🇯🇵Osaka "World Expo" roaming around the Expo, a surprise trip without reservation!
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🌐There are probably 10,000 ways to visit the Expo for 10,000 people. I will share my itinerary of going wherever I want without making any reservations for any popular venues!
🌐I arrived at the venue at around 9 o'clock, and the crowds were not yet surging. I took the opportunity to go to Sushiro, which had no queue at 10 o'clock, to replenish my energy for the day. Considering the heat wave in midsummer, finding an air-conditioning spot was my top priority. At the same time, I also took advantage of the good opportunity of the sparse crowds in the morning sales department and easily bought my favorite souvenirs.
🌐Then I walked along the big house for a half circle and looked up to the horizon. Even if I didn't make a reservation when passing by the Gundam Museum, I must scan the QR code in front of the huge Gundam model! ! You can make a unique commemorative certificate for the day with a photo of yourself and Gundam!
🌐Then we started from the Future City Pavilion, which is located a little further from the west exit. It is a relatively less crowded and technological venue. It only takes 20 minutes to enter. What's even better is that the air conditioning inside is cool and pleasant! The pavilion displays the next generation of energy planning and the latest products of major Japanese industrial enterprises, which makes people full of imagination for the future. Then, I walked to the Western Art Gallery. There was no need to queue here. The painter exhibition and souvenir shop allowed me to spend some time leisurely.
🌐In the afternoon, I was lucky enough to encounter the Tohoku Food Exhibition at the exhibition venue Arena. I bought some lunch and snacks, and sat in the shade of the trees to enjoy a pleasant picnic. Later, I found an air-conditioned rest area at the Yamaguchi Food Exhibition in the WASSE venue. With the free sashimi tasting, I couldn't help but buy a sake set. It was really comfortable.
🌐In the evening, the hot temperature during the day gradually subsided, and the queues were significantly reduced. It was a good time to explore the venue in depth. I particularly like the peculiar shape of the Portugal Pavilion, which is inspired by the ropes of sailboats and symbolizes the spirit of the ocean. The Colombian Pavilion and the Swiss Pavilion next to it are also relatively easy to queue up at this time, so I took them all at once. The multi-national comprehensive venue, although the exhibition areas of each country are not large, are exquisitely designed, and you can enjoy a variety of styles at once.
🌐As night falls, the atmosphere of the Expo venue becomes more charming. The surrounding areas of the French Pavilion, including the American Pavilion and the Turkmenistan Pavilion, also shine with unique light in the night, and each place has become an excellent photo spot.
🌐The climax of this Expo trip is the Japanese Pavilion after 7:30 pm. I didn't make an appointment, but I was surprised to learn that I could queue up for about 40 minutes without an appointment. The Japanese Pavilion takes energy recycling as its theme, and explains in a simple and easy-to-understand way Japan's profound thinking on energy transformation, environmental protection and environmental symbiosis in the next 50 years. This is an extremely attentive exhibition that you must not miss. If you only have the opportunity to queue up for one venue, it is strongly recommended to choose here.
🌐My trip to the Osaka Expo came to a perfect end with the dazzling drone show before the park closed. This unplanned exploration gave me many unexpected surprises and fun, and I also deeply felt the future vision conveyed by the Expo.