Osaka World Expo 2025 Concludes with Record-Breaking Crowds

Osaka’s World Exposition 2025 is entering its final weekend with unprecedented enthusiasm, as the six-month-long international showcase nears its conclusion on Monday. Visitors have flocked in record numbers, with the expo consistently attracting over 200,000 attendees daily in recent weeks.

Crowds Surge Ahead of Closing

Saturday marked the final “national day” celebrations, featuring Haiti as the last country to present its rich cultural heritage. Lines of eager visitors formed well before 9 a.m., as thousands rushed to secure spots at the most popular pavilions and attractions. The festive atmosphere included music, dance performances, and interactive exhibits, creating a lively, multicultural environment across the sprawling venue.

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Record-Breaking Attendance

As of Friday, the expo had recorded a preliminary total of 24.87 million visitors, surpassing the 22.05 million attendees at the 2005 Aichi Expo. Many visitors expressed excitement at seeing innovations from participating countries, ranging from cutting-edge technology displays to immersive cultural experiences.

A Celebration of Culture and Innovation

The event highlighted a mix of technology, sustainability, and global culture, allowing attendees to experience traditions from around the world. Haiti’s national day drew particular attention for its vibrant performances, showcasing the Caribbean nation’s music, dance, and artisanal crafts.

The final weekend promises more excitement, with visitors making the most of the expo before it officially closes, leaving a lasting mark on Osaka and on global visitors alike.