As the most awarded in Japan, the overwhelming victory adds to the agency’s impressive haul of awards in 2015 - marking its best year yet

November 12, 2015 – Ogilvy & Mather Japan has come out of the London International Advertising Awards (LIA) with an astonishing record of 14 statues with one gold, three silvers, ten bronze and two finalists. This sets a new high for the agency as the most awarded in Japan.

The work recognized was for Adot.com, Fujisan Club and the Yaocho Bars.
Adot.com won one gold, one silver and four bronze, Fujisan Club won one silver, four bronze and two finalists, and the Yaocho bars won one silver and two bronze. 

On this amazing victory, Ajab Samrai, CCO of Ogilvy & Mather Japan, said: “This is the natural result of two years of rebuilding our business offering, a testament to the hard work and the constant pursuit of creative excellence. Ogilvy & Mather Japan is now one of the leading voices of Japanese creativity.”

Todd Krugman, President of Ogilvy & Mather Japan, added: “Winning 14 statues in one of the most prestigious award shows in the world is a tremendous accomplishment and one that we are proud to share with our clients.”

After winning at DA&D, Cannes, One Show and Clio, the overwhelming victory at the LIA Awards crowns 2015 as the best year to date for the agency.

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Shima Hayashi, Ogilvy & Mather Japan
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