
A guide to media buying in Japan
Media buying in Japan is big business, with most of the 126.5 million Japanese population exposed to advertising each day.
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Media buying in Japan is big business, with most of the 126.5 million Japanese population exposed to advertising each day.

Time flies so fast – we’re already entering the final quarter of 2018!

Japan’s E-commerce market ranks fourth in the world behind the U.S, China, and the U.K, and is expected to reach $325 billion USD by the end of 2026.

A hot topic in Japan right now is rental fashion. Why bother owning the latest fashion when you can rent them for a month.

In Japan, social media platforms like YouTube, Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, and Instagram are important tools for the marketing of beauty and cosmetics.

With the right content, food campaigns can influence people’s purchase decisions.

Social Media Marketing or “SNS Marketing” as it’s known in Japan constantly changing, just like other parts of the world.

We all know that Japanese fashion is quite unique, when many people think of Japanese fashion, they might come up ‘kyary pamu pamu’ Harajuku style.

YouTube is one of the best platforms for promoting high tech items and electronic gadgets in Japan.

Idol girl groups like AKB48 and Momoiro Kuroba have become a social phenomenon in Japan, the “ideal Japanese woman” in Japan is often seen as an adorable, fashionable, soft-spoken and organised woman.

Japan is renowned across the world for its unique cultural identity and intricate social customs.

This week on JapanBuzz we’re looking at 5 trends in Japanese digital marketing 2017 ! 1. Japan has over 100 million Internet users and they love Apple.

The 2020 Tokyo Olympics are now underway after a year-long delay due to Covid-19.

Historically, the term “Otaku” (nerd) has been associated with a negative image, often seen as anti-social and unfashionable.

What did you give your father on Father’s Day this year?

What’s your favourite Coca Cola Japan drink? Georgia? Real Gold? Aquarius?

This time on JapanBuzz, we’re looking at digital music promotion in Japan using SNS (Social Networks).

In recent years, Japanese forums have gained immense popularity in Japan and have developed their own unique style.

As you work on influencer campaigns for the Japanese market, you might have faced this question — how to actually measure the successes of a campaign and the Return on Investment (ROI)?

Tokyo and 6 other main prefectures have been under a state of emergency since the beginning of April.

In the age of fast changing digital PR the platforms marketers use change quickly.

Anything shocking, surprising and funny have always been popular content topics in Japan, but we’re seeing something different recently.

Remember sitting down as a kid and playing ‘The Game of Life’, more commonly known as ‘Life’, and having to choose a path from college all the way to retirement?

We all know influencer marketing will be a major spend for businesses in 2018.

In Japan many companies are already using social media such as Facebook, Twitter, LINE and Instagram for marketing purposes.