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株式会社Qoil Supports Musashino University's Advertising Communications

Qoil supported Musashino University’s advertising communications by organizing the messaging, developing a new message, and creating key visuals. The materials are scheduled to be used in station advertising, on the web and social media, and on campus walls.

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Announced details

Musashino University’s advertising communications, the message “Make ‘thinking’ a lifelong strength. Musashino University.”, and key visuals
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

University advertising; brand building and communications for educational institutions

Launch dateScheduled for rollout (specific date: Not disclosed)
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Relationship with the Company

Qoil supported the development of the message and creation of key visuals for Musashino University’s advertising communications. No capital or personnel relationship has been disclosed.

CounterpartyMusashino University

Head office: Koto-ku, Tokyo; President: Konishi Seiko (小西 聖子). Musashino University is a comprehensive university with more than 14,000 students, comprising 13 faculties and 21 departments, 14 graduate schools, and a distance-learning division. It traces its origins to Musashino Women’s Academy, established in 1924.

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Names of Products / Services CoveredMusashino University’s advertising communications, the message “Make ‘thinking’ a lifelong strength. Musashino University.”, and key visuals
CounterpartyMusashino University
Counterparty overviewHead office: Koto-ku, Tokyo; President: Konishi Seiko (小西 聖子). Musashino University is a comprehensive university with more than 14,000 students, comprising 13 faculties and 21 departments, 14 graduate schools, and a distance-learning division. It traces its origins to Musashino Women’s Academy, established in 1924.
Relationship with the CompanyQoil supported the development of the message and creation of key visuals for Musashino University’s advertising communications. No capital or personnel relationship has been disclosed.
Launch dateScheduled for rollout (specific date: Not disclosed)
Applicable areaUniversity advertising; brand building and communications for educational institutions
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To clearly communicate Musashino University’s unique strengths to junior and senior high school students and their parents, and promote the “ability to think” developed through the use of AI and off-campus learning.

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