Media Resources

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.

The core connecting corridor between Terminal 4 and the Integrated Transportation Center is the essential passage for all arriving international and domestic passengers heading to the subway, buses, taxis, and private car pick-up areas. It serves over 60,000 passengers daily, truly achieving 'reach every arriving passenger without omission.'

As an important transition point for passengers to conclude their air journey and move onto ground transportation, the average dwell time here is 8–15 minutes. Attention is focused and the environment is relatively enclosed, creating an efficient golden window for brand messaging.

As the newest smart hub at Hangzhou Airport, Terminal 4 has seen a continuous rise in daily passenger flow. Its departure level brings together a large number of business elites, high-net-worth families, and international transit passengers, allowing for strong brand penetration and deep memorability during the travel initiation stage when passengers are highly focused.

This media is located on the mandatory route that travelers take after checking in and before entering the security checkpoint, vertically covering people waiting in line and passing through, reaching over 100,000 people daily, with more than 65% being high-net-worth business and leisure travelers.

As the first visual interface for passengers entering the terminal from the metro, this set of floor-to-ceiling LED screens precisely reaches tens of thousands of business and leisure travelers arriving at or departing from the airport by subway each day, serving as a key communication node connecting urban transportation with air travel.

As the first large digital interface that passengers encounter after entering the departure hall, this LED setup covers the entire path from the entrance to the check-in counters and security checkpoints, reaching over 140,000 passengers daily.