Air taxi service, just around the corner - Challenges on the ground for flying cars
The article discusses the advancing integration of air taxi services, particularly in preparation for the Osaka Kansai Expo, exploring the challenges associated with their implementation and operational procedures.
Expansion of ‘Myakumyaku’ and ‘Komyaku’ Users: New Rules by the Expo Association
The Expo Association has announced new rules allowing a wider range of companies and organizations to use the official character ‘Myakumyaku’ and the design system ‘Komyaku’ for the upcoming 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo.
Canada Pavilion at Expo returns site in Yumeshima, government representative says 'It was like a dream'
The Canadian pavilion at Expo in Yumeshima, Osaka, has returned its site to the Japan International Exhibition Association following its dismantling five months after the event's closure.
Search Warrant Executed on Thailand Pavilion Construction Company Amid Allegations of Unauthorized Work by Osaka Prefectural Police
Osaka Prefectural Police conducted a search of the construction company responsible for the Thailand Pavilion at the Osaka-Kansai Expo over suspicions of unauthorized work and violations of the Construction Business Law.
Dismantling and Reuse of the Expo Roof Ring Advances - Wood Utilized in Disaster Areas and Floral Expositions
Dismantling of the Expo Roof Ring in Osaka is progressing with a significant portion of the wood planned for reuse in reconstruction efforts and future exhibitions.
Behind the Creation of the World's Largest Wooden Structure: A Simple Building
The article explores the symbolic significance and architectural evolution of the Great Circle, a monumental wooden structure showcased at last year's Osaka Expo.
Utilization of Expo's Surplus: Legacy Conference Discusses Application of Rings, Memorial Hall, and Advanced Technologies
A legacy conference held in Tokyo discussed the allocation of surplus funds from the Osaka-Kansai Expo towards various initiatives.
Myakumyaku Reunited Again: Ceremony for Relocation of Two Statues at Expo Memorial Park
Two Myakumyaku statues have been relocated to Expo Memorial Park in Osaka, with a ceremonial unveiling attended by local residents.
The end of the largest wooden structure in the world. The Great Circle is going for firewood
The iconic Great Circle structure from Expo 2025 in Osaka, initially set to be demolished and used for firewood, will instead be repurposed as construction material in two Japanese cities.
Four Months After the Expo Closing, What Remains at the Site: Progress on the Demolition of the Ring, Sparse Pavilions
Four months after the Osaka-Kansai Expo's closure, demolition progresses on key structures at the site, including the iconic 'Big Roof Ring' and various international pavilions.
Wedding During Break Time of Expo Security: Osaka Police Punished for Cheating on Promotion Exam
In 2025, 26 officers from the Osaka Prefectural Police faced disciplinary action, including firings and suspensions, for various offenses, notably for cheating on promotion exams and inappropriate conduct.
Myakumyaku Reunion Ceremony: 30,000 Applicants for 300 Spots
A reunion ceremony for the 'Myakumyaku' monuments will be held in Osaka with 30,000 applications received for only 300 available spots.