Noriaki Onoe
Creative Director
Dentsu Inc.
Japan

Noriaki Onoe started out at Dentsu in 2009 as a digital producer. A year later, he switched his role to copywriter. After spending a few months working at Google’s New York office as copywriter, he now works at Dentsu’s head office for clients such as Toyota, Google, and Nissin. As Creative Director, he covers all fields of communication from film to events, creating campaigns using his communication skills and flexibility in this digital age. His international accolades include those at Cannes Lions, D&AD, and One Show. He also won his first PR Lion at Cannes this year with a campaign for Nissin that changed the perception for instant noodle cups in Japan.

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