Osaka Expo Commemorative Park | EXPO’70 Pavilion Admission Ticket

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The EXPO '70 Pavilion is located within the Natural and Cultural Park, and a separate admission fee for the Natural and Cultural Park and the Japanese Garden is required for entry. This fee is not included in the ticket. Please prepare to pay on-site.

• Additional fees may be required for special exhibitions, etc.
• Admission is free for junior high school students and younger.
• Children under junior high school age must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, so we appreciate your cooperation.
• If the Natural and Cultural Gardens are closed due to a weather warning, the museum will also be closed.
• Exhibit contents may change without notice due to circumstances.

Information regarding admission and tickets

This ticket is for admission to the permanent exhibitions at the EXPO '70 Pavilion. A separate admission fee is required for entry to the Natural and Cultural Park and the Japanese Garden. Please pay this fee on-site. High school students and older must purchase adult tickets. Junior high school students and younger are admitted free of charge only when accompanied by a guardian (no ticket purchase required). Children under junior high school age must be accompanied by a guardian to enter the building. Additional fees may apply during special exhibitions and planned exhibitions. Admission is free for holders of various disability certificates, intellectual disability certificates, specific medical expense recipient certificates, etc., and one accompanying person. Please present your certificate at the reception desk. Members of single-parent families who possess a certificate issued by the prefectural governor or other relevant authority are also eligible for free admission. Please present your certificate at the reception desk. - Rules and Precautions within the building -

Smoking is prohibited inside the building. Please refrain from eating or drinking. Please refrain from taking photos of the exhibition videos. Photography is permitted, but please refrain from using flash photography, except for certain exhibits. Please refrain from taking photos from the second floor of the annex building to prevent falls. Please refrain from wearing footwear that may damage the floor, such as spikes. During times of congestion due to events or other activities, entry may be restricted. Please note that the exhibition contents may change without prior notice due to unforeseen circumstances. - Business Information -

Opening hours may vary depending on the season. Some facilities, exhibits, and services may be temporarily unavailable. Please check the latest information on the official website before your visit. If the Natural and Cultural Park is closed due to a weather warning, the pavilions will also be closed.

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[Expo '70 Memorial Park: Packed with content to see, play, and learn] - EXPO '70 Pavilion -

Located in the eastern area of ​​Expo Commemoration Park, the EXPO '70 Pavilion utilizes the Steel Pavilion, which was part of the 1970 Japan World Exposition (Osaka Expo), and opened in 2010 as a memorial museum for the exposition. In 2023, an annex was added, further expanding the exhibits.

The main building's permanent exhibition halls span approximately 2,000 square meters across the first and second floors. Comprised of 15 themes ranging from "The Journey to EXPO '70" to "The World Expo That Lives On," it meticulously traces the enthusiasm and records of that era through approximately 3,000 World Expo materials. The Space Theater (viewed through glass), originally designed with the theme of "the building itself as a musical instrument," is a remarkable space that conveys the cutting-edge sound system of that time.

In the annex, the original "Golden Face" that was installed at the top of the Tower of the Sun is on display, and there is also a zone where you can experience the atmosphere of the Expo through videos. Access to the annex is only possible from the main building's tour route. In the courtyard's outdoor lawn area, there are various outdoor photo spots, including a 1/100 scale model of the large roof that spanned from the Festival Plaza to the Sun Plaza, and the EXPO '70 monument.