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Japan

The Reason Why Aeon’s Press Conference Was Highly Rated, Focused on ‘Human Life Over Management’

Brand: Aeon
Campaign: Crisis Communication After Kumamoto Explosion

Source: https://www.advertimes.com/20260730/article552369/

Goal: To maintain trust and mitigate brand damage after an explosion incident

Claim: Proactive communication and sincere apology

Media: Press conference, social media

Summary: Aeon held a press conference on July 29 to address an explosion incident at Aeon Mall Kumamoto, which occurred after the Kumamoto earthquake. President Akio Yoshida apologized and explained the known facts and uncertainties calmly, earning praise on social media. The decision to hold the conference the day after the accident, despite the lack of detailed information, was seen as appropriate for maintaining trust with the community and customers.

Japan

The ‘Ultimate Weapon’ Against ‘Bunshun Cannon’: Jiro Sato’s Counterargument Shows an ‘Effective Strike’

Brand: Fuji TV
Campaign: Crisis Communication Strategy

Source: https://www.advertimes.com/20260717/article550910/

Goal: Improve communication during a crisis

Summary: The article discusses how Fuji TV's press release regarding its program 'Married A Separate Surname Detective' was heavily criticized for its overwhelming amount of information without effective organization. It highlights the importance of clarity and the 5W1H (who, what, when, where, why, and how) in crisis communication to enhance understanding for stakeholders.

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