- Expo Commemorative Park was the venue for the 1970 Osaka Expo and is a symbol of Japan's period of high economic growth.
- Approximately 65 million people from all over the world visited in six months.
- The Steel Museum, which was an exhibition facility during the Japan Expo (Osaka Expo), opened in 2010 as an Expo commemorative museum, and in 2023, visitors will be able to see the ``face of the future'' of the Tower of the Sun in front of their eyes. A new building has opened.
Expo '70 Commemorative Park is the site of the 1970 Osaka Expo, a symbol of Japan's period of rapid economic growth that attracted approximately 65 million visitors from around the world in six months 50 years ago ahead of the 2025 World Expo.
An annex has been added to the EXPO'70 Pavilion, and in addition to the existing permanent exhibits, a new exhibit has been added, including the "Golden Face" that was installed at the top of the Tower of the Sun during the Osaka Expo, and a zone where visitors can experience the time through video.
★ Natural and Cultural Gardens, Japanese Garden, and EXPO’70 Pavilion
A cultural park developed on the site of the Osaka Expo held in 1970.
The vast site of approximately 260 hectares features a well-maintained grassy park, as well as the Tower of the Sun and Japanese garden,
and a Nature Observation Learning Center, Expo BEAST and other experience facilities, as well as a full range of dining facilities where you can enjoy barbecues and other activities, so you can enjoy yourself all day long.
★ EXPO’70 Pavilion
A facility that uses the original Steel Pavilion in the Natural and Cultural Gardens as it was, allowing visitors to see what the Osaka Expo was like at the time.
You can experience the excitement of the time when approximately 65 million people visited from all over the world.
