Media Resources

Electronic screens, with their core value of forced reach in mobile scenarios, coverage of high-net-worth car owners, and endorsement along main city roads, have become a strategic medium for brands in the automotive, finance, real estate, and high-end consumer goods sectors to achieve precise and efficient communication.

Located at the entrance of Shinsaibashi-suji Shopping Street, the busiest commercial district in Osaka, and adjacent to Ebisubashi, TSUTAYA Ebisubashi features a large outdoor LED screen on its building facade, making it one of the most influential digital advertising platforms in the Kansai region.

Ikebukuro is a major commercial district in Toshima Ward, Tokyo, Japan, centered around its busy train station and surrounded by numerous shopping, entertainment, and office facilities. As one of Tokyo's key hubs, Ikebukuro also features several outdoor displays, making it an important medium for advertising and brand promotion.

A large outdoor advertising display system located in the prime area of Omotesando, Tokyo, is known for its unique L-shaped structure and huge display area. This screen has become a landmark advertising facility in the Omotesando district of Tokyo, attracting numerous internationally renowned brands to advertise here.

This advertising resource is integrated and operated by Tangjie Media, covering 13 high-density LED screens around the intersection, forming a multi-angle, fully immersive visual matrix. It reaches over 500,000 people daily and serves as a high-potential platform for brands entering the Japanese and even Asian markets.

LED large screen advertising is one of the most influential digital media platforms in Melbourne's CBD area. It is not only the only outdoor media in Australia that can rival London's Piccadilly Lights and New York's Times Square screens, but it is also connected to surrounding shopping centers such as Melbourne Central and David Jones via sky bridges.

Located at S-Bahn station Karlsplatz Stachus, right above the entrance to the subway station, it is one of the busiest subway stations, serving both local residents and tourists. It cleverly integrates into the daily commuting routes of Munich citizens, allowing brand information to subtly become ingrained in people's minds.

Located near the Berlin Exhibition Center at the traffic light intersection, vehicles experience long waiting times, making advertisements highly visible. This prime location is ideal for highly creative advertising campaigns, effectively reaching not only IFA exhibition visitors.