2025 Osaka World Expo must-see guide: efficient check-in guide and practical tips

#OsakaExpo Exhibition schedule and transportation planning The 2025 Osaka World Expo will be held from April 13 to October 13 on the artificial island "Yumeshima" in Osaka Bay, with the theme of "Designing the Future Society". It is recommended to take the Osaka Metro Chuo Line to Yumezuma Station first. The East Gate entrance is right outside the station, avoiding restrictions on self-driving. If you are departing from Kansai Airport or the city, you can choose the airport bus or shuttle bus and avoid the commuter rush hour from 8 to 10 am. Ticket and Reservation Policy Tickets are divided into single-day tickets, passes and night tickets. You need to make an appointment for the admission time in advance on the official website. Popular pavilions such as the Japan Pavilion, Saudi Arabia Pavilion, and China Pavilion require additional reservations, and it is recommended to make reservations immediately after purchasing tickets. If you want to avoid the crowds, you can choose to enter during weekdays or night time in April and May. Must-see exhibition hall highlights - Japan Pavilion: With "Life Cycle" as the core, it combines holographic projection and AI guided tours. The changing light and shadow of the central garden waterscape is a hot spot for taking photos. - China Pavilion: The appearance of bamboo slips is matched with the lunar soil comparison display and AI Monkey King interaction, presenting the integration of green technology and traditional culture. - Saudi Arabia Pavilion: 360-degree LED dome simulates the desert aurora, and the barefoot sand device restores the geological touch. - Corporate Pavilion: The 17-meter-tall mecha and space elevator theater in the Gundam Future Pavilion attract anime fans. Useful Tips 1. Necessary items: power bank (no cash payment), light raincoat (the weather on the island is changeable), water bottle (free water dispenser is available on site). 2. Dining suggestions: Bring your own light meals to avoid long queues at restaurants, or try out Michelin-starred cuisine at the French Pavilion. 3. Route arrangement: In the morning, give priority to visiting popular national pavilions, in the afternoon, go to the corporate pavilions and art installation area, and in the evening, you can climb up to the circular roof of the "Big House" to overlook the panoramic view. Precautions Luggage, selfie sticks and bottled drinks are not allowed. It is recommended to take a screenshot of the QR code for entry in advance to prevent network disconnection. If you have limited physical strength, you can make use of the free mobility scooters or circular buses. Master the above strategies and easily explore the future feast where technology and humanities interweave!