Wonderful Experiences at Osaka Expo: Exploring Popular and Unpopular Venues

🌟 Entered from the East Gate at 10:30 and left at 19:00, spending a total of 8 and a half hours. I mainly walked around the East Gate area and visited 6 pavilions: the Health Care Pavilion, the Kansai Pavilion, the French Pavilion, the Korean Pavilion, the Luxembourg Pavilion and the Australian Pavilion. The map shows that we basically only operate near the East Gate. The weather was good during the day, but after six o'clock there was a sudden storm, so we ended the trip early. If the weather is good, you can visit 2 more museums in the evening. It is really impossible to visit all the Expo in one day. If you don’t have enough time, you can take a look at my notes. Some of the smaller and less popular pavilions have shorter queues and the experience is equally good. 1️⃣ Go to the medical care center first when you enter. If you don’t have an appointment, you will have to wait in line for about 20 minutes. It’s a pity that I couldn’t participate in the Reborn experience without a reservation. The venue mainly introduced the application of IPS cell cultivation in future medical treatment. 📸 2️⃣ Went straight to the nearby Kansai Pavilion, also without a reservation. Following the staff's instructions, I made a reservation on the machine next to it for a visit to the Kansai Pavilion at 15:45 pm, and entered on time in the afternoon. The Kansai Pavilion is small but exquisite, with a comprehensive introduction to natural products and folk characteristics. I personally recommend the Shiga Prefecture exhibition, the light and shadow effects are amazing. 📸 3️⃣ Opposite the Kansai Pavilion, through the large wooden roof, are the Luxembourg Pavilion and the German Pavilion. We chose the Luxembourg Pavilion, which had fewer people in line. Luxembourg is known as the heart of Europe. The three main languages ​​used are German, French and Luxembourgish. The interactive experience in the museum is very comfortable. 📸 4️⃣ There is a giant screen on the outer wall of the Korean Pavilion, and the experience inside the pavilion was so good that I was amazed. It is divided into three parts. I won’t say much about the first two parts, but the third part impressed me the most. It tells a heartwarming family story about inheritance in a futuristic and technological way. 5️⃣ The French Pavilion is of course the most amazing. The giant sphere made of suitcases presents a wonderful visual effect under the lighting effects. The French people's aesthetic thinking is always impeccable. 📸 6️⃣ The theme of the Australian Pavilion is Chasing the Sun. The images displayed on the screen highlight Australia’s natural scenery, with more water. It ends in 5 minutes. 📸 #OsakaExpo #Osaka #Kansai #JapanTravel #2025WorldExpo #OsakaKansaiExpo