Osaka Expo ‘Organizers Should Do More to Promote the Essential Significance of the Expo,’ Researcher Says

Mexico declines to participate, and more than half of the public is “not interested”…What is the Osaka Expo for?

The Osaka-Kansai Expo is just a year and a half away. However, construction costs are 1.8 times the original cost, and most of the pavilions are still untouched. Data show that more than half of the public says they are not interested, and Mexico has declined to participate, citing soaring construction costs as the reason. There are fears that some countries may withdraw in the future,

But I am still looking forward to the Expo from the standpoint of a researcher who has been studying the Expo for 30 years,” said Dr. Yoshiaki Kato, a graduate student at Kyoto University.

I am looking forward to this year’s Expo,” said Mayuko Sano, a professor at Kyoto University’s Graduate School of Education and the leader of the “Expo Studies Group.

The Expo was started with the idea of gathering information on human activities from around the world, exhibiting the results of human activities under one roof, learning from each other, and moving forward together, even if only one step at a time. The significance of the Expo remains the same today, and I think it is worth seeing.

Although it is said that a variety of information will be gathered from all over the world, we now live in an age where we can get all the information we need on the Internet. But now that we can get all the information we need on the Internet, why not go all the way?

I’ve been to several Expos in the past, and I can tell you that the information you get on the Internet at an Expo is completely different from what you get on the Internet. I can assure you of that. It will change your perception that you can find out anything on the Internet.

Take, for example, the Milan Expo held in 2003. The theme of the Expo was “Food for the Earth, Energy for Life.

The countries of the Middle East, however, were conspicuously displaying water as the main theme. I could clearly see that in desert countries, the first and foremost problem is “water” when it comes to “food.

The pavilion in Argentina also highlighted the hardships of producing food, which was very different from the exhibits in many other countries, where people enjoy eating and think about nutrition, and this was very impressive. The same theme of “food” can be approached so differently in different countries.

It was very impressive to see so many countries Only at an Expo like this can you freely visit more than 100 countries and tour the world while being exposed to information from those countries that is beyond our expectations.