Proposed attire for Ishikawa at The Masters
In a bold effort to publicize Ryo Ishikawa at this years Masters, Yonex and his Japanese publicist have agreed to license assless chaps as his final round Sunday attire. Similar to Tigers red shirt Ryo’s assless chaps will be synonymous with winning.
Ad Spy Japan weekly attempt at humor
How do you rank this?
Do you have any other ideas?
This commercial is one of the most ridiculous commercials I’ve ever seen. But I love it! Not all Nike people are super jocks. This ad obviously targets the average Joe working dude. It also targets the family because of the super Rangers or whatever you want to call those people. It was on a very low budget an d it almost almost looked real. I wonder who did this commercial? Being NIKE IT WAS PROBABLY Dentsu.
Obama City in Japan was given a very big New Years present when Obama becamethe President .
The city has branded everything to President Obama. Obama Burgers, Obama Manju, Obama Sushi.
You name it Obama is the key word.
Do you think Obama will visit Obama City during his Presidency?
JAPAN(Television)Carré de Chocolat “Non-Blinking Woman”Entrant: DENTSU INC. Tokyo, TokyoAgency: DENTSU INC. TokyoCreative Director(s): Yoshihiro SatoCopywriter(s): Makoto Shinohara,Tsunao AritaAgency Producer(s): Kaoru OkimuraProduction Company: Mothers Inc.Director(s): Jun KawanishiCinematographer(s): Akihiro OkabayashiOther(s): Account Executive: Jun SugimotoProduction Producer:Yoshihiro Matsukuma
Dentsu may be big. Dentsu may be Strong. But Dentsu is actually creative also. Unlike many huge companies, Dentsu has managed to stay away from complacency and has been able to hand pick the most creative people to launch successful ad campaign after successful ad campaign.
Take a look at the list below.
Over the next year I hope to track down these brilliant people and pick their brains.
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| Creator of the Year was established in 1989 by the Japan Advertising Agencies Association to elect an outstanding creator for the year. Since its launch, 17 out of 19 creators anointed “Creator of the Year” have been from Dentsu. |
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| 1989 | Takehiko Miura | Dentsu Inc. |
| 1990 | Masahiko Sato | Dentsu Inc. |
| 1991 | Tatsuya Ishii | Dentsu Inc. |
| 1992 | Yukio Oshima | Dentsu Inc. |
| 1993 | Hiroshi Sasaki | Dentsu Inc. |
| 1994 | Kunihiko Tainaka | Dentsu Inc. |
| 1995 | Teruhiko Ando | Hakuhodo Inc. |
| 1996 | Yasumichi Oka | Dentsu Inc. |
| 1997 | Taku Tada | Dentsu Inc. |
| 1998 | Hiroshi Sasaki | Dentsu Inc. |
| 1999 | Nobuhiro Nakaji | Dentsu Inc. |
| 2000 | Yoshimitsu Sawamoto | Dentsu Inc. |
| 2001 | Shinichi Fukuzato | Dentsu Inc. / One Sky Inc. |
| 2002 | Takaaki Yamazaki | Dentsu Inc. |
| 2003 | Kazunori Saito | Dentsu Inc. |
| 2004 | Kazufumi Nagai | Hakuhodo Inc. |
| 2005 | Yuya Furukawa | Dentsu Inc. |
| 2006 | Yoshimitsu Sawamoto | Dentsu Inc. |
| 2007 | Yoshihiro Sato | Dentsu Inc. |
Dentsu’s Releases New Corporate Slogan Targeted Towards Married Execs Who Need to Impress Their Clients With Prostitutes
2009: Moving Forward Under A New Corporate Slogan:“Good Innovation.”
— The Dentsu Group to Pursue True Self-Improvement and Innovation —
On January 5th right after the long New Years holiday in Japan, the Big Thinking ever creative minds at Dentsu came up with a new Slogan.
Tateo Mataki CEO of Dentsu announced the new Corporate slogan…
GOOD INNOVATION
Good Innovation?
Is it just me or is this slogan lame? A bit droopy in the noodle area? A slogan created from smoking weed and stuffing your face with pizza kinda creativity?
Now for you people who typed the keyword Prostitute, Dentsu is one of the biggest Ad agencies in the world. They have a 15% stake in Publicis Groupe, the Paris-based owner of Saatchi & Saatchi.
My question today is:
Will Dentsu create a new slogan next year because they realized that Good Innovation is just NO GOOD?
Was this the work of Yoshihiro Sato or one of them electronic translator devices? Is He still creative Director there?
Please fill out the poll to your right.
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Dentsu goes global – International Herald Tribune.
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