TBWA\HAKUHODO created this deeply unique animated music video referencing the central design concept for the Japan national soccer team uniform, “HORIZON.”
Representing the unwavering determination of the Japan National Team and its fans, the "horizon" symbolizes FIFA World Cup™ victory. TBWA\HAKUHODO led the creative charge by partnering with globally renowned Japanese artist and vocalist, Ado to develop the music video for her song “Kira”, to tell this story.
The music video depicts a fictional World Cup final where Japan’s players face off against formidable opponents who undergo a monstrous metamorphosis during the match, evolving into creatures of overwhelming power.
The music video stars former Japan National player Shunsuke Nakamura and judoka Uta Abe in cameo roles along with extras playing supporters selected from an open call.
Will Team Japan win against such staggeringly mighty opponents?
The all-new 4th-generation Elgrand makes a bold return with its first full model change in 16 years. This TVCM majestically heralds the comeback of the pioneer of premium minivans under the powerful message "ELGRAND IS BACK."
With its first packaging renewal in seven years, Häagen-Dazs introduces a new brand message: My Special One. The brand film captures the genuine moments and the uniquely Häagen-Dazs sense of rich happiness.
"RADIO TIME MACHINE" is an AI device that generates radio-style audio content featuring news and hit songs from any chosen past year. Powered by a proprietary TBWA\HAKUHODO system combining text and voice generation AI, it is inspired by "reminiscence therapy"—a non-pharmacological approach to dementia care that uses past memories to stimulate cognitive function. Designed to support the elderly and foster intergenerational communication in a super-aging society, the device is currently being introduced to care facilities. We are also actively seeking development partners.
“CHEER SIGNS” is a revolutionary, visual cheering style created specifically for deaf athletes. Developed in collaboration with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, 5005 inc., and the NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation) Group in time for the 100th anniversary of the Deaflympics, the project was developed through a deep co-creation process with deaf athletes and individuals.