Japan’s first curved LED digital billboard Cross Shinjuku Vision was introduced earlier in July outside Shinjuku station. Since then, the billboard has been used to display a variety of ads and creative visuals including the recent YEEZY Gap drop.
A new ultra-realistic visual emerged on the three-story-high 4K display featuring the Dragon Ball antagonist Frieza shouting down at passing pedestrians. The next-gen ad promotes Bandai Namco‘s Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle free-to-play mobile game. While Frieza’s runtime has now expired, the screen now features new visuals of a jaw-dropping gigantic cat.
For those currently in Tokyo, Cross Shinjuku Vision screens every 15 minutes from 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. JST. Find the Frieda ad video above and the giant cat billboard below.
Cross Shinjuku Vision / クロス新宿ビジョン
Shinjuku 3-23-18,
Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo,
Japan
We caught a glimpse of Shinjuku’s east exit calico cat ??
If you want to be blessed with a daily good morning and good night meow, you can follow Tokyo’s latest feline icon at @cross_s_vision for the big screen kitty’s news and updates with some extra ‘nya~!’ pic.twitter.com/CPdzFcYDuh
— Tokyo Weekender (@Tokyo_Weekender) September 30, 2021
新宿駅東口のﾈｺﾁｬﾝ、夕方だからか寝てたんだけど途中でﾋﾞｸｯてなって起きちゃったのかわいすぎるな…… pic.twitter.com/TVjsNuTvVD
— Rico* (@Rico_vl) July 6, 2021
In other news, Funimation releases a dubbed trailer for My Hero Academia: World Heroes Mission.
