Tokyo, Japan - A look at the evolution of advertising from the Edo period to modern times: Tokyo Advertising Museum

Above the Yudure Caretta Building is Dentsu, which has many interesting facilities connected to the mall. In addition to the sky restaurant and free view on the 46th floor, the 1st and 2nd floors are the #Dentsu Four Seasons Theater "Sea", and B1 has the #Tokyo Advertising Museum, so there are quite a lot of things to visit. Ad Museum Tokyo was opened not long ago in 2022. It specializes in Japanese advertising and marketing, displaying advertising works from the Edo period to modern times, coupled with interesting multimedia interactions, as if traveling back in time and space to reminisce the creative advertisements of the old days. Creativity has no language barriers. Even if you don’t understand Japanese, you can still understand the meaning from the way it is expressed. This is the characteristic that advertising should have. The entire exhibition area is not large, but it is quite interesting. Take some time to walk around and savor it. Upstairs is a library on advertising and marketing. The theme of this exhibition is "Is this an advertisement?! Expanding advertising creativity in the 21st century". With expansion as the keyword, it examines the essential changes in advertising in the first 20 years of the 21st century from four perspectives: truth, media, communicators, and value. When people see it, they can't help but feel "Huh?! This is also an advertisement", which is quite interesting. Ad Museum Tokyo Opening hours: 1200-1800 Address: Catetta Shiodome, 1 Chome-8-2 Higashishinbashi, Minato City, Tokyo 105-7090 Japan #日本探店 #东京景点 #夕留 #日本電通 #carettacaretta #admuseumtokyo