D&AD
London
ABOUT
Ritsurin Garden is the largest garden in Japan, known for its beautiful scenery and koi fish. In 2018, an outbreak of koi herpes virus occurred. To prevent a pandemic, all koi fish were put to death. Shikoku Newspaper, the local newspaper company, stood up to restore koi fish to the garden. Dentsu wanted to convey the story of koi fish overcoming disease, and encourage the local community. On the day 700 koi fish were released, the agency held a special exhibition in Ritsurin Garden. Inspired by traditional Japanese paintings, it depicted the story of koi fish's return throughout the venue.
AWARDS
D&AD Award - Wood Pencil
MADEIT CREDITS
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Shikoku ShimbunClient
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Dentsu Creative XProduction Company -

Kan NakataniAccount Executive -

Keita AsaokaDesigner -

Kenji TamuraPrint Producer -

Minami MotohashiProducer -

Mizuto MiyazakiArtist -

Norihiko OkimuraPhotographer -

Ryo MatsumotoEditor -

Ryo SekiCreative Director -

Yuma KishiPlanner -

D&AD -

dentsu tokyoAdvertising Agency
Back to Seven-hundred Views of Koi Fish — Celebration of the Revival of Life in Ritsurin Garden project
Matthew Broughton
Graphic Artist and Illustrator, Matt Broughton Design
Australia
Donna Robertson
Creative Director/Graphic Designer, Robertson Creative
New Zealand