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  • Cellphone Weather Girl Auditions

    A total of 32 women, hoping to become presenters for a video-based cell-phone weather service, gathered at KDDI’s Designing Studio showroom in Tokyo’s Harajuku district. Final auditions for the Kanto region’s “Weather News” service began on Monday when KDDI selected their short-list of just 7 from the 1,034 people who had submitted written applications. Online voting to choose the two winning candidates will be carried out 12-25 October.

    Also see KDDI’s popular Harajuku Groove site:

     

    Posted: 13 October 2005 | Filed: Japan Market, Mobile Users | Feedback | Print |
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