In Shibuya, a cow-spotted ice cream pop-up reveals the mutual fun in spatial advertisements
In the Japanese capital, saturated with stimulation, many advertisements barely break through to public consciousness. A space completely decked in bold cow print – especially one with the promise of sweets inside – isn’t so easy to ignore, though
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