* The Japan Pavilion is designed so that major spaces within the Pavilion are covered with large roofs, creating a distinct exterior that appears to be alive.
* The base color for the exterior of the Japan Pavilion is a reddish violet. This color is viewed as a natural color that arises from the harmony of red, symbolizing the sun, and blue, symbolizing water. The outer covering changes to highlight and complement changes in daylight or at night, so that the movement of nature can be felt.
Topics Japanese Pavilion at Expo 2010 Shanghai, the 7th World Exposition 2010 China. Source: shanghai.expo-japan.jp
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The Expo2010 Mascot, The 7th World Exposition : Expo 2010 Shanghai China, created from a Chinese character meaning people, the mascot "Haibao" embodies the character of Chinese culture.
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