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Singapore is gearing up to showcase its innovative spirit and commitment to sustainability at the Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan, slated to take place from April 13 to October 13, 2025. The focal point of Singapore’s presence at the Expo will be the Singapore Pavilion, aptly named ‘The Dream Sphere,’ offering visitors a captivating journey into the city-state’s vision for the future.
Under the theme ‘Where Dreams take Shape,’ the Singapore Pavilion aims to inspire visitors to explore the boundless possibilities of dreams and to play a part in shaping the future alongside Singapore. Through interactive multimedia and art installations featuring local artists, the Pavilion will illustrate how Singaporeans’ collective spirit of tenacity, innovation, and imagination transforms aspirations into reality.
At the heart of ‘The Dream Sphere’ lies Singapore’s bold and contemporary spirit, driving positive change to build stronger, more sustainable communities. Showcasing the city-state’s commitment to caring for its environment and people, the Pavilion will highlight Singapore’s food, culture, and arts, inviting visitors to discover the island nation as a vibrant travel destination.
Leading the design and production of the Singapore Pavilion is Kingsmen Exhibits, a subsidiary of Kingsmen Creatives, a renowned creator of experiences. Spearheading the architectural design is DP Architects, a Singapore-based multidisciplinary firm recognized globally for its innovative designs. This collaboration underscores the pride of working with Singaporean partners who excel in creativity and expertise on the global stage.
Themed ‘Designing Future Society for Our Lives,’ Expo 2025 Osaka is anticipated to draw over 28 million visitors over 184 days. As Japan’s third Expo, following the Osaka Expo in 1970 and the Aichi Expo in 2005, Expo 2025 Osaka promises to be a significant platform for nations to showcase their visions for a sustainable and inclusive future.
With ‘The Dream Sphere’ as its centerpiece, the Singapore Pavilion is poised to leave a lasting impression on Expo visitors, offering a glimpse into Singapore’s vision for a brighter tomorrow.
