Nike Japan 2012 Spring/Summer "ONLY THE STRONG" Campaign

Nike Sportswear Japan is embarking on a new campaign dubbed “ONLY THE STRONG.” Here we have the

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Nike Sportswear Japan is embarking on a new campaign dubbed “ONLY THE STRONG.” Here we have the initial promotional visuals coinciding with the range, highlighting a number of individuals sporting the line’s new and fresh gear. As Nike urges you to be strong and continue to be the winner, you can get a further look at the campaign and its accommodating athletic apparel at Nike Japan.

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