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The Thing Where Only the Person Who Reads It Says "Ah, I See" / Nikkei Digital Edition "Did You See It? Flea Market App"
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日経電子版 | 見えてきた? | 2019

The Thing Where Only the Person Who Reads It Says "Ah, I See" / Nikkei Digital Edition "Did You See It? Flea Market App"

Nikkei Digital Edition's "Did You See It?" series started in 2019, and it became a talking point for actor Sho Kiyohara's mysterious, repeated line "Ah, I see." This flea market app installment is a 15-second spot where a guy glances over at his girlfriend using a flea market app and, somehow, only he ends up nodding and saying "Ah, I see." Some have praised it for capturing something very relatable about young women today, but honestly, it wasn't easy to tell exactly what he was supposed to be "getting."

Just 10 km/h Can Be the Difference Between Life and Death / TRANSPORT ACCIDENT COMMISSION "10 KPH LESS"
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TRANSPORT ACCIDENT COMMISSION | 10 KPH LESS | 1998

Just 10 km/h Can Be the Difference Between Life and Death / TRANSPORT ACCIDENT COMMISSION "10 KPH LESS"

A speed-reduction ad released in 1997 by Australia's TAC. It shows, without flinching, a car hitting a person at 70 km/h.

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