6h Walk Tour of Osaka Expo 2025 (4K)

Welcome to Expo 2025 Osaka — a global celebration of culture, innovation, and sustainability. The Expo spans over 155 hectares on Yumeshima, a man-made island in Osaka Bay. It’s the first World Expo in Japan since Aichi 2005, and the second ever in Osaka. 160+ countries and regions are participating, more than any previous Expo held in Japan. Japan invested 235 billion yen (approx. $1.6 billion USD) in site development. The event is expected to generate over ¥2 trillion in economic activity. Over 28 million visitors are expected across 184 days, from April to October 2025. The Expo’s theme is ‘Designing Future Society for Our Lives’ — focused on well-being and sustainability. The signature structure, the Grand Ring, measures over 2 kilometers in total length. Over 8,000 scheduled performances, talks, and showcases will take place. A dedicated ‘People’s Living Lab’ tests smart city technologies in real time. Autonomous EV shuttles and hydrogen-powered buses provide internal transport. Many pavilions feature AI-based interactive exhibits and biometric entry systems. Recyclable and renewable materials are used across most of the construction. The Health Pavilion includes full-body scans, smart diagnostics, and wearable tech demos. A Food Tech Zone explores sustainable proteins like insects and lab-grown meat. The longest walking route from end to end is nearly 5 kilometers. Waste separation is extremely detailed — 8 categories for optimal recycling. Over 150 startups are featured in the Future Society Showcase. More than 3,000 volunteers from over 70 countries assist daily operations. A ‘Virtual Expo’ allows global access to pavilion tours in real time. Nightly drone shows feature over 300 synchronized drones above the waterfront. Japan Pavilion alone is over 6,000 square meters — blending tradition and advanced tech. The site is designed to be carbon neutral, with energy offset programs in place. A full-day visitor averages over 12,000 steps exploring the site. Osaka also hosted Asia’s first Expo in 1970 — attracting 64 million people. Interactive education zones highlight the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. Smart wristbands can be used for entry, cashless payment, and health tracking. Pavilions are required to be dismantled or reused sustainably after the Expo. Floating gardens and green rooftops enhance cooling and biodiversity across the venue. Japan aims to make Expo 2025 a model for future global gatherings. More than 30 Japanese and international corporations have sponsored and co-developed key exhibits. Expo planners integrated sea breeze corridors to reduce air conditioning needs. Cultural performances will include kabuki, taiko drumming, and immersive digital arts.

Take a 6-hour immersive walk through Expo 2025 Osaka, in Japan, one of the most anticipated world expos of the decade. With a pure atmosphere of innovation, culture, and global connection.

Walk through pavilions, eco-architecture, and futuristic exhibits as if you were there. Throughout the journey, perfect for you to relax, learn, and explore the Expo from home.

What you’ll see:
The iconic Grand Ring wooden structure
Most of the countries and company pavilions from around the world
Some performances, food courts, and more…

Shot in: May 2025
Location: Osaka, Japan
Duration: 6h21
Format: Walking Tour (No commentary)

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この6時間21分のウォーキングツアーで、日本国際博覧会(大阪・関西万博)2025を4K映像でじっくり体験しましょう。
複数のパビリオンを巡りながら、建築、文化、未来的展示、夜のイルミネーションまで、臨場感たっぷりにお届けします。
解説や音楽は一切なし。リアルな環境音と共に、まるでその場を歩いているような没入感を味わえます。

この動画で見られるもの:
– 各国・テーマ別のパビリオン
– 文化展示やインスタレーション
– 近未来的建築と技術展示
– 昼と夜の雰囲気の移り変わり
– リアルなExpoサウンドスケープ

動画情報:
– 解像度:4K UHD
– 長さ:6時間21分
– スタイル:ウォーキングツアー(解説なし)
– 撮影地:大阪・関西万博(日本)

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4 Comments

  1. Thanks for the video – it was really helpful to see complete views of pavilion visits (including the walking between sections) instead of just one-minute highlights. Questions: (1) What time did you arrive at Yumeshima? (2) How long did it take to enter after your entry time started? (3) How long did you wait in line for each of the pavilions you entered? (Of the ones you visited, I'm particularly curious about Indonesia, Serbia, Kuwait, and China.) My husband has a bad back, so he can't stand for long periods, so I'm trying to plan when we should try to see different pavilions.

  2. Excellent video! How many admission lottery tickets you had to get for the pavilions you entered?