Title | OPTICAL ODYSSEY |
Brand | JINS INC. |
Product / Service | JINS TIME SLIP GLASSES |
Category | B04. Posters |
Entrant | DENTSU INC. Tokyo, JAPAN |
Idea Creation | DENTSU INC. Tokyo, JAPAN |
Production | J.C. SPARK Tokyo, JAPAN |
Production 2 | GEEK PICTURES Tokyo, JAPAN |
Production 3 | NISSHO Tokyo, JAPAN |
Name | Company | Position |
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So Yamada | DENTSU INC. | Creative Director |
Sayaka Arimoto | DENTSU INC. | Writer |
Kimiko Sekido | DENTSU INC. | Art Director |
Taiga Iwata | DENTSU INC. | Writer |
Riko Ishizaki | DENTSU INC. | Designer |
Alex Prager | Freelance / Individual | Photographer |
Akira Fujii | J.C. SPARK INC. | Designer |
Ayaka Kuwajima | J.C. SPARK INC. | Designer |
Yuji Ozawa | GEEK PICTURES INC. | Photo Producer |
Fukutaro Inadome | GEEK PICTURES INC. | Photo Producer |
Noriaki Tosaki | NISSHO CO. | Printing Director |
Tomomitsu Nakano | DENTSU CREATIVE FORCE INC. | Agency Producer |
Mai Ishiwata | DENTSU CREATIVE FORCE INC. | Agency Producer |
The ad was not only made to show product design, but also to show the time machine effect on users as they don Time Slip glasses and return to a favorite era. The crowds, dressed in vintage fashions, become the cultural landscape of each era, a virtual and visual icon. The magic in these glasses calls out from a single poster. Each scene visualizes the excitement Time Slip frames bring to life. Advertising in Japan is mainly celebrity-focused, so this ad was a challenge.
The shooting was held in a studio with 50 extras strolling about. The product itself is not highlighted in the picture, but the eye is led to focus on the central character surrounded by the crowd. Rather than creating time-specific scenery, we used vintage costumes to express each era. Our goal was not to imitate fashion of the past. Instead, color was used to deliver a modern interpretation of specific eras with a unique twist.
The JINS Time Slip Collection was launched on September 9, 2017, with prices around $80. Transit advertising was featured at 50 stations in Tokyo from September 10 to October 7. Interior posters were displayed in 50 train cars in Tokyo from September 11 to 17. Magazine advertising targeted “FUDGE” and “SWITCH,” with monthly circulations of 133,600 and 100,00, respectively.