Title | FIND YOUR OWN WAY |
Brand | OTSUKA PHARMACEUTICAL CO., LTD. |
Product / Service | POCARI SWEAT |
Category | A01. Consumer Goods |
Entrant | DENTSU INC. Tokyo, JAPAN |
Idea Creation | DENTSU INC. Tokyo, JAPAN |
Media Placement | DENTSU INC. Tokyo, JAPAN |
PR | DENTSU INC. Tokyo, JAPAN |
PR 2 | SUNNY SIDE UP Tokyo, JAPAN |
Production | SPOON INC. Tokyo, JAPAN |
Name | Company | Position |
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Yuya Furukawa | DENTSU INC. | Chief Creative Officer |
Takuya Isojima | DENTSU INC. | Executive Creative Director/Copywriter |
Atsushi Oogi | Nakayoshi Design | Executive Creative Director/Art Director/Planner |
Ryohei Manabe | DENTSU INC. | Digital Creative Director |
Sotaro Yasumochi | DENTSU INC. | Planner |
Kenta Suzuki | DENTSU INC. | Planner |
Haruko Tsutsui | DENTSU INC. | Copywriter |
Asako Fujimagari | DENTSU INC. | Copywriter |
Miharu Matsunaga | DENTSU INC. | Art Director |
Daigo Ito | D2C R Inc. | Digital Planner |
Hiroya Maeda | DENTSU INC. | Account Executive |
Hideki Fukuchi | DENTSU INC. | Account Executive |
Mariko Chigira | DENTSU INC. | Account Executive |
Keitaro Yanuma | DENTSU INC. | Account Executive |
Masakazu Toyooka | DENTSU INC. | Agency Producer |
Yasushi Okuwa | Spoon Inc. | Executive Producer |
Hirokazu Tomita | Spoon Inc. | Film Producer |
Yusuke Kobayashi | Spoon Inc. | Film Producer |
Ryo Kamiya | Spoon Inc. | Production Manager |
Miharu Tamura | Spoon Inc. | Production Manager |
Shuya Chijiiwa | Spoon Inc. | Production Manager |
Motoki Masuda | Spoon Inc. | Production Manager |
Tomoya Oka | Spoon Inc. | Production Manager |
Rika Fukui | Spoon Inc. | Production Manager |
Show Yanagisawa | Freelance | Director |
Masahide Kimura | Freelance | Assistant Director |
Naoki Atarashi | Freelance | Assistant Director |
Ryoken Okamura | STURGEON | Photographer |
Yasutomo Kevin Yoshida | n/a | Photographer(Gimbal) |
Ken Nakano | n/a | Photographer(Gimbal) |
Noriaki Ishii | n/a | DIT |
Shin Takakura | Freelance | Gaffer |
Takayuki Mitsuizumi | STARBOY | Production Designer |
Kazukuni Muraki | LOCUST | Choreographer |
Takashi Tanaka | Diamond Snap | Editor |
Kenichi Sasaki | Freelance | Editor |
Shinji Santoh | Slanted | CG Engineer |
Futoshi Yamauchi | Slanted | CG Engineer |
Motoi Tanaka | L'espace Vision | Colorist |
Sena Nakajima | ētrenne | Talent |
Sara Odaka | STARDUST PROMOTION | Talent |
Saikatsu - | Kiraboshi | Talent |
Kazuyoshi Tonami | YUGE | Sound Studio Producer |
Shuhei Komaki | YUGE | Sound Studio Producer |
Koki Togita | YUGE | Sound Studio Producer |
illicit tsuboi | n/a | Recording Engineer |
Masayuki Satou | n/a | Mixer |
Masaya Mifune | ROTH BART BARON | Lyricist |
AiNA THE END | n/a | Artist |
Takeru Sakai | Freelance | Stylist |
Eito Furukubo | Otie | Hair and Makeup |
Keiko Masuda | Gambit | Casting |
Junko Kaieda | (jungle) | Casting |
Yusuke Morikawa | (jungle) | Casting |
yurinasia - | n/a | Acting coach |
Tomoaki Kawasumi | K-Stunt Films | Action coach |
In this 60-second commercial for the Japanese soft drink Pocari Sweat, we tell the story of a young girl’s journey to self-realization, and depict the fantasy world that is her mental land-scape in a realistic and visceral way. The scene is a typical Japanese school, where we show our heroine running against the wind (and the direction most of her classmates are taking) down a long undulating hallway. She hesitates briefly before bursting out into a flower-filled courtyard where the headwind she had been facing becomes a tailwind driving her for-ward to join her best friend on the school auditorium stage. There the two join hands and twirl joyfully in the air before descending the stage and running through a crowd of classmates and into the sunny world outside. In the final cut, our heroine enjoys a refreshing drink of Pocari Sweat.
Pocari Sweat is a soft drink formulated to restore electrolyte balance and aid rehydration after physical exertion or illness. Introduced in Japan in 1980, it has since gone on to become one of the nation’s top-selling non-alcoholic beverages. Its refreshing citrus flavor has also proved popular overseas, and it is now sold in more than 20 countries in Asia and the Middle East. In Japan, sales have traditionally been driven by advertising that depicts young people engaging in challenging and often physically demanding activities.