Titre | It Was This High |
Agence | Hakuhodo Kettle Inc |
Campagne | It Was This High |
Annonceur | Alpina |
Marque | Yahoo! Japan |
Date de première diffusion/publication | 2017 / 6 |
Secteur d'activité | Institutions / Interêt Public / Associations à but non lucratif |
Philosophie | The tallest tsunami resulting from the earthquake was 16.7m high. Everyone heard this number on the news and read it in the newspaper or online, but it’s tough to imagine in real terms. So, we drew a line “IT WAS THIS HIGH” on the landmark in Tokyo to etch this massive height into people’s memories and bring up the topic of disaster preparation. By drawing a single red line “IT WAS THIS HIGH” on the iconic landmark in the middle of Tokyo, we made people think and imagine the fear and the height of the tsunami caused in the Great East Japan Earthquake. People’s imagination sparked the conversations about disaster preparation and raise consciousness toward it. |
Résultat | Yahoo! JAPAN has and will always see March 11th as the day to raise consciousness towards disaster preparation, and the problem was that people who had not experienced the disaster has lower consciousness towards it. We needed to create conversations about disaster preparation within both media and people. The key was, how we could make them imagine the height and fear of the disaster. |
Type de média | Relations presse et relations publics |
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Directeur de création | Kazuaki Hashida |
Concepteur / rédacteur | Yasutaka Ide |
Directeur artistique | Yusei Kakizaki |
Concepteur / rédacteur | Shoko Uchida |
Designer | Goichi Nagakawa |
Designer | Akane Fujimaki |
Account Director | Ken Okada |
Account Service | Daiki Yamagata |
Brand Manager | Shinya Uchida |
Brand Manager | Yoko Wake |
Chief Producer | Hisaya Kato |
Directeur de la production | Tomonori Nakamura |
Directeur de la production | Hiroaki Maji |
Planning Director | Miyuki Akimoto |