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3D holograms, spacecraft, fireworks, VFX elements in nearly every scene – launching a new Lexus ES on televisions across the UAE along with a web release all over the world. Shoot in Kiev, postproduction in Poland, Japan, Hungary. 2 months work done in about 3 weeks, a few teams from 4 countries. So this job was really, well let's say engaging. Everything directed by Luke Huxham, idea by Delphys agency. Film advertisement created by Delphys, Japan for Lexus, within the category: Automotive.

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Under the full cooperation of the FFXIV development team, the original story I wrote down. With the great ocean city "Yokohama" which flourished with trading more than in the age of the era, the battle of summoned beast Bajamut and light warriors is drawn. Outdoor advertisement created by Dentsu, Japan for Final Fantasy, within the category: Gaming.

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This piece was something completely different. Not because of a ton of chocolate on the set (that wouldn't be that different), but because of a technique, it was created with. It was fully painted on an animatic only. Frame by frame, a 15s of art with no 3D or animated elements. That makes this project quite special for us. Film advertisement created by Hakuhodo, Japan for Lotte, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

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Digital advertisement created by Leo Burnett, Japan for Willbum, within the category: Professional Services.

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Ambient advertisement created by JWT, Japan for Ishii Clinic, within the category: Health.

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Italian clothing company Diesel and Geometry Global Japan recently took on the challenge of localizing the apparel company’s global “Make Love Not Walls” campaign for that market. In this new spot, Geometry produced a Japanese interpretation to visualize invisible “walls” that need to be torn down vs. physical worlds. Film advertisement created by Geometry Global, Japan for Diesel, within the category: Fashion.

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Digital advertisement created by Dentsu, Japan for Miyako Island, within the category: Transport.

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Film advertisement created by Wieden + Kennedy, Japan for Audi, within the category: Automotive.

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The Power of Dreams Theater vol.02 is a story of a family and their car. The main character is Emma, a girl living in San Francisco, USA, and her Civic that has been together with her since birth. It is a heartwarming story filled with the beauty within people's minds and the wonderful relationship between people and cars. Film advertisement created by Hakuhodo, Japan for Honda, within the category: Automotive.

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Ambient advertisement created by Dentsu, Japan for Seabreeze, within the category: Health.

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Saga Seaweed accounts for app. 1/4 of the all Japan seaweed production, and it has been # 1 for 13 straight years. The secret of this deliciousness is the strut farm grown method: using the 6 meters difference of tide levels, which is the unique feature of the Ariake sea. To let the public know about the brand and the deliciousness of “Saga Seaweed,” which is the largest volume and the best quality in Japan, Saga city launched “Saga Seaweed Business Card Seaweed Project“. The purpose of the “Saga Seaweed Business Card Seaweed Project” is to communicate its deliciousness clearly. 50 Saga Seaweed Celebrities who love Saga Seaweed will give out edible business cards made of Saga Seaweed, which are cut with the latest laser technology, to 100 non-Saga residents within a month. Direct advertisement created by Geometry Global, Japan for Saga, within the category: Food.

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Toys R Us - USA is liquidating all store locations and going out of business in US. Toys R Us Japan, however, continues its operation and has declared that Toys R Us supports kids’ dreams now and forever in Japan.

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The campaign aims to raise awareness of social issues in Japan and highlights the growing number of homeless people year on year. In addition, support is always hard to come by as homelessness is seen as a personal failure and ultimately the fate that one brings upon oneself. Ambient advertisement created by Ogilvy, Japan for Moyai Support Centre for Independent Living, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

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Direct advertisement created by Dentsu, Japan for Mainichi Newspapers, within the category: Media.

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Digital advertisement created by Geometry Global, Japan for Kanagawa Prefectural Government, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

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Film advertisement created by Dentsu, Japan for Netflix, within the category: Media.

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"KIBO" is the name of the Japanese experiment module in the International Space Station. It also means "Hope" in Japanese. The Ultimate Astronaut Experience. An app to immerse yourself into the International Space Station. Users can walk around the station and play with the equipment as if they were real astronauts. Digital advertisement created by Dentsu, Japan for JAXA, within the category: Other.

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Feel the atmospheric concentration of CO2 through Carbonated water then and now. Experiential advertisement created by McCann, Japan for Green People’s Power, within the category: Industrial, Agriculture.

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In China, the PM 2.5 AQI levels are broadcasted every day and often falls to unhealthy levels. While the figures are worrying, we asked ourselves what we could do to make monitoring the levels less distressing and more entertaining? So we collaborated with Kobayashi Pharmaceutical (a famous fog mask maker) and gamify this behavior to create The World’s First RM2.5 Entertainment; Air Pollution Discount. The idea is very simple: the higher the AQI levels, the greater the mask discounts! The discounts are determined based on your location around China, and you get them when you access the mobile site with your smartphone. Hence, when the AQI levels change every hour, you get different mask discounts all over China! URL: http://kobayashi.shaoshengweb.com/index.html Digital advertisement created by Dentsu, Japan for Kobayashi, within the category: Pharmaceutical.

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People never forget the good memories and excitement they experienced in their childhood at Toys R Us. They can sing a song of "Toys R Us Kids" and still feel excitements even after they grew up!




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