Fujiya's Integral Role at the 2025 Osaka Kansai Expo

Fujiya's Contribution to the 2025 Osaka Kansai Expo

Fujiya, a comprehensive display company headquartered in Koto, Tokyo, is proud to be a participant in the 2025 World Expo, which kicked off on April 13th in Osaka. This event, officially known as the 2025 Japan International Exposition, marks a significant milestone in the company's 97-year history in the space design industry. The previous Osaka Expo in 1970 was a turning point for the company, prompting Fujiya to continually push the boundaries within the realm of spatial design.

At the Expo, Fujiya has been heavily involved in designing and constructing the Indonesian Pavilion and the Bangladesh Pavilion, showcasing its commitment to creativity and cultural exchange. The Indonesian Pavilion, themed "Harmony in Prosperity: Nature, Culture, Future," opened on the same day as the Expo launch and featured a vibrant opening ceremony with performances celebrating Indonesian culture.

Indonesian Pavilion: Harmony in Prosperity

The Indonesian Pavilion aims to illustrate the rich tapestry of Indonesia's islands, emphasizing the blend of natural beauty, cultural depth, and forward-thinking initiatives such as the construction of a new capital. The pavilion acts as a vessel, symbolizing Indonesia's journey through time and its future ambitions. Attendees can explore various elements that highlight Indonesia's commitment to sustainability and innovation.

The opening ceremony included speeches from government officials and cultural performances, creating an engaging atmosphere that welcomes visitors to immerse themselves in the Indonesian experience. Fujiya, in collaboration with Nisio Rental All Co., Ltd. and ATA Corporation, has overseen the design and construction of the pavilion, ensuring that all aspects align with the central theme of harmony.

Bangladesh Pavilion: Bridging Tradition and Innovation

On April 11th, the Bangladesh Pavilion celebrated its opening, showcasing its theme "Connecting Lives: A Symphony of Tradition and Innovation." Fujiya is responsible for the interior design project of the Bangladesh Pavilion, where the country's history and its aspirations for the future intersect beautifully.

This pavilion highlights Bangladesh's rich heritage, focusing on social inclusion through connections that are vital for contemporary society. Visitors can witness traditional craftsmanship, such as the Jamdani sari, alongside innovations in technology and infrastructure. The pavilion is an emblem of Bangladesh's dedication to preserving its cultural identity while embracing modernity.

Both pavilions exemplify Fujiya's dedication to creating immersive and engaging experiences that reflect the essence of representation in a global context.

Event Overview

The 2025 Osaka Kansai Expo will run from April 13, 2025, to October 13, 2025, for a total of 184 days, hosting a variety of exhibits that explore the theme of "Designing Future Society for Our Lives." Sub-themes include Saving Lives, Empowering Lives, and Connecting Lives, creating a comprehensive focal point for discussions about societal advancement and connectivity.

Fujiya's involvement in the Expo serves not only as an exhibit of its extensive design capabilities but also as a platform for promoting cultural exchange and innovation on an international stage. With its roots deeply embedded in the display industry and its commitment to quality, Fujiya is set to contribute significantly to this monumental global event.

About Fujiya

Founded in 1928, Fujiya has grown to become a leader in the display industry. The company specializes in planning, designing, and constructing spaces for exhibitions, events, and commercial facilities both domestically and internationally. In recent years, Fujiya has expanded into digital promotions and continues to prioritize customer satisfaction in its corporate vision. With 15 domestic locations and partnerships with overseas companies, Fujiya aims to leverage its expertise to address global project demands.

For more information about Fujiya and its projects, visit Fujiya's website.