Jane Leung
Aug 13, 2010

Sony turns cycling routes into cuddly zoo animals in Tokyo

The Sony Japan brings together biking, touring and GPS applications in the capital of Japan with its ‘Tokyo Zoo Project’.

Sony turns cycling routes into cuddly zoo animals in Tokyo

Cyling is one of the most efficient ways to go around Tokyo. However, adventurous cyclists could easily get lost in the alleys and the weaving roads among buildings.

Sony suggests that most cyclists uses pedestrian GPS applications mainly because there is no specific tracking application for cycling routes. This project is to promote the portable Sony NV-U35 specially designed for cyclists complete with preset GPS biking routes.

Advertising agency Frontage Inc developed the ‘Tokyo Zoo Project’ this summer in partnership with Sony. The creative team has picked a series of themed routes in the shapes of different animals.

There are six animals at the moment with two more to come. The project is also inviting the general public to submit their own ideas for routes via Twitter (@tokyozoopj), adding an interactive element to the campaign.

 

 

Credits:
Project Tokyo Zoo Project
Client Sony Japan
Creative agency Frontage Tokyo
Exposure Online

Source:
Campaign Asia

Related Articles

Just Published

25 minutes ago

Creative agency shake-up at WPP: Grey to move into ...

Grey will split from AKQA as part of the move.

16 hours ago

TBWA’s newly appointed chief AI officer on why 'AI ...

Campaign Asia speaks exclusively with Lucio Ribeiro and TBWA's Kimberlee Wells on their AI talent investment and how it will bridge the tech and creativity gap to drive sharper brand outcomes.

18 hours ago

Agency Report Cards 2024: We grade 25 APAC networks

The grades are in for Campaign Asia's 22nd annual evaluation of APAC agency networks. Subscribe to read our detailed analyses.

19 hours ago

40 Under 40 2025: Open for nominations

The 13th edition of 40 Under 40 will celebrate the brightest stars in APAC marketing and advertising firmament—the early bird deadline is June 9.