarly, regarding her new song "Watashi ni Hanataba" (A Bouquet for Me), Ado herself shared this message:

"It’s a very positive song, and I hope it can become a source of emotional support for someone. I’d love it if people listened to it in the refreshing morning hours, before school or work."

My hope as a fan is that, just like before, people who hear even just a short phrase from this song will feel a deep connection and think, "Oh, this song is by Ado!" Perhaps those who haven’t yet encountered her music or gotten to know her personality will become curious and attracted to her kindness and authenticity, ultimately growing the number of people who support her as fans.

One thing I find fascinating about music is how the same song or lyrics can touch our hearts differently depending on how we’re feeling at that very moment. Don’t you think that's interesting?

Music itself feels timeless to me. For instance, even now, songs Ado released five years ago, or covers she uploaded long before that, continue to offer comfort and strength to fans who need them. These songs become treasures—deeply meaningful pieces of someone’s life.

My hope is that, through Ado’s music, more and more people find emotional support, adding brightness and color to their lives. If even one new fan discovers joy or strength in her songs, then sharing this message will have been entirely worthwhile.

Thank you so much for listening all the way to the end.

Take care, and have a wonderful day!

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