Japanese PM invites Marcos to Osaka World Expo
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba invited President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to visit the World Expo in Osaka during a meeting at Malacañang Palace on Tuesday.
Ishiba noted that the Philippine Pavilion has become a popular destination for visitors and expressed his anticipation for Marcos's visit, while Marcos congratulated Japan for the successful opening of the Expo 2025 Osaka.
The Filipino Pavilion focuses on nature, culture, and community to showcase the creation of a sustainable future, with highlights including an interactive installation called 'Dancing with Nature' that weaves guests into the Filipino narrative using generative algorithms.
The Philippine Pavilion has drawn 40,252 visitors in its first nine days since the Expo officially opened on April 13.
Next week, the Pavilion will feature new attractions such as the Hilot Wellness Space and the Pavilion mascot Kokoro-chan.
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