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Read moreLed by Business Sweden, Sweden’s involvement aims to strengthen ties with Japanese companies and promote its own industry-focused activities.
The pavilion will feature a dynamic collaborative space, highlighting Nordic Nordic values and cutting-edge technologies, enriched by visitor interactions. Sweden will also host “Sweden Day”, an event dedicated to showcasing Swedish expertise and fostering new partnerships.
Designed by Rimond Architects, the Nordic Pavilion is a 1,200 m2, 17-metre-high wooden structure that exemplifies timeless, sustainable design. It includes a joint Nordic exhibition, a shop, a roof terrace with a café and Nordic garden, as well as conference and meeting facilities.
13th April - 13th October 2025 (183 days)
Yumeshima, Osaka city, Kansai region, Japan
The expected number of visitors to the World Expo is 28 million people.
The expected number of visitors to the Nordic pavilion is 1.7 million people.
Expo 2025 Osaka's main theme is “Designing Future Society for Our Lives”. The concept is called “People’s living lab”.
Japan has hosted Expos in 2005 (Aichi) and in 1970 (Osaka).
Expo 2025 is the next major collective effort for the Japanese society and political leaders after the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympics.
