Echoes of the times in light and shadow

#TokyoItinerary Day 1: Advertising Art that Travels Through Time Today, I came to the Advertising Museum in Tokyo. This museum hidden in a corner of the city gave me a trip through time. When you enter the museum, the first thing that catches your eye is rows of historic advertising works, from the earliest black and white posters to colorful modern advertisements. Every poster here tells a story. The museum cleverly uses visuals to display the changes in Japan's modern history. Behind the advertisements is not only the promotion of products, but also the cultural and social pulse of the times. Standing in front of the classic advertisements, it seems as if you can hear the noise and call of that era, and witness how Japan, driven by creativity, has gradually stepped onto the world stage from post-war reconstruction to economic prosperity. Day 2: The intersection of color and form Today, I was once again completely immersed in these visually impactful artworks, especially those creative advertising designs. Every advertisement is not only a commercial product, but also an artist's creation, full of clever composition and color matching. Especially modern advertising works, which combine technology, art and popular culture, demonstrate the infinite possibilities of visual communication. From retro product advertisements to futuristic digital art, these works closely connect communication and emotional expression. Standing in front of each piece of work, I can't help but sigh that this is not only the transmission of art, but also a portrayal of social change. At this moment, I deeply felt that advertising has long surpassed its commercial attributes and has become a fluid cultural expression.