Mystery Posters Featuring Shield Emerge in Shibuya

2024-09-20 PGA TOUR International HaiPress

TOKYO,Sept. 20,2024 -- OnFriday,September 20,residents and visitors in Tokyo's bustlingShibuya district were met with an unexpected sight – fly-posters plastered across the neighbourhood featuring a mysterious shield emblem. The sudden appearance of these posters has sparked intrigue,with many wondering what the shield could represent.

Additional images of the fly-posters can be found here:LINK TO ALL IMAGES

Full details that reveal the purpose behind this cryptic installation will be shared with your news desk on Wednesday 25th September 2024.

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Mystery Posters Featuring Shield Emerge in Shibuya

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Mystery Posters Featuring Shield Emerge in Shibuya

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