Osaka Expo 2025 – One World, Many Voices –
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- Slide 1: Expo 2025 Osaka Overview
- Slide 2: The Grand Ring – Symbol of Unity
- Slide 3: Japan Pavilion – Harmony with Nature
- Slide 4: Global Pavilions – A World of Innovation
- Slide 5: Future Technology – Robots and AI
- Slide 6: Cultural Experiences – Japanese Traditions
- Slide 7: Global Participation – Unity in Diversity
Desc: This is the official logo of Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan. The theme is “Designing Future Society for Our Lives.” It will be held on Yumeshima, an artificial island in Osaka.
Desc: This is the Grand Ring, the symbol of the Expo. It’s the world’s largest wooden structure, with a circumference of about 2 km. It combines traditional Japanese woodworking with modern design.
Desc: This is the Japan Pavilion, designed with cross-laminated timber. It features a biogas plant that converts food waste into energy. The design reflects the cycle of life and sustainability.
Desc: Many countries have unique pavilions. For example, the UK Pavilion uses modular design for sustainability. Spain’s Pavilion highlights the Kuroshio Current, connecting Japan and Spain.
Desc: At the Expo, you’ll see cutting-edge technology. For example, remote-controlled robots assist visitors in stores. There’s also an AI-powered “human washing machine” for relaxation.
Desc: Visitors can enjoy Japanese culture. Try traditional foods like takoyaki and okonomiyaki. Experience tea ceremonies and wear yukata.
Desc: Over 150 countries and regions will participate. It’s a place where people from around the world connect and share ideas. The Expo promotes unity in diversity.