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Casio uses mini figures (and girls) to promote their G-Shocks
by Serkan Toto on January 2, 2009

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Casio Japan [JP] has teamed up with a few famous artists, i. e. director Spike Lee, to promote their G-Shock watches, which had their 25th anniversary in 2008.

Shiro Nakano, a Japanese designer, is one part of the so-called Project Team Tough [JP] that is meant to find ways to boost sales of G-Shocks in Japanese watch stores.

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His (unnamed) figures [JP] can neither move nor speak but look quite cool. They are not for sale either and just exist to look cute next to G-Shock displays (they are currently being used in over 100 Japanese stores nationwide).

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In another remarkable promotion approach, Casio hired renowned photographer Yasumasa Yonehara who contributed a few pictures of models wearing G-Shocks to boost theĀ  brand image.

Via IT Media [JP]

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