Osaka EXPO 2025: Inside Pavilion Tour Final Ep.13 | Commons D(part II) & E Pavilion Highlights

Osaka EXPO 2025: Inside Pavilion Tour Final Ep.13 | Commons D(part II) & E Pavilion Highlights

[Music] The next one is Marshall Islands. Marshall Islands. Yeah, it’s near Philippine, I guess. Okay. Looks like this. So, this one is like a canoe. Yeah. And then it said it’s said that the people from people who the first habit inhabitants who you know started living in Marshall Islands are coming from Southeast Asia more than 2,000 years ago. And then actually you know the islands consist of more than 1,000 irons. It said that people there actually one family has at least one canoe. Yeah. Looks I don’t know if it’s really big huge one like this. And then here you see the tick chart which was used to like you know voyage in the sea. So it’s probably like a map. The one on the on the right up this one is only talking about the at. So it’s going to work like map and then the the one below this is called W pepe. At the center you see like island and then it talks about the patterns of the waves. So it’s more for like you know practical thing uh for you know actually sailing and then it said that they didn’t take it to the ship they just memorized you know how they were before going to the voyage but I don’t know why and then this is like a history of the Marshall Islands and then you know this is known for the actually like the first nuclear weapon test was conducted within their territory the first hydrogen bomb was test was operated it was called operation castle at big Kinya tall and then naturally you know the because of because of that you know like the crew of the Japanese fishing boat called Dig of Kurumaru sailing nearby and then it was exposed to the you know large amount of variation. So that is something taught in our Japanese history class as well. My god actually the United States has done nuclear testing in this martial island 67 times in 12 years. Wow. Didn’t know that. And here you see beautiful sea of the country. And then this is it’s called like a wooden like a wool decoration. Uh it’s made with hibiscus and coconut fibers. So I’ve just found something really interesting. So this one is called a jukqu bread fruit paler which really to me Japanese people looks really interesting cuz you know what we usually use is really just normal really cooking stuff but this one is really just looks nice. Yeah. Wow. They have a dance. [Music] Okay. The next one is Equatorial Ginia. Republic of EU equatorial ginia. Oh, nice tree up here. Very interesting. What is that box right there? Well, they create a little green. Oh, you put the fruits on it and then they’re going to show you like the description about the thing. Oh, I see. So, depending on the stuff that you put, they’re going to show you like what kind of vegetable or you know fruits is it is. So, you’re now putting a tanga and it’s a fruits of the country. Next one is mangua. Oh, it’s a mango. Oh, Mangua is a Spanish. I guess the boys now put in the casaba. Oh, nice interaction. So, this is like the map of the country and then Oh, nice. They have also like a video out there. Huh? Under interesting. It’s a coal. See? Yeah, it’s a different look that they have. And Wow, it’s a Oh, wow. It’s a huge costume. I don’t know. Maybe it’s for some kind of festival, I guess. Doesn’t say much. Uh, it’s pretty nice that they have this really nice interaction by the projection like this. [Music] Oh, wow. Interesting. So, the uh it’s uh population is about 1.5 million people. Yeah. So, every time you open the door, it’s going to show you like the different scenes from the country. Oh, I see. [Music] Oh, lady with fish. Interesting. Okay. The next one is Bhutan next to India. Oh, okay. What is this thing? This one is It’s one of the representative monastery. It’s called Takutam Monastery. It’s emparrow. Oh, they also have this Oh, yeah. brusher. Yeah. Very nicely made brochure here. says that the country is also known as a land of thunder dragon. I didn’t know that. And it’s the first carbon negative country. Sugina is located in in the eastern Himalaya between China and India. Wow. Let’s see. Interesting. Bhutan’s rivers, the lifeline of Bhutan’s economy. It says this is like the traditional houses in the country. Oh, it’s a nice. They have like a Bhutanese attire. It’s called a tug rau. Huh? Ka w k like each part has like you know distinctive name. Looks like very nice nicely represented. Wow. Look at that. The houses are on like cliff. My gosh. And then the attire here. This one is called it’s like a shrine room which is decorated in every house in the Bhutan. National symbols of Bhutan raven. And then also like a butterfly of the nation and the tree flower and the animal I didn’t know about this bud. Wow. The four pillars of gross national happiness. I see. I see. H. Oh, this is like a instrument. It’s called drum. And then look at the head. It has like a dragon’s design. Pretty cool. Wow. Gab government structure. They also have this. Wow. Very thorough. I mean, in terms of explaining the basic, you know, information about the country. Very nicely done. I think monarchies of Buha. The country started like a 100 years ago with the emperor called the king called one. Huh. Actually, while researching the idea of gross national happiness, I was really struck by this fourth king, Jigumas Wakra. Born in 1955, he ascended the throne at only 19, beginning his reign as a leader who combined a tradition with reform. In 1988, he married four noble sisters and built a large family with 10 children, becoming a symbol of a king who valued both family and duty. Politically, he is known for choosing to limit the absolute power of the monarchy and leading Bhutan toward democracy. He granted the National Assembly the right to pass a vote of no confidence against the king, established the office of a prime minister, and set 5-year terms for ministers with a system in which they served in rotation. At the same time, he introduced the unique vision of gross national happiness, placing not only economic growth, but also the well-being of people and the protection of nature at the center of national policy. His balanced approach of cautionary modernization emphasizing not rushing development remains influential and admired around the world today. After abdicating the throne in 2006 in favor of his son, he set aside the trappings of power walked among his people, seeing their daily lives with his own eyes. His character also shines through in his ties with Japan. In 1989, at the age of 34, he attended a state funeral of Emperor Shawa in traditional Bhutanese dress. Unlike many other nations that practice so-called funeral diplomacy by seeking economic aid or cooperation from Japan, he immediately returned home after the ceremony. When a curious journalist asked why, the king replied, we came to express our condolences to his majesty, the emperor, not to ask for money. He then observed a month of mourning after his return. M it’s like a festival here and then at the center you have it’s like a investment or if you invest in the country you have to go through like the process written here and then at the center here you also see like the nature and the animals by the video iconic species of bhut royal Bengal tiger snow leopard le red panda very Nice. So, it was Bhutan. I think I really liked their presentation. I think they did a really pretty good job talking about uh their country from a different perspectives like even including about the political system which hasn’t really talked about you know by the other countries I think so far but it’s a really you know important part of the country. So I think that was really nice. The next one is Gina. I saw the equator ginia but this is like a different countries. So, uh, looks like this. I mean, like the big tree at the center. M says land of words and innovation. Oh, cool. Nice. Looks like a hut. No hut. No kana. More. That’s a present, I guess, on the bags. Ah, food and the nonimals. Oh, here again it’s like a something to put your stuff on. They have also several products here. Super it says phonio. It’s like a types of seed. Yeah. Well, wheat I guess that is says that it’s like a kind of super food which has a really lot of like great nutrition. And then somebody here. Okay. Going to the next one is Cuba. Oh, looks nice. Let’s see. They are emphasizing their sports culture, I guess. Let’s go. Oh, that’s very open. [Music] Says that it’s like a islands that is in the Caribbean Sea. [Music] They like, you know, music, dancing, art. And then, oh, wow. Here you see pictures up there. [Music] They have a beautiful beaches. Oh. Ah. Looks really fun. Oh. [Music] Oh, it’s all the video h just like you have to step in in the order of the you know the drawing of the left and the right feet. Interesting. They have like you know free lesson for Cuban dancing I guess. Interesting. Look at the sea. Wow. Such a nice beaches they have. Oh, they show, you know, players from Cuba played in Japanese baseball league. Uh, and soft bank. [Music] Oh, I didn’t know that. Welcome people with open arms. And then it’s a team cuber Mian Lopez. This guy looks like he’s like a wrestler wrestling athlete for wrestling. Yeah. Okay. I finished Cuber. The next one is Mali. Let’s say in Africa Yoko. Okay. Right. Oh wow. Lots of sculptures here. Look at the breast of the lady. Wow. Yeah, they have instrument. Oh, on the ground you can see like the map of the country, I guess. And then they are showing like how they solve the problem about the rivers running through the country. It doesn’t seem to be showing the solutions though. I could see the issues here. Okay. Sides touristic the bar. Oh. Oh. [Music] here talks about the cotton industry in the country. Cotton tech starts in the clothing sector. I see. Okay. Here they have the basic green info. So they become independent in 1960. I see. Then they looks like they are consist of 20 regions in the country. And then they have Wow. Wow. They have two more than 20 million people living there. Wow. Look at the very colorful clothing he’s wearing. Wow. So they say it’s like the creator of great emperors of West Africa from the year 100 to the 17th century and then the emperor Kung Musa oh he’s done like a pilgrimage to the Mecca in 1324 and they build a mosque in the country after his return. So this is like a you know Kumusa the emperor at the time the one who’s holding like a gold and then the mosque here and it’s like a grave of the emperor later was ask my name is from Mali and designer to African friends. Oh four gener designer to textile. Oh textile I see. Wow. So did you design this? Yeah. Oh very nice. Of course, he never saw my mother area. Oh, wow. It’s amazing. Really nice. Thank you. Wow. He was a text designer, which was really cool. Yeah. Okay. The next one is Laos Lao People’s Democratic Republic. Uh, okay. Let’s go. Look at the ship here. What is this? It’s called Oh, I see. It’s like a boat for like a traditional boating festival. It’s called bun swamfa. Interesting. Looks like a dragon. Yeah. Got a face here. Okay. They’re starting with like a basic information here. Cultural silk outdoor festival. Uh they have about 7 million people living in and then in the 17 regions in the country with a proximity to Thailand. Then Korean development strategies and the growth presentation area. I see. So they are like investing in like green industry and the sustainable production chain. Okay. Oh, it talks about again sustainable green development. Yeah. And then they are show sharing their products that has been produced in that green you know sustainable way. I see coffee rum papar silk. Oh the silk is something that’s they are stressing here. And then the chicken rice as well. Huh. Then it says that this year is like the Japan last 70th anniversary of the you know diplomatic relationships. That’s why they have like the picture of the present Japan Ishiba and theirs. Okay. The next one is a bellies. It’s in uh Caribbean Sea. Wow. Interesting pictures here. [Music] Okay. Oh, here’s like a mask. It says belly is where that’s nice intro. So, it’s like a close to Guatemala and touching also Mexico. And here’s like a interesting wooden masks. Oh, it’s a Mayan from the Maya culture. It talks about the Mayan calendar. They are known to be, you know, notable for mathematicians and astro logers. Huh. They created their own calendar systems. Wow. Look at the mask. You see the is it medusa? Wow. Interesting. There’s like a snacks on the on the head. Cool. East India, man, Maya. So they are consist of different kinds of different types of people. Indian, Asian, also crawler, myst accessories here. Banana spices, cacao, cotton, turmeric. See, and then products, alcohol, cacao, spices there. Best in bellies. Okay. And then at the center, they have these. Wow, this one looks pretty interesting. See the jade head. It’s like the largest piece of curved jade located in Meso America. Interesting. See that the native broad base. Uh uh interesting design [Music] again. Okay. I’ve been to 20 so far. So I have five more countries here. Then going to Right. Oh, cool. Look at that. Nice. They have chairs in the video here. It’s a It’s a central Africa. It’s a little bit nose. Oh, wow. Look at that. They have nice interesting chairs here. States of Sudan. Wow. So many birds there. Leather bags. Lot of animals. Looks like I don’t know pyramids. Ancient Nile civilizations all the way to the kingdoms of Scoo and Nubia was says a pyramids of Napata. One of the most important ancient historical sites here of the countries was going. Oh, lot of like historical sites. I’m sure. Oh, yeah. [Music] Then here’s also wooden animals. Yeah, like they have also different types of instrument. Oh, nice. [Music] This kind of like looks like a bell that we use in Japan as well in the temple. [Music] M just makes me wonder like how they haven’t really invented like same thing like every country has like a you know like a different like a similar types of things like instruments and the wooden statues but they never really looks the same. So which is really interesting. Okay, the next one is Madagascar. That’s like it’s in African continent at the bottom. You see like the islands there. Wow. Known to be the most diverse countries in terms of the species. Wow. Bao babu street. It’s like a tree of bao bao babu. Bao ba bao babu. I see here it’s called a twingi. It’s like a limestone rocks formed by ao deposit of fossils and the shells that died under the sea 200 million years ago. Oh, interesting. Oh, here there’s like a turtle. Oh, huge Mask. Oh, endless possibility. World’s top vanilla producer, Kabia producer as well, tech start exporter. Okay, then I don’t know if it’s president, but yeah. Andrew. Wow. I think that’s something I saw by the poster. Wow. Wow, look at that. Huge whale. So cute. I don’t know the name of the English but yeah we call it walk. Okay. Let’s go to the next one is this one. Cameon. Okay. The space for them is a bit different from the other ones. Like this. So pretty huge actually. You see [Music] they have coffee and then sauce is a sauce. Wow. Wow. Look at that head of the elephants. It’s used for the you know like rituals hidden there. Hell there. Cool. Cameroonto. It says that this is like the monument representing like the reunification of Cameroon’s English and French speaking regions. H interesting. Oh, speaking of Cameroon, we think about Japanese people always think about the soccer players and actually one came to Japan is called My emu. Yeah, he came to Japan actually played in Gamba Osaka and then his play was really like a big surprise to Japanese people which was really in a high level Waza National Park. Okay, the next one is South Sudan. Wow, looks like they have a lot of stuff here. Oh, all looks like they have many wooden statues and the paintings. Wow. Interesting. Nice map of Africa. See, land of great abundance. South Sudan. M they call too rich. [Music] Wow. They have always all these interesting paintings. Uh I’m sure the way they use the colors and the brushes look different. Wow. And then the pictures. [Music] That’s a powerful one. [Music] Let’s check the name of the English. And the last one here, it’s a Modba. Republic of Moda in Europe. So they’re located in the between uh Ukraine and Romania and then actually they city have started producing the wines before Italy and France or you scan and you can see the YouTube in the detail and then it’s like a kushuma the traditional hat. Wow. It says that like you know this white lady is like the symbol of natural beauty in the mo in the country Moba and then yeah that may be reflected in the other types of designs that is painted in white. Oh interesting they have like national holiday for dedicated to wine. Every fall they have this you know whole country celebrating this national wine day for 2 days and then the 1/4 of population is engaged in the wine industry. Wow. We have many wineries. Two of them are the largest wine underground sellers in the world. Oh, in the world. Yeah. Cuz like Moldova is really famous for the wine. We are into wine. We have a whole wine industry. We have good wine which we would like to share with others as well. Mandelina from Moldova. Modelina. Modelina. Mina. Yes. Please come. Okay. Sure. Oh. So Mara is now guided me to like the secret space. So what’s the secret behind this white? So we have a concept. This whole room is called Kasamare. Kasamar. Kasamar. Yeah. Kasamari is a room in a Mulvan household where guests are welcomed basically. So it’s the best room of the house. And here we have this table of hospitality. Yeah. Which if you look into the mirror, we’ll see that is endless. The table itself like the model hospitality. So we link the endless hospitality of Modovan Paul with this endless table that we have here. And um here we are presenting some of the most famous model food. We decided to make everything in white cuz we were trying to keep it minimalistic. And also we have this concept of the food being stuck in time. So the food will be with us forever here. And also we have these QR codes which you can scan to find out more information about the food and also to see the real colors of the food. What is it called? Kushala Kushala. So good. It is God. It is it is maish and it’s called kushma which literally translate like bushi. No. What’s like a hat? Cuz like this shape. Oh okay. Okay. Reminds us of a hat. So I see if we press this button here. Oh, you get I see you get a hand. Oh, can I have it? Yeah, sure. It’s yours. Nice. Is it handkerchief? Yeah. I don’t know. Is there any inspiration for that design like this? This is called by the way. How can I How can you can you say like know in Japanese? Oh yeah. Okay, I see. So yes uh most of our traditional motives are inspired from three major themes religion uh because they believed that in everything that we do we should put god first and for instance you can see it here it’s a major symbol uh nature nature also is very important. In fact they used to believe that the union between nature and human being is the divine one um if it they can coexist. Uh that’s why here for instance you can see the pigeon which represents the freedom but also the connection between earth and sky. So like the divine connection right. Uh we have here this is the actually symbol of our traditional dance hor where people are holding hands and uh this symbol is about unity and connection and community. Uh yes as I was saying three major themes religion nature and values human values that’s like one connection. Okay. Thank you so much. Wow. Okay. Finally, I’m done with exploring 25 countries. And the last one, you know, like the ladies, Ma and Maria, was so energetic about, you know, introducing their country. So, which was really fun and, you know, talk to. So, yeah, finally done with here. So, only the two countries are left to explore which is in common F. Okay, let’s go. just uh came back to comed just to give the little gift to the ladies that I just you know met and passionately explained about the country and hope they liked it. Yeah, they seem to be you know like in my designs. Okay, the last pavilion here commons F and then we’ll be seeing the Armania and the Brunai. Oh, this is the Kazakhstan that I’ve seen last time. Okay, here Armania. Wow. Interesting. Oh, look at the letters history and culture that uh it’s Armenian language I guess. So the texture here you can see this is a Armenian language which was uh created in the fifth century when the information about the Bible came into the country but at the time they were you know written in different languages. So they created a unified language for themselves which is really unique in terms of the you know language trees and uh it belongs to like Indo European language tree but it has like a you know very I was told that it’s really unique comparing to the other languages and then this one is like sound like a W and this is like their cuisines and sounds this is cool once the you know light goes you know along with the circle it’s going to tell you about the that thing you know right now it talks about the heritage site Hutchku uh and that’s Romanana open your museum and it’s going to the next one Martana Daran is guardian of our past interesting Wow. Actually the the country is known to be the first Christian country in the history. Yeah. What’s the next one of colors? Cool. So they seem to have 15 regions in the country. And then what is this thing? Oh, it’s like ICT robust STEM education. M. Oh, it’s like a free extra character STEM education. Huh. Even in schools and then oh they are also known to be a great producer of wine. This pavilion was was designed by the tumo which is like a creative technology free of charge learning program for technology and design. Interesting. Ah future of learning. Oh, cool. Then it says that the program that I just explained the tumo is probably you know innovated by the people in the Armenia and then now they have like a facility in the Japanese prefecture called Guma Prefecture. Then there people young people can run about programming and many multiple creative stuff like game making film making stuff like that. It’s like workforce in the country. It’s like 45% are female teenage teenage startups. I see. So looks like they are you know dividing this uh spaces between into two parts. On the right you see basically about history about the past and then on the left talking about the future such as like education for young people that’s how they are designing here. So Armenia really stressed the education of the country. So finally the last one in Brun it’s where is that? It’s as Borunto. So Bernet is located in the Boruno island which is consists of three countries Indonesia, Malaysia and Bernay. Uh but in terms of the size Brunet is much smaller with the population uh 0.45 million people and then here they are I think uh they are Muslim country with you know this mosque beautiful mosque and uh Oh cool. And here you can sit and rest. Let’s see. Nice seating though. Yeah. So here you can wear this hat. It’s called sonkco. It’s like a men’s hat. Yeah. So this is what you can do here. Feel like you are in Pune. So this thing you can see pillars here is represent entrance of the mosque and Islamic culture. Wow. Yeah. It’s like a museum. Uh, cool. Okay, finally I’m done with exploring all the foreign pavilions just by, you know, exploring Brunai Daram. That’s like the last one having like all these stamps finally. And then somehow I got the, you know, like the last one brunet upside down. So it’s it’s not good. But still anyway I’ve you know should have gone to all the foreign pavan stamps as well. So yes it was such a great opportunity to explore all the countries just by you know staying in my country. So yeah that was like amazing experience that I had. So thank you so much for you know uh watching this all these my videos. I hope you feel like you know exploring the expo with me and then I am going to visit the expo probably one or two more days at least. I hope to visit here at the very end of this X event which is uh October 13th or something. Yeah. To see how this event will be ended. So yeah. Okay. All right. See you soon again. Bye-bye. Please let me know how you thought about the video and if you like it, please share it with your friends and families. [Music]

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 the second half of it and the two countries from Commons F, which is the final areas to explore for the international pavilions of this expo…!(finally..!) Hope you enjoy this!

Timestamp:
0:09 Marshall Islands
3:05 Equatorial Guinea
5:45b Bhutan
11:14 Guinea
12:30 Cuba
14:47 Mali
17:51 Laos
19:44 Belize
22:14 Sudan
24:28 Madagascar
26:26 Cameroon
27:58 South Sudan
29:22 Moldova
34:25 Armenia
37:40 Brunei & Ending

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