Osaka World Expo 1970

The Osaka World Expo 1970, officially known as Expo '70, was a global exhibition held in Osaka, Japan, from March to September. It showcased technological innovations, cultural exchanges, and sustainable development ideas, attracting over 64 million visitors worldwide. The expo featured spectacular pavilions, including Japan’s innovative Tower of the Sun by artist Tarō Okamoto. It aimed to promote international cooperation and showcase Japan’s post-war recovery and modernization. The event left a lasting legacy with improved infrastructure, the creation of Expo ’70 Commemorative Park, and increased global interest in Japan’s technological and cultural achievements.