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As Expo 2025 Osaka quickly approaches, Japan is set to showcase some of the most innovative advancements in transportation, including air taxis. With only 16 days left until the event kicks off, Osaka Metro and SkyDrive have unveiled the newly completed vertiport designed specifically for air taxi operations during the Expo. This milestone marks a key moment for Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) and the electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, offering a glimpse into the future of urban mobility.

This spectacular space adventure will be showcased at the Mitsubishi Future Pavilion.
The theme is Life × Science × Entertainment.
Embark on a 75-million-kilometer journey exploring life from the deep sea to Mars,
immersed in breathtaking visuals projected onto a massive, ceiling-high screen.

Starring Natsuki Hanae and Saori Hayami as navigators Vivi & Nana,
with Miyuki Sawashiro as a Mars exploration team member,
get ready for an epic space adventure!

Staff at Osaka’s Expo 2025 Will Wear Air-Conditioned Jackets That Puff Up

The uniforms designed for the staff at NTT Pavilion Expo 2025 Osaka feature outerwear with built-in electric fans to help keep the wearer cool during warm weather. Placed on one side, the electric fan blows air when activated, causing the clothing to inflate and the wearer to resemble a cloud. “Drawn from the concept of parallel travel, the clothing uses wind to demonstrate the visual and feeling of traveling through time and space,” the company notes.

Source: https://www.yankodesign.com/2025/03/25/staff-at-osakas-expo-2025-will-wear-air-conditioned-jackets-that-puff-up/

Projection mapping will be performed on the outer wall of the EXPO Hall “Shining Hat” at the Osaka-Kansai Expo. We will be showing one of the world’s top creators works “Promise of dawn” and “ONE,” and also other works gathered from many countries and regions around the world. The projection will be shown every night during the Expo period. So please visit and see them when you are in the Expo.

The architecture and exhibition of the Kuwait Pavilion at the upcoming World Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan were unveiled to the public today at a ceremony in Tokyo, Japan. Attended by distinguished guests from politics, business, media and society, the State of Kuwait and the partner companies involved in the project provided an in-depth view of the ambitious undertaking.

“We are pleased and honored to unveil the State of Kuwait’s pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka. It will serve to forge bridges of friendship and solidarity between Kuwait and Japan, as well as among all nations around the world,” says Salem Al-Watyan, Commissioner General of the State of Kuwait for Expo 2025 Osaka. “Fifty-four years ago, Kuwait was one of only four Arab nations present at Expo 1970 in Osaka. Since then, significant milestones in bilateral cooperation, partnership, and solidarity between Kuwait and Japan have been reached.“

Source: https://parametric-architecture.com/kuwait-pavilion-at-expo-2025-osaka-a-visionary-lighthouse/

Japanese firm Mitsubishi Jisho Design has completed the demountable Mitsubishi Pavilion for the Expo 2025 Osaka,

Source: https://www.dezeen.com/2025/03/18/mitsubishi-pavilion-expo-2025-osaka/

It has been confirmed that the embankment extending over the sea at the "Great Roof Ring," the symbol of the Osaka-Kansai Expo, has been eroded.

According to the Japan Association for the 2025 World Exposition, erosion has been identified in approximately 120 meters of the 500-meter inner embankment and about 480 meters of the 600-meter outer embankment. Water was introduced into the inner part of the ring on February 17 this year, and erosion was observed two days later.

(Hiroyuki Warada, Director of the Facilities Maintenance and Management Bureau, Japan Association for the 2025 World Exposition)
"Piles have been driven beneath the ring, and concrete beams have also been placed, so the ring itself and the two roads are fundamentally safe."

The association maintains that safety is not compromised due to the presence of 60-meter-long piles embedded underground. However, they aim to complete reinforcement work to prevent further erosion before the Expo's opening.