Introduction of Japan Pavilion including the architecture, exhibition (exhibition zone, pre-show and main show), event stage, and restaurant.
Introduction of the concept and advanced technologies used in constructing the Japan Pavilion.
- Video featuring a summary of the Japan Pavilion exhibits (WMV format, 5:25):
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Exhibition of Japan Pavilion
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Japanese envoys to China (Kento-shi)
The theme of the Japan Pavilion is “WA—Harmony of the Hearts, Harmony of the Skills.”
In addition to technology, cooperation between individuals transcending national borders is essential for solving the various global environmental problems and other challenges.
The Japan Pavilion showcases environmental conservation activities as well as Japanese culture of harmonious coexistence with nature; exhibits include the cutting-edge technologies in robotics, environment, video and other fields. Visitors can also enjoy a live show whose theme is the crested ibis, protected through joint cooperation between Japan and China.
Tea ceremony room under cherry trees
Water resource issues
Zero-emission town
Collaboration between Japan and China
The main show on the theme of the crested ibis – an object of joint protection efforts by Japan and China – is a fusion of traditional Japanese Noh drama and Chinese Kunqu Opera, co-directed by leading directors Danny Yung and Makoto Sato.
As you watch this musical show, which combines video images and live performances, you will feel the importance of connections between people as we think about the future of our planet.
Full image of Pre Show
Main Show
Future technologies that are utilized for the exhibition of the Japan Pavilion
Yamazato opened as a restaurant serving authentic Japanese cuisine in the Hotel Okura Tokyo in 1962, and it operates the official restaurant of the Japan Pavilion during Expo 2010 Shanghai China. Visitors to Yamazato will enjoy the greatness of Japan and Japanese food through both authentic Japanese dishes and heartwarming service offered at the restaurant.
Local governments and organizations will take turns staging a variety of events highlighting connections between Japan and China, presenting aspects of Japan's diverse culture, and introducing local attractions.