Information Madness

Designed to promote the use of Google Maps, the campaign will plant life-sized Google Map markers at various hot spots around Tokyo during the month of August.

At each location, pedestrians will be able to view videos inside the giant map marker of popular Japanese figures detailing their favorite places in Japan.

First 4-foot-high giant Tsukiji Honganzi pins on Google Maps and at a station in Tokyo. KERU. Pins look like a hole in the middle

Thse giant markers called KERU Pins will have a hole Peering "my favorite place" to those who participated in the project, and introduces the story and video of their favorite places. It will be installed on Tokyo Station (Ebisu, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Akihabara)

If you can't make it out to Tokyo to marvel at the oversized Google iconography, you can at least check out the official Google video.