Ambient advertisement created by ADK, Japan for Dentiste', within the category: Health.

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

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.

The euglena company was trying to solve world's food & energy shortage problems by developing various euglena products. However, in Japan, nobody knew about the big potential of euglena and, to make things worse, many Japanese misunderstood euglena as a"worm," like this, as its Japanese name is "green worm." As a result, Euglena was considered to be a weird company that makes Food and fuels out of worms. To correct this wrong perception, we've placed a special device called "the entrance quiz", at the front desk of the company. Sound Design: Atsushi Shimomura / Sosa Co. Ambient advertisement created by Dentsu, Japan for Euglena, within the category: Food.

No explosions, no complicated simulations, but something opposite. The simplicity and the art of smooth postproduction. W+K Tokyo, Taiyo Kikaku and amazing Ian Pons Jewell for Audi Japan and Audi A7 Sportback model launch in Japan that focuses on the concept of feeling free. Film advertisement created by Wieden & Kennedy, Japan for Audi, within the category: Automotive.

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

Film advertisement created by Wieden + Kennedy, Japan for Nike, within the category: Fashion.

Japan is a deeply-forested nation with about two-thirds of its land covered with trees. 40% of Japanese forests are artificially planted for industrial purposes and the business requires a process called “thinning”. However, the fall in market price driven by inexpensive imported wood as well as the declining number of forestry workers are limiting the thinning capacity, which is now gravely destroying the forest environment. Moreover, this issue has not attracted enough attention as it should for its importance. LIFULL, the leader of real estate information service in Japan, stepped up to address this wood-thinning challenge to create a better environment for the forestry industry and for the Earth. A sustainable full-course dinner of EATREE PLATES made of thinned wood ingredient. Invention of a new way to use wood material through one of the most familiar experiences for people – eating. We developed a full-course dinner course: 1. Worked with a forestry company to dry and grind the wood material and transformed it into a food ingredient. 2. Developed a full-course recipe with a Michelin-starred chef. 3. Launched a pop-up restaurant in the middle of a thinned-wood forest. The news was covered widely by national and overseas media. The special full-course dinner is now offered at LIFULL Table, a restaurant located in Tokyo which has become so popular with booking filled for a month ahead. The restaurant offers opportunities for more people to learn and think about this wood-thinning problem. Experiential advertisement created by LIFULL, Japan for LIFULL, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

MTI Ltd., the company behind the a women’s health mobile service, “Luna Luna” alongside “Dotest” the ovulation test sold by Rohto Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd have come together to create a support project for couples called the “Hand in Hand Project”. In order to bury the gap of traditional marriage roles during fertility treatment, an instruction manual called, “THE MOST LOVING INSTRUCTION MANUAL” has been made to give to the husband (it is a prototype). The tendency for women to get married later in life has given Japan one of the highest rates of advanced age maternities in the world. Around 470,000 women are currently involved in some kind of fertility treatment, which is called “Nin-Katsu” in Japanese. Child care journalist, and mental health counselor Mr. Toshimasa Ota supervised the creation of an instruction manual that connects the differences of the heart and body’s rhythm that occur every month in a woman. To explain the woman’s voice clearly, booklets explaining necessary knowledge of what to expect during a woman’s monthly menstrual cycle are broken into four categories: Warning, Specifications, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting, and finally a letter written by the wife to her husband. Furthermore, the hormonal changes that occur causing fluctuating changes in a woman’s physical and mental condition each month are explained in a sensible way. The wife’s body temperature and emotional changes that occur each month are explained by using the woman’s data to create a jigsaw puzzle that when arranged show the fluctuations visually with changing colors, also a CD with an original song created using the wife’s personal data is included. Digital advertisement created by Drill, Japan for Hand in Hand Project, within the category: Health.

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.

Ambient advertisement created by Ogilvy, Japan for Konica Minolta, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

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.

Ambient advertisement created by Dentsu, Japan for Sadako, within the category: Media.

Since appearing as the first metal-cased G-Shock in 1996, 20 years ago, MR-G has continued to evolve along with G-Shock’s history as the brand’s premier model. Now, to celebrate the series’ 20th anniversary, we unveil “G-SHOCK x BONSAI”—art pieces that embody MR-G’s product concept. The Japanese traditional horticultural craft of bonsai encapsulates the beauty and harshness of nature in a small universe and is able to keep living for centuries. In the same way, with its solar battery and titanium casing, MR-G encapsulates the technologies to keep perpetual time in its small body. What ties them together is the Japanese passion for precision and craftsmanship, and both have been represented inside the watch box. The concept video shows how MR-G continues to keep accurate time within the bonsai as it grows, weathering rain and wind. Over a three-month period, we captured over 70,000 shots in time-lapse photography, which have been edited together into this video. Contained within a diameter of just 50mm is precision technology to keep time in perpetuity. The marriage of state-of-the-art technology and advanced craftsmanship has borne MR-G, the epitome of Japanese watch-making. Film advertisement created by McCann, Japan for G-SHOCK, within the category: Personal Accessories.

The strongest point about Lenovo's ThinkPad (PC) is its "robustness." In pursuit of "ultimate robustness,"we conduct various verification tests, such as drop test or opening-closing test, everyday in the lab. And though it is not widely known, in fact we only sell ThinkPads which have qualified these tests. This is a short film to communicate the "robustness" which can be said to be the fatal topic for ThinkPad. An unbreakable machine that our target is looking for is "ThinkPad." We put effort on communicating this fact as Edutainment. Production Managers: Keisuke Motomichi, Kazuki Sato, Rikiya Saito / AOI Pro. Inc. Digital advertisement created by Leo Burnett, Japan for Lenovo, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Who are these men in white costume? Where is this place? What’s going to happen? The Indoor Skydivers featured in this movie are instructors at FlyStation Japan. Enjoy the magnificence, the art, and beauty in the “Mystery of Life”. Film advertisement created by Frontage, Japan for FlyStation, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

LIFULL is one of the largest housing and real estate companies in Japan and offering unique services to the society. Bamboo, being used for building materials, processed materials, and ornamental plants, is indispensable to Japanese life. Bamboo have been loved by Japanese people for its coolness and tastefulness, used for everyday life. However, as the environment surroundings of bamboo today, the decline in demand, the aging of producers and the lack of successors, etc. have led to an increase in “abandoned bamboo forests” across Japan. The bamboo forests area continues to expand, and now it is about 160,000 hectares, compared with 1986, which was 14.7 hectares. This project discovers and focuses on new and previously unheard-of ingredients and attempts to contribute to the conservation of Earth through consumption. At this time, focusing on “bamboo”, which is becoming an issue with the increase of “abandoned bamboo forest” across the country. There were 8 kinds of Japanese sweets made up of abandoned bamboo powder for the event, produced by Mr.Riku Yakushijin, an up-and-coming Chef drawing attention from the world, and Ms.Shiwon Sakamoto, a Japanese sweets creator.

This movie is an expression of the tremendous power of the wind speed in FlyStation’s “Wind Tunnel”. You will be “blown away” with the maximum wind speed of 360km/h created by one of the most advanced wind tunnel technologies available. Film advertisement created by Frontage, Japan for FlyStation, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Film advertisement created by Dentsu, Japan for Bsize, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Digital advertisement created by Leo Burnett, Japan for Asazuke No Moto, within the category: Food.