Exploring Tokyo by foot is a must-do trip, but it can’t match the experience of viewing the city in stop-motion tilt-shift photography. The streets become one huge playset.
Really just advertisement for Uniqlo—sort of Japan’s Gap—you’ll quickly forget any corporate affiliation as the virtual calendar layers the hypnotic music of Fantastic Plastic Machine behind the even more entrancing Tokyo imagery. Of course, little do you know, Uniqlo is abusing your mind’s temporary complacency, planting commands to learn Japanese, visit Tokyo, consume shabu-shabu and then, maybe, buy a new shirt or two.
Still, we could do worse. [Uniqlo Video via Pink Tentacle via Tokyo Mango]
Steve
June 18, 2009 at 5:55 PM
Looks great, but quite a lot of that footage is not Tokyo. I first noticed it when I saw a recognisable Kobe landmark, and from there I noticed the small text in the bottom left corner telling you where in Japan the footage was taken.
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