A Japanese father has spent a staggering $700,000 to plaster ads featuring his son all over Tokyo's Adachi district, turning the young boy into a local celebrity. While the father sees it as a loving gesture, his teenage son is now feeling embarrassed.
Japanese FatherBillboard AdsReal EstateThe Landmark KidTokyoReal EstateJun 11, 2025
The Japanese father spent a staggering $700,000 (100 million yen) on the billboard ads featuring his son.
The father's son is lovingly nicknamed ‘The Landmark Kid’.
The ads featuring the son are placed all over Tokyo’s Adachi district, including footbridges, buses, and convenience stores.
The teenage son, now 16, is totally over it and finds it embarrassing. He would prefer the money to be transferred to his bank account instead.
Netizens in China joked that while a father’s love is like a mountain, this Japanese dad’s love is a bit too heavy, as it is displayed on billboards.
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