Ke Xuezhuo's son-in-law

Chapter 187 Cross-Border Linkage Plan
  Watching the fight between one person and one cat, the cafe was filled with a sense of joy.

"I like cats, and cats like me."

After seeing that there were not many guests left, Fujiwara also knew that it was time to retreat.

"I'm leaving, Xiao Ai. I'll come back another day."

So I got up, put the money for the coffee I just ordered on the bar, got up and left.

After using force to make the tabby cat succumb, Xiao Ai also used her strength. When she saw Fujiwara was about to leave, she waved goodbye to him.

"See you."

Before leaving, Fujiwara scratched his head regretfully and walked out of the cafe.

On the way back to the office, Fujiwara suddenly wanted to go to the Rice Flower Museum, intending to chat with Director Ochiai about Michael Hinds, so that he could have a minimum basis for dealing with them in the future.

When Fujiwara walked into the Rice Flower Museum, a faint aroma hit his nostrils. In front of him were rows of exhibition halls, which displayed a variety of works of art, which was dazzling.

"Welcome, do you need to buy tickets?" the staff asked politely.

"My name is Fujiwara Hoshikai, and I am the boss here." Fujiwara replied with a smile.

The front desk lady was a little surprised. The curator did say that the boss was a young man of about 20 years old during the induction training with her, so she quickly apologized to Fujiwara and expressed her welcome.

Although Fujiwara rarely appeared in public, he knew everyone here. Seeing her unfamiliar appearance, Fujiwara guessed that she must be a new employee.

"It's okay. It's normal that you just arrived and don't know me."

After a brief exchange of greetings, Fujiwara planned to go in to find Director Ochiai. However, after seeing the sparse crowds in the hall inside, he not only wondered, "There are a little less people today. Is it because of the working day?"

When I walked into the auditorium, I found that there were almost no tourists inside. There were only a few staff who daily maintained the art here, and two interpretation ladies.

The more I looked at it, the more I felt something was wrong.

So he quickened his pace and went directly to the curator's office, informing him to convene a regular meeting of employees as soon as possible to discuss the matter.

It doesn't matter to him whether the Mihua Art Museum is profitable or not. The most basic principle is not to lose money. He doesn't want to subsidize the operation, otherwise it would be too unfair.

Director Ochiai himself is also troubled by this matter. He is also worried that the museum will be abandoned by the new owner due to insufficient profits, and he is secretly actively trying to find ways to solve the matter.

Half an hour later, in the academic exhibition hall of the museum, the Miwa Art Museum held its first official meeting since Fujiwara Hoshikai accepted it.

He had previously thought that with Kaitou Kid's reputation, the museum's popularity would last for a while, but he still didn't expect that the popularity would fade away as quickly as it came.

"Fewer and fewer tourists have been visiting recently, and our ticket sales are also declining." A supervisor reported to Fujiwara Hui with some concern.

"Really? That's not good. What do you guys think?"

After all, it was a place he bought with his own money, and Fujiwara really hoped in his heart that this place could be run well.

"Everyone can put forward their own ideas and suggestions, and if I think they are good, there will be a cash reward."

With the temptation of money, everyone started discussing below.

“The Takeda Museum next door is getting more and more popular.”

“Yes, I also noticed that there always seems to be a queue for their exhibitions.

"Our exhibition is pretty good, but no one comes." "Maybe we don't promote it enough."

After some discussion, many people felt that the problem was insufficient publicity.

"We want to promote it online, but the effect is not great. We also want to hold some art exhibitions in schools to attract more young people to visit." A staff member in charge of publicity said.

Today's Internet has developed a lot compared to when Fujiwara first came here, and all kinds of strange Internet are growing wildly. The current audience for the Internet is only some working-class people. Young people cannot have one computer per person. Moreover, we are not yet in an era when everyone has a mobile Internet, so we cannot achieve that level of publicity.
  Fujiwara directly speculated that this method would not work well.

"This is a good idea and I support it. However, there are other ways to consider."

You have to choose a cheap and effective method.

"Maybe open some free art courses, or hold some cultural activities in art galleries." Someone else suggested.

The style and theme of the exhibits at the Mihua Museum of Modern Art are relatively traditional and elegant, coupled with the lack of elements such as contemporary art and new media art that young people love, resulting in young people's low interest in the museum, which in turn affects the number of tourists.

Everyone thought this was a very real problem, and one of the employees suggested that the art museum could consider introducing some artworks and activities that are more in line with the trend of the times and the aesthetics of young people, so as to attract more young people to visit.

Some people have also suggested that the art museum can strengthen its connection with society, such as cooperating with local schools and enterprises, organizing educational activities, theme lectures, etc., to increase the influence and attraction of the art museum.

“Take primary school students here to visit and then ask them to go back and write their impressions...”

After listening to everyone's suggestions, Director Ochiai smiled easily, and then said: "I think we should not be discouraged just because other exhibitions have received attention. We can try some new ways to attract tourists, such as on-site painting some type of."

The director's words made Fujiwara suddenly think of something he had known for a long time, that is, when he first bought this art museum, the system had arranged for him to hold an original painting exhibition here for an unlimited period of time.

So Fujiwara directly clicked on the menu to check.

[Hidden mission has been opened and an original painting exhibition will be held]

Provided by: Mihua Art Museum
  Reward: 500 system points, advanced academic card.

Time: No time limit to complete.

Sure enough, the mission was still there, so Fujiwara also had an idea to increase his popularity.

Other museums invite celebrities and artists to perform on-site creations in order to increase their popularity, so the Miwa Museum of Modern Art can certainly do the same, and Fujiwara himself is that celebrity.

The Death Note comics have sold nearly 1500 million copies, and this number will continue to rise. So holding this kind of event at this juncture is effective and will bring you both fame and fortune.

"I know all your opinions. I will think about it seriously when I go back today."

After the meeting, Fujiwara and Director Ochiai came to the office and told them about their plans to invite popular cartoonists to hold an original painting exhibition.

"The boss's idea is good, but it's not easy to invite a famous cartoonist without some gimmicks, right?"

"Don't worry, I have a way."

Use one of your own vests to increase the popularity of the museum, and at the same time increase the ticket price for the day, and cut a wave of 'leeks'.
  "Since the boss is confident, then you can tell me how to do it well."

"Oh yes, Director Ochiai, how about you invite the author of Death Note to do a cross-border collaboration in the name of the museum, just use that painting of the Knight of Punishment?"

The core of Death Note and the Heavenly Punishment Knight are extremely soaring, and this wave of linkage is at a dream level.

When the other party mentioned the Heavenly Punishment Knight, Director Ochiai was startled, and then said solemnly, "Okay, I will make arrangements."

(End of this chapter)