Expo 2010 in Osaka | France interprets the ode to love; LV suitcases form a projection globe

The French venue is definitely one of the most difficult to schedule in the World Expo. I took advantage of the same-day registration and browsed the website frantically, and finally made an appointment for the French Pavilion. The rose gold staircase gives the entire venue a modern atmosphere. As a fashion powerhouse, France's interpretation of the Expo is also unique. Designed by Japanese designer Matsu Xiangping, 84 wardrobe-style suitcases are placed around Rodin's works. Original songs are also played on site to immerse the audience in the spirit of French craftsmanship. Daito Manabe used LV suitcases to form the earth and applied the translucent technology to present a fantasy journey. France is a world-renowned wine producing country. Through the use of projections, reflections, and curves at the wall entrances and exits, a fantastic wine experience is created. Dior also went all out, with 400 white dresses and projections, using a three-dimensional curatorial model to show the production stage of the dresses. The creations of Japanese artist Yuriko Takagi captured the spirit of models walking on the catwalk, interacting with the white dresses, and the charm of French romance and Japanese style emerged. CELINE also exhibited bags originally created for Wanbo, using the entire exhibition area to interpret the exquisiteness of the fashion industry. It has to be said that the French Pavilion showed its advantages and provided a vision for the future. Its attached bakery was also another popular area with long queues, which usually took an hour. 📍Address: 〒554-0044 Osaka Prefecture Osaka City Konohana District Yumezuchu 1-chome 🚗Osaka Expo East Gate entrance is through Oyagan, and it is very easy to walk to #AprilGoodDestinations2025