Video/A 3D advertisement in Taoyuan, Taiwan appeared at Japan’s Shinjuku Station and a city councilor called him ugly: he felt ashamed

Shinjuku Station in Japan has always been a famous tourist area frequently visited by international tourists. Taoyuan City Councilor Huang Qionghui of the Democratic Progressive Party recently discovered that the 3D advertisement located at the east entrance of Shinjuku Station, the original giant 3D cat has been changed into a tourist promotion advertisement for Taoyuan, Taiwan. Seeing the yellow signboard in the picture that read “Taiwan Taoyuan”, and two Chinese lanterns hanging below it said “Welcome”, and there were several huge pink peaches running out at the beginning of the film, Huang Qionghui couldn’t help but appeal on Facebook. Can the Taoyuan City Government remove it early, because it’s really “shameful”.

Huang Qionghui was there yesterday (21st)FacebookPO posted a photo in front of Shinjuku Station in Japan. She said she saw a 3D advertisement “promoting Taiwan” at the east exit, but she doubted whether it could really represent Taiwan? She was also asked to name Taoyuan Mayor Zhang Shanzheng, “Do you really think this advertisement can attract Japanese people to come to Taiwan?”

Huang Qionghui believes that the originally super cute and giant 3D cats are now being broadcast in Taoyuan promotional ads, “It makes me feel silently ashamed! I hope it can be removed soon when the schedule is up, so that one less person will see it and it will be less embarrassing.”

Huang Qionghui believes that in terms of economic benefits, since this is a first-level theater for advertising, the price is calculated in seconds. The advertising schedule will be removed until December 3 and will be broadcast twice within an hour. The advertising bid will cost the Taoyuan City Government in total. A budget of over 10 million.

Huang Qionghui revealed that some eagle-eyed netizens discovered that the Taoyuan advertising design and the yellow framed sign seemed to be similar to the Grand Hyatt Spare Ribs sign in Taiwan.

Other netizens commented: “At first glance, I thought it was promoting Taiwan’s first salt-fried chicken”, “Why do I look and feel like a window girl?”, “If you don’t understand basic color matching aesthetics, you can learn from the 12 hues The ring is about to start.”, “I don’t dare to come after watching it”, “I need to use cute things to attract the attention of Japanese people!”.