Wednesday, August 26, 2020

Japanese Shop Comes Up With ‘Smile Masks’ To Make Their Employees Look More Friendly To Customers

As the world is getting used to life in times of the pandemic, we now know that face masks will continue to be a vital part of our daily lives. But having your mouth covered at all times means that your smile is also invisible, and that may ruin the whole friendly vibe we all need these days.

But Japanese discount store Takeya has come up with a creative solution. They just launched a “Smile Campaign” that aims to make their employees look more approachable and friendly. As a result, every staff member of the store is now wearing a mask with a printed human smile on it.

The store announced their initiative on Twitter, saying that: “Since the pandemic has normalized wearing masks, we’re launching a ‘Smile campaign’ to show how we would still like to bring you our smiles through a mask.” The result is both fun and kinda odd-looking, but hey, there can’t be too many smiles in this world! Even if it’s just a printed one.

More info: Twitter | Takeya.co.jp

Every employee at this Japanese store is now wearing a custom smile mask to make them look more friendly

Image credits: takeya_co_jp

Image credits: takeya_co_jp

Image credits: takeya_co_jp

One mask comes with a realistic-looking male smile on it

Image credits: takeya_co_jp

Image credits: takeya_co_jp

And another one is aimed at women

Image credits: takeya_co_jp

Image credits: takeya_co_jp

And now the staff members of Takeya are smiling wide!

Image credits: takeya_co_jp

Image credits: takeya_co_jp

Image credits: takeya_co_jp

Their “Smile Campaign” has made it to the news

Image credits: ANNnewsCH

Image credits: ANNnewsCH

Image credits: ANNnewsCH

Image credits: ANNnewsCH

Image credits: ANNnewsCH

Watch the clip about Takeya’s smile masks that aired on the local news

This is what people had to say about the idea



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