EXPO2025: Inside Pavilion Tour Ep.12 | Commons D Pavilion Highlights (Part 1)

EXPO2025: Inside Pavilion Tour Ep.12 | Commons D Pavilion Highlights (Part 1)

[Music] Okay, I was done with common C. It was uh 11 countries, really nice ones. And then now I just came to common ste. So it has 25 pavilions inside. Okay. Okay. Let’s go inside. Wow. All right. 25. So here is the common ste pavilions. Okay. Right. Let’s go. Okay. The first one is this one. The bia Africa. Wow. They have a nice gift shop area here like this. Wow. [Music] Speaking of Riberia, something I come up with my mind is there’s like a soccer player who is a popular famous from the country. There was he’s called a monster from Riveria. I forgot the name of it, but uh I’ll put it on this video. Oh, nice colors. Chil. Wow. [Music] Yeah. Well, they have all these nice wooden masks and the dolls. And then the is a present. Yeah. Promoting the president to agenda. What’s arrest? He is promoting the president. Arrest agenda. Aristo. Look at these nice wooden statues of the lions at the gate. [Music] Interesting. Oh, nice. Okay, the next one is Antigua Anguda. Okay, such a difficult name to pronounce. Okay. It’s above the South American continent. Okay. Yeah. There’s a tendency that you know these you know Caribbean countries are all kind of uh showing their uh costume for the celebration like a festivals carnivals. Wow. This is how the looks says the beach is just the beginning. Okay, let’s see what else there [Music] avenues, housing, education. Wow, so beautiful. Then red. Yeah, there’s like a island called Redonda. Let’s see. Oh wow. What’s that? Just like a sunglass. Not the sunglass. How is paper glass? So you can see the I don’t know. They must all get Yeah. I saw there is something that is designed to see by this paper glass. And then that the video is designed to use this one. Huh. I’m sorry that I can’t show the vision that I’m seeing, but yeah, it looks a little different. Let’s try this one. Yeah, nice one. Nice idea. Low budget, but nice idea. Oh, that’s the carnival there. And then actually at the center there’s like a you know monument of the bird and then I wasn’t sure which one. And then this was called a frigate bird. And then it’s in in Japanese we say gungandi. And then I thought that you know like this bird was kind of like a holding the heart or something. And I’ve got to realize that that red part is like a part of the body. Free gate. Free gate bird. See? See this bird? Yeah. So this is the next one. Tajakistan. Looks gorgeous. Wow. I kind of really, you know, like this pavilion. I when I visited first time. Yeah. They have a really nice distinctive design. Yeah. Then at the center you see these mountains. No, it’s not mountain. It’s like a hoga. It’s a iceberg called a banja here. So it’s like except for north and south poles. This is like the largest icebergs in the world on the globe. Oh wow. The altitude is like about 7,000 mters high. Wow. Very nice traditional coating they have. And then drinks food. Oh, I really love this design. So cool. Tajakistan. Wow. Um then folk crafts rare earth materials. Interesting. Oh, nice painting. It’s not painting. It’s It’s made by stones. Wow. Interesting. Look at the eagle as well. W nice. Wow. Tajuk. Then this one is [Music] so the people living there is called Tajiku people. Gold sum is one of the most popular types of art and the crafts of Tajikist. Wow. So yeah certificate Florenti mosaic old town. Yeah. So it’s it’s made by marble then. Oh wow. It says that you know because of the climate change 13,000 glaciers in the mountains of Tajakistan have completely melted. Yeah. I see lake this is a really nice presentation. It’s clear visually you know catchy and visibility is really good you know with the visual and the text easy to read. Nice nice presentation. Wow. It’s also made by stones. Wow. He told me that so they are now having these you know colorful stones as you could see by the you know our rock by creating by this these stones. These days they start to find many you know those colorful stones on the places which used to be glaciers but because of the global climates and then you know they it got it’s got melted so that they you know start to finding these you know colorful stones and they’re making those you know like artworks cool okay next to Tajakistan princeto [Music] principle right let’s go looks like is okay. They say the rockas of caka and coffee a nice nice presentation. So says that it has actually you know like a cocoa farming was actually it started in 18th century and then it’s now you know leader of their export. [Music] Okay. [Music] All right. Art santo. So many earth boxs by the people there. Oh, this looks like a I don’t know coffee machine, coffee cup and pot. And at the center they have this. It says equator monument. In the southern part of the south island, there is an equator monument marking the point where the equator across the island. Let’s see see the map of the globe on the ground. Culture and the biodiversity house. They are also exhibiting the paintings by the people. Interesting. Just realized that. So this pavilion looks like a house and then there’s like a lady on this wall talking about house. So there must be some kind of relationship. So I’ve asked about this house. So it was like you know during the plantation period they were actually using like these houses as a bases instead of plantation and then there are many houses like this still uh which are now used like you know hotel and then also like a residential areas as houses as it used to be. So, and then there’s actually a lady on the wall here. This is called Cona. So, she’s like a, you know, huge person in the country. And then next to her there’s like a description about song which is about the house and the title of this song is called the house and then it’s like a national anthem of the country. Okay, let’s go to let’s go to the next one is Congo. Okay. Wow. Oh, wow. Looks pretty nice in front. Nice. Ah. Country solution to the survival of the front. It’s pretty. Yeah. No. Wow. You’re exploring the heart of Africa. I see. Okay. It’s very shiny inside. Okay. Oh, so fashionable. Wow. Oh, I see. Wow. This is very interesting. It’s, you know, showing the people who are dressing very elegantly. And then this was actually the culture born in Congo called sapu which means that initials of in French associated this ambiance shares this personal elegance the people who are doing that recognize not only you know fashionable but also have a philosophy of peace and nonviolence that’s really cool and then actually they are now having like a photo exhibition in the world after Nice nice artwork. Then they are animals and then oh they are the great producer of kabalto. They say that they have the 62% of the world’s reserves of kabarto. I think it’s like a type of stones used for like a what’s the semiconductor I guess. And then they also have like a cold cold tongue. They also hold the significant results of cotton which is very important for producing electronic equipments. So they have the you know Congo river and then which in terms of the flow rate they are ranked the first in Africa and the second in the world after the Amazon river and then in terms of the depth they are like the deepest river and then the deepest part is uh 20 221 m. Wow. I see. It’s huge country, right? The second biggest one in Africa. Yeah. The first one is Algeria. Algeria. I see. Oh, I see. Yeah. Actually, I’m not from Congo. Okay. But yeah, from uh it’s really something from really Congo when people die and stuff. It’s because people don’t like being sad, you know. Don’t like what? Don’t like being sad. Oh, being sad. Okay. They don’t like being sad. And why do you have to make everything I mean why a funeral needs to be depressing? From what I understood the disease wanted the people to be happy even though they die. Okay. Yeah. I see. Where where are you from by the way? I’m from France. France. Okay. Has anything to do with the country? Actually they speak like one of the national language is French. Oh, I see. I see. Because it was like a former Belgian colony and in Belgium they speak French. Oh, I see. Yeah. See like the country is actually separated in two like Korea. Yeah. If there is like a part like Democratic Republic of Congo. There’s the other one who was colonized with French. Uh-huh. And uh the other one is called just Republic of Congo. Okay. Yeah. There’s the Democratic one and there’s just a republic one. Is there two different countries? It’s two different countries. Oh. Oh. Okay. Thank you so much. So the last part I heard was very interesting. So the country is divided into two and then one is both they al both of them have name of Congo but they are different countries I didn’t know about that okay all right next one is all right and let’s see it looks like this wow interesting handwriting things. They have the language called Jula and then also Mor. And then probably like a welcome to means Odans in Jula language the the old language and then this is the map of the country. Huh interesting and then the capital is called Wagadu and then here they have saying that the land of the country is about the size of the Japanese mainland and combined with Kyushu you know people speak in the languages more than 60 different languages and the tribes living together they say that they are not rich in terms of like a products but they say that they are like kind and belly rich in the heart. Wow, very nice. They are asking what is normal. And then there’s a word that they people in the country always say it’s going to be all right. In their language, they say interesting. Wow. Look at that. He’s almost falling again. It is a country determined to explore the actual development. Wow. Many cows. It’s good. So pretty. I like that they’re hang glidings. This not exclusive conditioned by Oh, here it talks about Yamaha, one of the Japanese companies that is providing all bikes to the country. And I person lifting world championship. Oh, he says that they are like the first world champion from the country and lifting uh competition. It’s called baram. They’re traditional instruments. They also have this other traditional instrument called jump. Okay. The next one is Mongol. Wow. This exhibition looks very rich. Okay. Let’s go inside. Okay. Mongols and world. Wow. It started in you know like 13th century where you know the people in the Mongol started to dominate the world which is known to be the country which used to have like the largest part of the you know territory in the world and then you know there are three empires in in the history and then that’s like one of them along with like a Roman Empire and the British Empire and then the last one is Mongol Empire and then they said that you know during the time of this Mongol Empire that is called about the for the for the 100 years it’s called Pak Mongora and then where you know people today actually didn’t impose any restrictions on the beliefs in the people living there golden sle of Mongol noble man replica then here they are showing the chronological development of the letters they used for the Mongolian script soy So script and vagendra script clear script fus pu fus I can’t even say that faguspa script garlic script and then mongolian kic k yeah yeah text text which is now also used by the people in the Mongolia uh same as Russia killed text and then This one is really interesting. This actually, you know, this is like a replica of the letters sent by the king Guu Hang, one of the emperors of the empire to the Roman pope in Kentu innocent force. This one is actually using like probably a Mongolian script, but the description there said that you know emperors at the time were all using like the different types of languages. For example, whenever sending like the letters to Japan, they always use like Chinese characters. So uh and then to send in like the letters to the Arabic countries, they also use Arabic. So which was really you know uh I think they were very nicely communicating with the other countries. Just amazed by these layers that look totally the same to me. Here you can also see this seal of the emperor Ghan got that huge seal which is to prove that you know that is like a you know sign by the emperor. Looks interesting that it has probably like a bear and I guess I don’t know which kind of animal but looks really cool actually. So like you know this uh empire seal actually started by the Chingish Khan and then which was used for like uh you know national affairs and then it was interesting that you know this letter actually you know is read as asking the you know innocent force to obey as it says that you know this is like order of the oionic kh of the great Mongol state whoever receives it be field and obey in no wow So you see this yeah national yeah like the seal by emperor super interesting and here’s also you can see different types of you know text that was used by the people in the Mongolia one of each was written in soyombo text it’s probably like the the center yeah these are also soyombo text wow how do you read that my gosh then here you Can see like many accessories of a Mongol nobles. Yeah. Cool. Wow. Interesting. And then this is like a territory like a lot of territory that they have you know conquered have been like a sick road and then so you know in the history actually the Mongol Empire tried to attack Japan twice but you know it was 13th century during the 13th century but they both time they failed because of the typhoon so the ships from the country didn’t it it actually arrived at the you know southern part of Japan I guess but they you know had to retreat because of the typhoon so yeah if they had you know conquered Japan at the time the you know we don’t probably don’t have this you know like a peace country and culture right now that we as we have now anyway so back to you know Mongolian pavilion so this is like the currency they have used it’s called ger gag it’s called a ger I don’t know how to call it in English ger is one of the it says that the most famous heritage of Mongol Empire and it’s like a symbol of diplomatic relationship and then and it was actually used as a passport by the people like a messengers and and the ambassadors and the other BIP people you know trusted by the only Mongolian empire emperor. Yeah. And then here it talks about the you know like how the the peaceful time of the 100 Mongolian empire which is called the Pax Mongolica was maintained. uh one of which is due to like the you know the system they used uh they actually used the horse express stations as a security system and then which you know helped to eliminate the all the robers along the silic road. Interesting. Wow. And then the last thing I wanted to share is that this one I’ve just realized that this is like the first time that I see you know like a text explanation on the on on your head. This is about Atras of Colonia created in 19375. It’s an ancient world map showing the entire territory of that Mongol Empire. And then this one the unique feature is that you know this atras is actually made with the globe unfolded and in doing so the maps located in the north in terms of geographical location were drawn with the you know places located in the south facing up. Finally finished the Mongolian pavilion. It was so rich in the information that was so interesting. And then the next one is Palestina Palestine which is now having a difficult time but they are here for the expo which I’m really grateful for. So uh and then the entrance is like following the design of the Islamic architecture I guess. Yeah. And then here you see it says it’s like a satan. It’s like a one of the oldest church in the world. It was built by the Helena, mother of Constantinos in 325. It’s said to be, you know, relating to the birth of Christ. And then here’s a church called Alu Axa. Beautiful. Then they have also some other picture. Oh, here they have like a mosaic crafts. Yeah, it’s like a local food. There’s also uh district of Christianity. Oh. Yeah. Introducing the mosaic works that has been kept centuries. Oh, and then it also talks about the Jerusalem. Oh, which is said to be the place where the Christ was hung crucified. And let’s not forget about the then this is like a beautiful heard about it on the coast of a beautiful harbor that used to be one of the busiest but [Music] that people Let us say that I think that one day will be lifted and people know that can live in peace and it’s a city that has its share of conflict and division but it’s also a city that brings people together from all over the world. I hope that one day we can all come together at peace and harmony to appreciate the beauty and significance of this amazing city. [Music] Okay, back again. So, let’s go to after paralyine. Let’s go to the next one which is nice area. Okay. Wow. It’s pretty nice. Wow. Look at this sculpture of a leopard. And then also here is a squirrel which is made by the wasted metallic interiors. Really cool queen. Yeah. Wow. Wow. Here’s also, you know, the same type of sculpture of a dinosaur. So this is the creator of this thing. Yeah. Yeah. Very nice. Then they have this cocoa powder. It’s a wooden figure metal. [Music] Sure. Interesting. I really love to see these, you know, wooden sculptures. can see in many African countries but all these like faces and then the posture are really different for each country. I think it’s a polyulan poly such waste recycled by the you know like those wasted materials as well. They have also like many famous people here. [Music] Wow. Festival was again a interesting so far. Okay. It’s a lot going see that huge rock there. It’s called Zumalok. It’s like a large natural monolith. My gosh. I wear very interesting like costume. It’s called a festival festival. Unique to Lagos, Nigeria. I’m sure. Wow. They have really unique festivals there. Interesting. I should start from here actually. And then here it talks about the basic information. I think the land size like the largest in the African continent. And then I think the population is really huge like 200 million people or something. Yeah, I guess. Oh yeah, I just checked the population here. It’s like 230 something million people. That’s so such a huge country. Within it should be within the top 10 globally, I guess. That’s crazy. Yeah. Okay. The next one is Pakistan. Looks really cool. I like this one. So, somehow the Pakistan you got to wait in the queue to get in. Wow. Never expected that to be so popular. Look at that. I love the color here. I think it’s a copper. And I wonder what this is. Oh, so it’s like a salt uh you can you can touch it. So here they have all these you know exhibitions by you know salt rock and then on the even on the you know round they have using the same thing and then also here they you can see like there’s like a poet that was made by the you know poet by the Pakistanian person which talks about the salt and then as it says I am salt pink salt are my my fragrance blah blah blah and then there’s a place that is called soul wrench in the in the country which is like a montaneous ranch in the pand province. These are the areas that people get these salt sal so rocks. It was actually you know 40 50 million years ago tectonic movements actually pushed this buried salt layers skyward and then making the salt range appearing and making them into stretching over 300 km. So you could do so lock here. Oh, I see. Let’s go. Oh, nice. Very nice interaction you have. They have I see. So, you can pick like the, you know, place in the country. Let’s go with Balo Balishan. And then, you know, this looks like a salt actually. Oh, really nice. [Music] Cool. It’s really nice that you can also sit and then have a have a picture on this salt rock with your back. I think it’s really nice that you know this is you know lighted up from the bottom so that you know it looks really cool. Yeah, really nice nice table. Even though the scale is smaller that I could really tell that they have really you know put a lot of hard work to create this place. So on the entrance they using uh that you know that is copper since you know the country is really you know covered by really a lot of mountains so that they can have a lot of like minerals and then also that copper is one of them that they can you know have a lot and then here they have also they have a shop that sells a lot of products using many many minerals and the and the stones. Cool. Very nice. It says that this one is like a camel skin lamp. They are only using like the you know the skins of the you know camel that died naturally. Interesting. Onion. So the uh for the Pakistan population is also over 200 million people. So you know like the country that I’ve just seen Nigeria and Pakistan are you know next growing company for sure country for sure and then like the pakist for the Pakistan I think it’s for the same for Nigeria you know like the most majority of the population are you know like 20s and the 30s like really young people. So yeah, they’re going to be the, you know, like countries for the next generation, not like Japan. Okay. Uh, so the next one is Republic of Togo. Okay. Let’s go. It’s like this one. Okay. Lion. Welcome to Togo. Interesting. This one looks cool. Interesting. troll mask. So this is like a basic info and then they have like 8 million people living there. Then uh the capital is called L is stool. Yeah, that’s like a stool. Then yeah, people in the country. Oh, I seen this kind of mask somewhere else though too. Eagle mask. Oh, it’s like a instrument. Look at this nice chair having like a giraffe and then some kind of maybe lion. Yeah, nice. Okay, the next one is Honduras. Let’s go. They have looks nice for us here dress yours naturally. They have a theater room here. It talks about the Maya Empire. Interesting. [Music] So it’s like the central part of worldly heritage. [Music] Wow. So they have like a you know site called copang that was visited for like a world cultural heritage site and then it was like a site of Maya culture which lasted from fifth century to the 9th century. It’s like a statue of the king of the cop. Oh cool interesting. It’s going. Wow. It’s like a heroglyphic stairway and the stalem just found these replicas of Castell and then which were built erected in 731 and then like these are like original color so like painted in red that is to you know it’s like a represent the color of the symbol of life. And the next one is Marshall Islands. Marshall Islands. Please let me know how you thought about the video. And if you like it, please share it with your friends and families.

Since the opening of the Osaka Expo, I’ve been visiting pavilions. In this video, I visited the Commons D pavilion where I explored 25 countries and this video covers about a half of it. Hope you enjoy this!

Timestamps:
0:00 Beginning
0:37 Liberia
2:03 Antigua and Barbuda
4:21 Tajikistan
7:19 São Tomé and Principe
10:07 Democratic Republic of the Congo
13:58 Brukina Faso
16:47 Mongolila
23:25 Palestine
26:24 Nigeria
29:15 Pakistan
33:13 Republic of Togo
34:18 Honduras & Ending

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