Osaka World Expo Practical Strategy | Personally Tested Guide to Avoiding Pitfalls + Secrets to Efficient Exhibition Visiting 🌍

#Osaka世博 Just came back from the Osaka Expo! I have personally experienced that if you don’t plan, you will really be exhausted under the scorching sun 🥵 We have compiled a very detailed guide on tickets, reservations, transportation and must-see exhibition halls. Follow it to avoid queuing and get more photos~ Collect it quickly! 🔍 Useful information about tickets and registration ✅ Registration: First go to the official website (supports Chinese) to register an account, which will be used for subsequent reservations and ticket purchases! ✅ Ticket type: Adult ticket is 7500 yen. It is recommended to buy weekday tickets (20% off) or night tickets (50% off). It is cheaper to buy through travel platforms~ ⚠️ Important: Remember to bind your ticket to your account in advance to avoid confusion on site! 📅 Exhibition hall reservation tips ✨ Ticket grabbing period: Reservation can be made 2 months in advance, 7 days in advance, 3 days in advance and after admission. For popular museums, it is recommended to grab the "3 days in advance" period (the chance of winning a lottery is higher)! ⚠️ Pitfalls to avoid: • For popular pavilions (such as the Japan Pavilion and the Gundam Pavilion), select 5 volunteers from the same pavilion at a time to increase your chances of winning • After 4pm, many museums have direct queues for admission. It is recommended to make reservations for the morning session and go to the non-reserved museums in the afternoon • When booking a reservation, make sure to read the map carefully to avoid running around across districts! 🚆 Transportation Tips 🚇 The first choice is to go directly to Yumezu Station on the Chuo Line of the subway. You only need to transfer once from Umeda/Shinsaibashi 🚌 Official shuttle bus to Ximen (reservation + payment required), suitable for multiple people ⚠️ Don’t choose the “Nangang Harbor City Line”! It's very far from the main exhibition area. It took me 20 minutes to reach the entrance. 🌟 Must-see exhibition halls recommended 1. Japan Pavilion｜Algae Life Cycle: The interactive installation is super shocking, remember to grab the early session! 2. China Pavilion｜Integration of technology and culture: The red exterior wall is super photogenic, and there is a Dunhuang light and shadow show inside the exhibition~ 3. Gundam Pavilion｜17-meter giant robot: a must-see for fans, with fewer people lining up after 4pm! 4. Osaka Medical Care Center | Experience yourself 25 years from now: AI skin testing + aging simulation, super fun! 🍱 Foodie Survival Guide 🍙 It is recommended to bring your own lunch box/rice balls (you can bring water into the park), the restaurants in the park are expensive and the queues are long 🏪 The convenience store in the park has reasonable prices, and I recommend buying matcha ice cream to relieve the greasiness! 💧 Bring a water bottle with you, there are water filters in the venue for free water ⚠️ Tips for avoiding pitfalls in actual combat • What to wear: Breathable shoes + light clothing (at least 20,000 steps a day!), wear a hat + parasol for sun protection • Time management: Enter the East Gate (Japanese Pavilions) at 9:00 am, and visit popular pavilions after 4:00 pm • Note for rainy days: Bring a light raincoat with you, as there are very few shelters in the park! • Sunset Easter Egg: Go up to the "Big House" to watch the sunset and overlook the entire Expo Park. It's super spectacular~ 💬 There are also many practical complaints! For example, don’t buy peripherals that can be found “everywhere”, and in which museums taking photos is more important than visiting the exhibitions ~ If you want to know, please leave a message and I will answer them one by one! Save this guide and don’t get lost when you go to Osaka Expo~🚀 #Osaka World Expo #Kansai Free Travel #World Expo Guide #Japan Travel #Must-see at the Exhibition