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Stranger Things Promo on Landmarks Around the WorldIn anticipation of the fourth season of Stranger Things, Netflix is opening up the rifts between our world and the Upside Down beyond Hawkins, Indiana. Similar rifts will be seen all across the world - from New York City to Sydney down under.The special experiences will convert iconic landmarks of the world into portals that open into the Upside Down. Netflix is taking over 15 landmarks in 14 countries including the Empire State Building in New York City, Duomo Square in Milan, Wawel Castle in Krakow, and Bondi Beach in Sydney, to name a few.Fans will also be treated with a visual spectacle and magnificent light show, as well as themed fan experiences. It already sounds so bitchin’, doesn’t it?#StrangerThings #rift #landmark #Netflix #UpsideDown #EmpireStateBuilding #DuomoSquare #WawelCastle #BondiBeach #ads

Creative Ads for Kikkoman Soy SauceFor decades, Japanese restaurant patrons the world over have been accustomed to the red topped glass containers of Kikkoman Soy Sauce. The soy sauce is such a must-have in Japanese cuisine that it has become one of Japan’s most important exports. The slender bottle itself, designed by Kenji Ekuan in 1961, is so iconic that the company uses it as the subject of multiple ads. Maho Kudo from Dentsu depicts a simple photograph of a lady that conjures up the soy sauce bottle through color and form. Berlin-based ad agency Scholz & Friends created this image of soy sauce in a bottle inspired by ukiyo-e artist Hokusai’s iconic “Great Wave”. Meanwhile, copywriter Eimi Iida and designer Hiroko Nagano collaborated on an ad inspired by ukiyo-e artist Kuniyoshi Utagawa’s humorous use of bodies to form images. One thing is for sure, the ads may come and go but the bottle will always be famous.#Kikkoman #soysauce #ads #bottleView more Kikkoman soy sauce ads over atSpoon & Tamago.

Nike's 3D Air Max Billboard in JapanMarch 26 happens to be a special day for Nike fans : it happens to be the Nike Air Max Day.The iconic shoes is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year and to commemorate it, Nike rolled out a 3D billboard outside of Tokyo’s Shinjuku Station. The Nike Air Max ad features an oversized Nike box thrust towards the street. Out of it, different Air Max designs come floating outside of the billboard. As varying designs and colors materialize, the ad ends with the Nike box moving back inside the billboard, with help from Shinjuku cat's paw.The ad was a collaboration between Nike Tokyo's in-house brand creative studio and creative collective CEKAI.#Nike #NikeAirMaxDay #shoes #3Dbillboard #ads #Shinjuku #Tokyovia Muse by ClioSee also: Sony's Cat Mascot Jumps Out from the 3D Illusion Shinjuku Cross Vision onto Another Billboard