There is no reason not to go to the Japan Pavilion at the Osaka Expo

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The Japan Pavilion, hosted by the Japanese government, was designed and produced by Dai Sato, founder of nendo. Its theme is "In Between Life (In Between Life, In Between, Aidani)," with the "cycle of life" as the central theme throughout the pavilion.
Observing the spaces between life reveals that the world is composed of countless tiny cycles. Extending this, the pavilion's core message is that a fulfilling life means respecting all life and understanding its meaning and value. To implement this spirit in daily life, the connection between nature and aesthetics is crucial.
Reservations are not required, but the pavilion is open in the evenings, and queuing is required. The pavilion is even more beautiful at night. It's clear that Japan has put a lot of thought into the overall planning. Doraemon and Hello Kitty are also highlights of the pavilion, and the Martian meteorite is also a major attraction. After the visit, you'll receive a completion certificate, a wonderful souvenir.

Post by kkcclau | Oct 2, 2025