Japan‘s industry minister, Yoji Muto, and the minister for the 2025 World Exposition, Yoshitaka Ito, recently visited the event’s venue in Osaka for the first time since taking office. The ministers expressed optimism about the Expo’s potential to showcase Japan’s various technologies to the world. Muto stated that they would collaborate with local businesses to attract a large number of visitors. Ito also shared plans to carry out promotional activities both domestically and internationally.
Accompanied by Hirofumi Yoshimura, governor of Osaka Prefecture, and other local officials, Muto and Ito visited Yumeshima Island where the Expo will be held. Earlier in the day, they met with executives from the Japan Association for the 2025 World Exposition and business leaders from the Kansai region. During this meeting, they reviewed progress made in efforts to generate momentum for the Expo.
The ministers’ visit signifies their commitment to ensuring a successful event that highlights Japan’s technological advancements on a global scale. With their focus on collaboration with local businesses and promotion at home and abroad, it is clear that they are dedicated to attracting a diverse range of visitors.
As preparations continue for this highly anticipated event, all eyes are on Osaka as it gears up to host one of Japan’s most significant international gatherings.