World Exposition in Osaka

World Exposition in Osaka

Photo taken in Osaka on April 12, 2025, shows EXPO Hall Shinning Hat (back), the venue of the 2025 World Exposition's opening ceremony set to be held later in the day on an artificial island in the western Japan city.

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