Bunkitsu (2018): Tokyo bookstore charges admission, sells hours not books
Bunkitsu charged admission instead of selling books: ¥1,500 for a day of coffee and 30,000 titles, and the model spread.
Lire le casL’histoire derrière la création, du brief à l’impact.
Toutes les archives, dans l’appLes articles sont disponibles en anglais et en chinois simplifié. Les titres et textes conservent leur langue de publication.
Bunkitsu charged admission instead of selling books: ¥1,500 for a day of coffee and 30,000 titles, and the model spread.
Lire le casLosing the burger war, Burger King publicly asks rival McDonald's to make a mash-up 'McWhopper' for UN Peace Day — and turns the rejection into a global story.
Lire le casThe first projector built from three hinged segments: closed it is a pocket cube, opened it angles itself at any surface — no tripod or stand.
Lire le casSince the 1940s 3M has let researchers spend up to 15% of work time on their own projects; the unwritten rule produced Post-it Notes.
Lire le casA hidden-camera film shows real girls running grown-up jobs, reframing a criticized doll as the engine of their imagination.
Lire le casFrom regional #4 to the Netherlands' best-selling beer with almost no conventional advertising — scarce craft releases lent the flagship pilsner credibility.
Lire le casVegetables become cartoon villains and children join an army whose weapon is eating them — 981 million extra portions later, the silly idea stuck.
Lire le casSensors plus a custom LLM turn Hyundai's IONIQ Forest trees into first-person 'correspondents' — 86M views and Cannes Digital Craft Golds.
Lire le casA new Danish textile house wrapped its boxes in paper that creases and folds like cloth, and won D&AD 2025's Yellow Pencil for the idea.
Lire le casBluehole bets Brendan Greene's last-man-standing mod can carry a full game: 100 players parachute onto one island — 2M sales in weeks, 75M copies by 2021.
Lire le casAn 11-employee New York roaster bets on 'world's strongest coffee' and wins Intuit's contest — Amazon sales jump 550% in 24 hours.
Lire le casA disused subway platform becomes Diablo IV's 'Hell Station' — visitors investigate the game's world in person before launch; ADFEST 2024 Silver.
Lire le casWith Linux free for anyone to copy, Red Hat charged enterprises a subscription for updates and support — and turned open source into a business.
Lire le casWhen Berliners turned BVG's 'we love you' hashtag into a complaint storm, the city's transit operator replied with self-irony — and won every PR award.
Lire le casDairy Milk packs pre-divide the bar by relationship role — who drove vs who slept — selling 16.5M bars and winning Eurobest 2025 Industry Craft GP.
Lire le casRay Dalio built the world's largest hedge fund on an idea meritocracy — recorded meetings, dot ratings, believability-weighted votes — so the best idea wins.
Lire le casA three-minute film by AMV BBDO brings every unspoken womb experience — IVF, miscarriage, endometriosis, menopause — to life as its own animated 'wombworld'.
Lire le casSuntory built Iyemon with Kyoto's Fukujuen — 1790 bamboo-flask bottle, a 20-year period-drama CM serial; No. 2 in TV CM division at ACC 2005.
Lire le casClock drawings by elderly Alzheimer's patients became 'designer' clocks in a Shanghai metro show and charity auction — 129M impressions, 106% more donations.
Lire le casFuji TV's 1993 Ryōri no Tetsujin staged one-hour duels around a theme ingredient — play-by-play commentary, dry ice and all — and became a worldwide cult.
Lire le cas