US EditionExpo Osaka 2025 Portugal Pavilion / Kengo Kuma & Associates
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Expo Osaka 2025 Portugal Pavilion | Kengo Kuma & Associates
Portugal, like Japan, is a country of the sea, with a deep connection to the ocean. During the Age of Discovery, Portuguese explorers sailed the world’s oceans, bringing Western civilization to Tanegashima and opening Japan to the West. © Tuğçe Arı We aimed to create a Portugal Pavilion that reflects this connection, where visitors could feel the maritime presence on the Expo site, which sits on an island of the Seto Inland Sea. Unlike mountains…
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