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7 exciting attractions to come to Japan World Expo
The Japan World Expo, Osaka, in 1970, also known as the Expo ’70, is a groundbreaking event that demonstrates Japan’s technological and economic growth. The First World Fair – The Great Exhibition – was held in London in 1851, and since then it was an event where a country gathered to share innovative ideas and attempted to solve some of the world’s biggest problems.
He made his debut at the World’s Fair events, including a phone call from Alexander Graham Bell, who showed the X-ray machine at the Philadelphia Centennial Fair in 1876, which was shown at the Pan American Fair in New York in 1901, and in the 1901 ice cream, and introduced in the World of St. Louis.
It is no surprise that it has returned to Osaka for the first time in 55 years, and it is highly anticipated by the 2025 Expo. This year’s theme is “Designing the Future Society for Our Life”, centering around the three pillars of life that protects, connects and cultivates.
With pavilions from over 160 countries, the 2025 Expo will surely have countless innovations, inspiring, and honest, crazy exhibitions on display. Here are some shocking things we were excited about from the event.
Dragon meat
Arts and Engineering Creative Collective Lom Baby will showcase its “Dragon meat”. Bioartwork made headlines last year after a massive speech at the Tokyo National Center for Arts. Combining animal and bacterial DNA, this piece is an effort to create sustainable meat alternatives.
Digital bird’s eye view of Yumeshima at Osaka Expo
The largest wooden building structure in the world
Designed as a symbol of the 2025 Fair, Grand Ring also happens to have the Guinness World record. It is an impressive 61,035.55 m2 largest wooden building structure. Combining modern architectural techniques with traditional Nuki joinery (usually in temples and shrines), the big rings from the fair alone are worth a visit.
Mars Rock is displayed in Japan Pavilion
A piece of Mars
It will also be displayed at the 2025 Expo, the largest Martian meteorite sample ever. Martian rocks were collected in Antarctica by Japanese research expeditions, and are a scientific gem that proves that there was once water on Mars. Mars will be exhibited in the plant area of the Japanese Pavilion. Visitors will be able to touch the artifact.
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Your future self
Osaka Health Care Center is bringing professionalism Black Mirror The energy in the exhibition “the door to the future.” At the start of the immersive exhibition, guests will receive their personal health record (PHR) and enter the pavilion to meet their VR future. The library can also obtain “future food” and “future health care” based on your PHR.
Expo Vertiport
Flying cars
Flying cars are likely to be the next world-changing invention witnessed by our generation. The demonstration of electric aircraft, namely “advanced air mobility”, is planned to be held at the 2025 World Expo. Although the original plan allows passengers to board a flying car, this advancement in aircraft technology is expected to achieve a more convenient and sustainable future in flight.
“Midnight Rainbow” program in Water Square
The rainbow in the middle of the night
If you think that rainbows only happen in the sun, think twice. Guests can witness it in the water square, one of the symbolic areas of the Expo 2025 Lunar Bow Festivalan immersive performance made from 300 fountains, screen projections and lasers. The show follows a kid named AO who explores a magical island and stumbles upon the rare Rainbow Festival. During the show, visitors can expect to transport it to this mysterious world.
Expo ’70 Memorial Park
forest
In the 2025 Expo, there will be an entire forest. Named “Serene Forest” It will be in the center of the site. The 5.7 acres of land will feature 1,500 trees, a pond and three water basins. With trees like Japanese blue oak, Japanese maple and camellia, including parks in Osaka, including the ’70s Memorial Park, the forest will be a place to relax and relax between visiting bustling pavilions. It demonstrates Japan’s commitment to living with nature.
