Bikinis in Winter? Yes, It’s a Japanese Airline Ad After All

Steve Hall

Feb. 26, 2007
1 min read

It’s not often you see an airline ad that goes the route of the bikini. Its also not often you see an ad of any kind that gives a bikini-clad girl a suitcase and has her walk down the sidewalk in the middle of winter with a big smile on her face while intrigued passersby watch curiously. Then again, this is Japan and they do all kinds of interesting stuff there. It’s an ad for Jetstar airlines.

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