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Yomiko Advertising: Waste Me Not Calendar 2008 'Mottainai'

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Credits:

Type Of Entry: Corporate or Brand Identity
Category: Calendars
Title: WASTE ME NOT CALENDAR 2008 'MOTTAINAI'
Advertiser/Client: YOMIKO ADVERTISING
Product/Service: ADVERTISING AGENCY CALENDAR
Entrant Company, City: YOMIKO ADVERTISING, Tokyo
Country: JAPAN
Design/Advertising Agency, City: YOMIKO ADVERTISING, Tokyo
Country: JAPAN

Credit Details:
Name Position Company
Minoru Fujisaki Creative Director Yomiko Advertising
Wakako Endo Art Director Yomiko Advertising
Yuji Nagase Art Director Yomiko Advertising
Kiyoshi Nakayama Produce Yomiko Advertising
Yukikazu Ito Photographer
Yukiko Anazawa Printing Direction
Noriko/Don Carroll Calendar Naming
Masaharu Ohsuga Illustration
Chizuru Mori Translation
Philip Hamilton Rhodes 3 Translation

Brief/Objectives/Goals:
Mission: With today's mass production and mass consumption, Japan is flooded with goods and has a culture of disposable materialism. But in previous ages, we were a "Waste Not" society, treasuring our precious and limited resources. We would like to revive this spirit and sense of values. While self-promotion is one objective, foremost is our desire to contribute to a better society. Challenge: How can we redesign the calendar in a way that attracts attention and resonates with anyone who sees it in every daily life? Solution: We saw the calendar as a form of "engaging" interactive communication that encourages people to put into practice the "Waste Not" spirit. At the end of every month, the sheet backs are designed to be reused as memo paper, giving the calendar new life and purpose. A completely new recycled and recycling calendar was born. Result: Throughout Japan, this concept has resonated with people's desire to "waste not" and triggered a social phenomenon. Responding to demand, the calendar has been made available for purchase, creating a deeper engagement with consumers.