Unbelievable, this picture.
Do you know ANA and JAL?
They are the two greatest airline companies in Japan. Of course, the relationship is rival. But, the companies placed their ad on the same train.
The reason was that the only one train had space for ad. Other trains already had other companies ad.
Japan is peaceful even in the survival race.
Clearly, I love ANA!
http://mainichi.jp/norimai/train/graph/20111107/index.html ※Sorry, Japanese only
2 comments:
As the article put it, εθΆεθ (two enemies on the same boat) ^^ This wouldn't happen in big cities though.
i hate to be Porterish but since there is only 1 train left for the ad, then power is clearly with the supplier (of ad space---the train). i think ANA and JAL dont like the idea but perhaps the biggest voice belongs to the train operator---"take it or leave it" he says. im also wondering whether the train operator is playing God or just has a great sense of humor...or maybe they were looking to generate some publicity for themselves. Surely, competing ads on the same platform is newsworthy. Or maybe all 3 of them are thinking this will make news and give them further exposure, be it print or electronic.
i like conspiracy theories...
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