Pavilion

Algeria on the big screen
No impression other than the images.
Relatively empty

Reservations are not accepted! Hurry up and get in first thing in the morning!
Rocket launch experience is fun!
The moon rock is a 10-second game! Decide between photography or viewing!

Enjoyable atmosphere even before the pavilion at the outdoor event
Entrance to the pavilion is a naturalistic design that resembles a eucalyptus forest.
CG images provide a calm and relaxing atmosphere.

Mainly exhibits without relying on video, allowing visitors to learn in a quiet environment.
Rare exhibits such as boats made of coconut and tools used to collect pearls
Mainly exhibits without relying on video, allowing visitors to learn in a quiet environment.

A nature exhibit with many Latvian botanical specimens
A playful experience where visitors can freely draw graffiti on the moist glass.
Mist experience of Baltic sauna culture

Miniature reproduction of Bangla cityscape and nature
Shoes, bags, and apparel exhibits are abundant.
A lot of information, but not much hands-on experience.

Stylish entrance with plantings is ◎
The stylish exhibition space is impressive, but the contents are unknown.
The last one is a stylish projection mapping image.

The human-shaped balloons at the entrance are an eye-catching contemporary art performance.
The relationship between Brazilian culture and Japan can be learned from the video.
The number of exhibits is modest and can be viewed quickly.

Projection mapping is a powerful feature of the show.
A theater where you can participate in the theater as if you were playing a game.
Easy-to-understand content that can be enjoyed by both adults and children

The video shows the deep relationship between Japan and yogurt.
The theme of yogurt = lactobacilli is familiar to visitors.
Short stay, perfect for a quick tour

High density of exhibits in a small space
360-degree Cambodia experience in VR
You may win a trip to Cambodia by lottery!

Interactive AR experience using iPad
Playful exhibition structure for children to enjoy
A structure that allows visitors to easily "touch" Canadian nature and culture.

Traditional textiles of the Andean culture are the focus of the exhibition.
The lighting is subdued and the space is open.
No video or hands-on exhibits, somewhat subdued overall

Giant circular screen right at the entrance
A variety of "real" exhibits, such as excavated artifacts and sand from the lunar nearside
Multilingual audio guide for better understanding of the exhibits

Relatively fast turnover of visitors
A five-sensory exhibit that allows visitors to touch coffee beans and sand.
Fantastic CG images on the theme of life and nature

Honey tasting from Kyrgyzstan and sweets from Burundi
A fishhook-shaped object reminiscent of "Moana
Pavilions that can be entered rather quickly

Jamaican bobsledder and Usain Bolt pose for a photo
Unique Guyana taxidermy and doll exhibits
Tropical Micronesia exhibit with a touch of Moana and a tour of "rare countries" is fun!

The scale of the Commons is unbelievable!
Slovenia's popular VR experience (beware of crowds)
Unique exhibition in Ukraine using barcodes

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A display of a rare refrigerated organ transporter and an explanatory video
Exhibits with detailed stories
Exhibits from Armenia and Brunei can also be enjoyed.

Artwork displayed along the spiral ramp
A small joke of "Prime Minister Ishiba's Obaku-Q" appearing at the end of the tour.
The time required for the tour is short, and it is easy to take a quick tour if available.

Fantastic performance with a ball of light to advance
The domed video is quiet and unobtrusive.
The exhibition is mainly text-based. Miffy also makes a brief appearance.

Visitors can experience ancient Egypt through 360-degree images.
Popular pavilion with a line up every day.
The images in the future part are a little mediocre.

A photo booth where visitors can take pictures against the backdrop of European sightseeing
Visitors can see the patterns drawn on the sand by a robot arm.
A rare hands-on exhibit of digital origami

The golden Louis Vuitton works and the 360-degree art space are overwhelming.
The olive tree is over 1,000 years old and lights up beautifully at night.
There are so many exhibits that you will wonder "Is there more? The volume of exhibits is so abundant that you may wonder, "How much more is there to see?

Voice-guided tour with doll mascot
Fancy effects such as revolving sofas and ceiling screens
Exit garden is ◎ and restaurant is English only

A quiet exhibition space that begins with delicate glass art
The live folk song performance is overwhelmingly powerful
Highly recommended pavilions

Children ⚪︎ / Seniors ⚪︎ / First come first served / While it was interesting to see many different things on display, it would have been better if the exhibits had explanations because they were placed randomly. Modern Indian technology, traditional and modern, miniature model of the Chandrayaan lunar probe.

Coffee was served and I felt like I was getting a little something out of it.
Wooden masks and a botanical garden "Balinese atmosphere".
Cultural 360-degree video and mini-theater

Miniature of ITER and VR experience
A look back at a list of past Expo sites
There are 5 stamps in this

The exhibition is a spectacular display of authentic works of art worth several tens of billions of yen.
Exhibits change regularly, making it a great place for repeat visitors.
Outdoor café and Italian restaurant attached to the museum

Large scale exhibition of the garbage problem and overwhelming spatial presentation.
Japanese-style performances such as Doraemon and Kitty
Outdoor lighting and easy-to-photograph Mars rocks

Jordan's famous landmarks from the movie Indiana Jones
Feel the sand and watch the movie for a real "exotic" experience!
Crafts and massages are available on the 2nd floor (make reservations early!)

Visual impact of the exterior monitor
Hydrogen soap bubbles that react with your breath
Addictive takeout cheese balls

Historical materials and a giant planetarium screen
Gorgeous museum with rest area and slides
English-speaking only authentic restaurant with an exotic atmosphere