Kaibutsu's marketing stunt makes shoppers question their food choices
TOKYO – ‘A new type of malnutrition is a hot issue among Japanese youth nowadays.’ It’s with these dire words that Ikkyu Sato, creative director of Kaibutsu, opens our chat about the studio’s marketing campaign for Japanese restaurant chain Dohton
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