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The Luxembourg Pavilion is centered around the theme of "DOKI DOKI – A Thrilled Luxembourg." "DOKI DOKI," a Japanese onomatopoeia, conveys a sense of excitement, joy, and exhilaration.
■The original article at this URL is in Japanese.
https://jocr.jp/raditopi/2024/01/26/553115/
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The French Pavilion at the Osaka Kansai Expo will bring the concept of "Amour" to life through a six-month program featuring permanent exhibitions, monthly events, and bi-weekly live performances. Leveraging Osaka's reputation as a culinary capital, the pavilion will also house a bistro, a rooftop bar, a patisserie, and a boutique offering living heritage products.
Given the high costs associated with participating in a world expo, and the limited number of in-person visitors, the pavilion will employ virtual reality to extend its reach to a global audience.
■The original article at this URL is in Japanese.
https://jocr.jp/raditopi/2023/05/30/507293/
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Australia's pavilion, themed "Chasing the Sun," encapsulates the nation's vibrant spirit, creativity, and the bounty of its natural environment. The pavilion's facade, inspired by the diverse and vibrant eucalyptus tree, showcases hundreds of eucalyptus flower varieties. The pavilion will be illuminated with changing lights that mimic the various colors of eucalyptus blossoms, reflecting the dynamic nature of Australian society.
■The original article at this URL is in Japanese.
https://jocr.jp/raditopi/2024/03/26/563657/
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The Netherlands pavilion, titled "A New Dawn," features a striking 11-meter diameter sphere at its heart, known as the "man-made sun." This sphere represents both the sunrise and a future powered by clean, sustainable energy. It will be illuminated around the clock and open to visitors. The pavilion will highlight innovative Dutch technology for producing renewable clean energy, like hydrogen, from water.
■The original article at this URL is in Japanese.
https://jocr.jp/raditopi/2023/06/06/508789/
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The theme, "Imagine What We Can Create Together," aims to create a space where visitors can envision a future where human ingenuity advances. The pavilion consists of two triangular wooden structures inspired by the Japanese aesthetic of "wabi-sabi," symbolizing simplicity and elegance. Between these structures, suspended illuminated cubes create a gateway to a spacious and beautiful courtyard, serving as a stage for various performances. Inside each structure, large LED screens display iconic American images and videos, forming a "canyon"-like space that invites visitors on a journey of American exploration.
■The original article at this URL is in Japanese.
https://jocr.jp/raditopi/2024/02/07/554606/
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The Swiss Pavilion will be centered around three core themes: Life, with a focus on life sciences, health, and nutrition; Planet, addressing environmental sustainability, climate, and energy; and Augmented Human, exploring robotics and artificial intelligence.
■The original article at this URL is in Japanese.
https://jocr.jp/raditopi/2024/03/24/563171/
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The theme of the Philippine Pavilion is "Woven," which is inspired by traditional Filipino textiles and symbolizes the creation of a better future by weaving together various elements. The concept is "Nature, Culture, and Community: Women Together for a Better Future."
■The original article at this URL is in Japanese.
https://jocr.jp/raditopi/2024/08/29/586678/
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The theme of the Italian Pavilion is "Art Regenerates Life," representing a modern interpretation of the "Ideal City," an iconic symbol of the Italian Renaissance.
■The original article at this URL is in Japanese.
https://jocr.jp/raditopi/2023/11/08/539284/
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"Kuwait has expressed its desire to create a pavilion that seamlessly blends tradition and technology, offering visitors an immersive journey through the rich history and promising future of the Gulf."
■The original article at this URL is in Japanese.
https://jocr.jp/raditopi/2024/03/31/564915/
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The concept of the Canada Pavilion is "regeneration." The building's exterior is inspired by ice, symbolizing a river thawing and flowing as spring arrives.
■The original article at this URL is in Japanese.
https://jocr.jp/raditopi/2023/11/01/537987/
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The podcast currently has 17 episodes available.