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Here is what we found last year. Post #15850 and #15878. AK
#15850
"Could the” Gen 2” company in Japan, that Rory mentioned, possibly mean Dentsu? Maybe that’s how the Japanese pronounce it??

If that is the case, Corr may be going to meet Dentsu advertising company in NYC, and show the new can designs for Japan.

I couldn’t find Gen 2, or anything close to that in Japan with an office here in the states, except this company.

This is no small company! Check out the last link.

Dentsu’s U.S. Subsidiary DCA Advertising
to Change Its Name to Dentsu America
Dentsu Inc. (President: Tateo Mataki; Head Office: Tokyo; Capital: 58,967.1 million yen) announced today that its U.S. advertising subsidiary DCA Advertising, Inc. (Head Office: New York City) will officially change its corporate name to Dentsu America, Inc. as of May 24, 2006.

http://www.dentsu.com/news/2006/pdf/2006036-0524.pdf

http://www.yellowpage-jp.com/result.php?gcd=407&pageID=2

http://www.dentsu.com/profile/data/os_kogaisha.html

#15878
The more I read about Dentsu, the more I believe Corr will or is using them as their advertising agent in Japan, and possibly in other countries. If he's not using them, then he should be, these guys are everywhere. They would be a one stop shop advertising agency.

They have an office in Chicago!

http://www.dentsuamerica.com/

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9C0CE6DD1438F93BA15751C0A9679C8B63

“Dentsu Inc. in Tokyo, Japan's largest agency, is planning to go public by the end of the year, it said yesterday.”

http://www.mediabuyerplanner.com/2005/09/08/247_real_media_dentsu_jv_to_del/


“The Dentsu Group is reportedly the fifth-largest advertising group in the world with more than 6,000 domestic and global clients and annual revenues of some $3 billion. Dentsu subsidiaries and affiliated companies, including Publicis Groupe S.A., provide it with a presence in North America, Europe and Asia.
Dentsu will contribute its Japanese marketing industry knowledge and connections to the joint venture, and consign to it all SEM services provided to Dentsu clients. 24/7 Real Media will license its Decide DNA technology to the joint venture and provide search engine marketing expertise and operational management.
Jae Woo Chung, president of 24/7 Real Media Asia and head of the company's Tokyo office, will serve as representative director and will head the new venture.
Japan is Asia/Pacific's largest online advertising market and the second largest globally (behind the U.S.); revenues are projected to increase nearly 20 percent to $1.7 billion by the end of this year. The Japanese paid search market is expected to reach $550 million this year.
Japan has the second-highest number of internet users after China (Beijing Dentsu Advertising is the top agency in China based on billings and revenue), and th

http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0WDP/is_2001_Oct_1/ai_79580936

TOKYO, Sept. 27 Kyodo
Leading advertising agency Dentsu Inc. said Thursday it will invest a combined 6.6 billion yen in its operations in Asia chiefly to enhance its business targeting Japanese corporations that have set up offices and subsidiaries in the region.
Breaking down the outlay, Dentsu said 2.01 billion yen of the investment will go to finance a plan to set up what it calls a Dentsu Asia Fund.
The fund will be tapped to aid the activities of other agencies and firms specializing in advertising, media and public relations activities, which 'should help Dentsu establish and improve its own network of agencies in Asia,' it said.
The fund will be also used to help firms specializing in information technology, content production, sports marketing and other ad-related peripheral businesses.
Another 2.5 billion yen will be forked out to bolster the capital base of Dentsu Asia Pte Ltd., a subsidiary set up in Singapore on May 1.