Students from Osaka Prefectural Schools will hold 15-minute workshops per session, combining their “likes” with the Expo's theme, "Designing Future Society for Our Lives.” 5-6 people can attend per session. Through interactions among participants, we will think about “realizing a future where we can collaborate” and “invigorating lives.” ＜Creating Super-Mini Bonsai＞ Osaka Prefectural Engei High School Craft your own palm-sized super-mini bonsai. This soothing hands-on experience offers a chance to appreciate Japanese culture and the richness of living together with plants, while feeling the beauty of nature and the changing seasons. by Engei Senior High School This workshop involves creating clay works themed on the history and culture of various countries around the world. While expressing the characteristics of different cultures, participants embark on a creative journey that deepens their interest in diversity and the world. *Subject to change or cancellation depending on the situation.

What emotions might "MYAKU MYAKU" feel in the picture book? Express the characters' emotions and actions with the colors you feel. Share your creative works, discover diverse perspectives, and even turn them into original postcards. Let's embark on an unforgettable journey together! ・Support Needed: For preschool children and those needing assistance, please provide appropriate support. ・Photography Notice: The event will be recorded for documentation purposes and may be used in promotional materials. Thank you for your understanding. ・Copyright: The copyright of the works created during the workshop belongs to the participants, but the organizers have the right to use them for promotional purposes. ・Content Changes: The content of the event may change without notice.

Walk the Talk for SDGs in EXPO2025 UN & YOSHIMOTO” The Playground of Life: Jellyfish Pavilion will be participating in this special event. On stage, a performance and session is planned featuring KURAGE Band, led by producer NAKAJIMA Sachiko, and KINOSHITA Koji, a blind singer-songwriter

Join our Idea Mashup Lab! Discover the power of collaboration by creating new ideas from the inspiration of others. Choose an idea from the wall and transform it into a card that represents “a slightly happier future.” Together, we will build a joyful, connected, and surprising future. Which idea will you create? ・Support Needed: For preschool children and those needing assistance, please provide appropriate support. ・Photography Notice: The event will be recorded for documentation purposes and may be used in promotional materials. Thank you for your understanding. ・Copyright: The copyright of the works created during the workshop belongs to the participants, but the organizers have the right to use them for promotional purposes. ・Content Changes: The content of the event may change without notice.

Yamamoto Noh Theater, known for preserving Japan's traditional performing arts, will perform together with KURAGE Band, which brings together diverse world cultures through music (Two performances starting at 13:00 and again at 16:30). Yamamoto Noh Theater and KURAGE Band have collaborated many times in the past. In the June 18 performance, they are attempting a project to create a symbolic “old pine tree” together with 10,000 people. This process has involved children from hospitals and schools ranging from ages 0 to 120, working together even before the performance. The new Noh performance “Inochi no Noh: Mizu no Wa” (Noh of Life: Circle of Water) is a participatory piece themed around the water and environment of Osaka, the water city. It offers an opportunity to learn about traditional Noh while reflecting on the environment. It will be exciting to see how KURAGE Band, a cultural hub connecting Japan and the world through music, will resonate with this theme. This is a collaboration only possible at the Expo. * Advance registration for the 13:00 performance has closed due to high demand.

Students from Osaka Prefectural Schools will hold 15-minute workshops per session, combining their "likes" with the Expo's theme, "Designing Future Society for Our Lives.” 5-6 people can attend per session. Through interactions among participants, we will think about “realizing a future of co-creation” and “invigorating life.” ＜Shaping the Heart – The Emotion Puzzle＞ Osaka Prefectural Yuhigaoka High School Emotions such as joy and sadness are visualized through colors and shapes, then assembled into puzzle artworks. This workshop offers an opportunity to reflect on emotions while deepening both self-understanding and understanding of others. ＜Team Competition! Smell Quiz Showdown!!＞ Osaka Prefectural Daisen School for the Hearing Impaired Support High School A team-based quiz to guess a variety of scents! This universal program is designed so that everyone can enjoy it regardless of visual or hearing abilities. By engaging all five senses, participants can experience the joy of interaction and discovery. *Please note that the program is subject to change or cancellation depending on circumstances. *This workshop has been developed in collaboration with and supported by steAm, Inc. through their inquiry-based learning program.

Just as a forest grows into a healthy woodland, selective thinning (kanbatsu) is carried out to adjust tree density by cutting some trees in line with the forest’s natural growth. In this workshop, we will make crafts using the “life” of this wood together with clay and tiles. This event connects hospitals and welfare facilities across Japan, so that even those who cannot come to the Expo can join in a symphony of life. *Please note that the program may be changed or canceled depending on circumstances.

Bring your imagination and immerse yourself in the Saudi Arabian Bracelet Weaving Workshop! Bracelet weaving is known for its vibrant designs and is often inspired by the rich traditions of Al Sadu—a traditional Bedouin weaving craft practiced in Saudi Arabia. Recognized by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage, Al Sadu reflects the artistry and identity of nomadic life through intricate textile patterns.This hands-on workshop welcomes participants of all ages to explore the beauty of this heritage and learn how to weave your very own bracelets!

Join us online to connect with people from Cambodia and try writing your name in Khmer script! Footage from Cambodia will also be playing at the venue. Cambodian participants will join us online to teach you how to write your name in Khmer, the Cambodian script. Once you’ve written your name in Khmer, you can take it home as a souvenir. Student staff will be on hand at the venue to assist you.

Join our workshop and learn to create beautiful and delicious layered tea with Itoh En tea tasters. Make your own, taste the difference, and discover a new way to enjoy tea!