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| Area：International | Type：Outdoors | Frequency：60 |
| Address：Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo, Japan | Format：led | Duration：15s |
| Location：Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo, Japan | Min Qty：13 | |
| Size：815㎡ | Min Period：week |
This resource possesses a highly strong social sharing potential. The Shibuya Crossing itself is a global influencer hotspot, and combined with stunning multi-screen interactive content, it easily encourages users to spontaneously film and share, achieving natural viral growth from offline exposure to online dissemination. The 13 electronic screens at Shibuya Crossing serve as a super brand gateway, integrating world-class traffic, cutting-edge media formats, and cultural significance, providing overseas companies with a truly visible, tangible, and shareable Japan-localized solution.
Shibuya Crossing sees over 500,000 pedestrians daily, making it one of the most densely populated public spaces in the world. The 13 LED screens are arranged in a surround layout, creating a 360° visual experience with no blind spots, ensuring brand messages are repeatedly and compulsorily reached during peak hours. As a top-tier global outdoor digital media resource, its media advantage lies not only in its massive traffic but also in its unique cultural influence, technological execution, and communication efficiency.
These electronic screens leverage world-class scenes, cutting-edge media technology, high-quality concentrated audiences, and natural social characteristics to create a super media platform that integrates brand exposure, emotional resonance, and viral dissemination. It serves as a strategic communication stronghold for international brands entering the Japanese and broader Asia-Pacific markets. This sense of cultural identity and ritual significantly exceeds the value offered by ordinary media, helping to quickly establish brand authority and local favorability.
As a critical venue for global high-end brand communication and image building, the electronic screens at Shibuya Crossing are regarded as one of the best windows for "capturing the world's attention." They are especially suitable for brand launches, product promotions, and music and entertainment content displays, capable of delivering instantly understandable visual impact.
The 13-screen straight display at Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo is an iconic outdoor media matrix operated by HIT Corporation. It is located at the central intersection in front of Shibuya Station, known as the world's busiest pedestrian crossing. The average daily foot traffic exceeds 500,000 people, with peak days reaching 800,000, and about 3,000 people crossing the intersection every minute. As a symbol of Tokyo culture, advertisements here come with international recognition, enhancing a brand’s global influence.
The 13-screen display at the crossing has undergone a comprehensive upgrade, evolving from sheer scale impact to technological empowerment, content innovation, and precise reach. It has become a strategic media platform for global brands seeking to enter the Japanese market and boost international influence. With an average daily audience of 500,000, the visual impact of 4K glasses-free 3D, and microsecond-level synchronized creative capabilities, this media matrix is no longer just an advertising medium but also a city cultural landmark and a hub for global pop culture dissemination.
These electronic screens are among the world’s most influential outdoor advertising media. Thanks to their prime location, stunning visual effects, and massive audience, they have become the preferred platform for brands to enhance global awareness. They are ideal for brand launches, new product promotions, celebrity endorsements, and have repeatedly generated trending topics on social media.
The core advantages lie in the irreplaceable geographical location, leading visual technology, and high-quality audience. It is not just an advertising platform but a strategic media resource for enhancing global brand influence and creating cultural buzz. For brands aiming to enter the Japanese market or increase international visibility, it is one of the outdoor advertising choices with the highest return on investment.
