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Japan’s $67 Billion Bet: Inside Expo 2025



Japan’s $67 Billion Bet: Inside Expo 2025

I’m visiting 25 countries inside Expo 2025 Osaka and trying to understand if Japan’s bet will pay off.

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0:00 Intro
2:33 USA
3:55 Thailand
4:22 UAE
5:05 Spain
6:00 Jordan
6:36 Turkiye
7:04 Malaysia
7:40 India
8:06 Saudi Arabia
8:56 Australia
9:29 Monaco
9:51 Azerbaijan
10:24 Indonesia
10:53 Belgium
11:27 Singapore
12:00 Portugal
12:35 Qatar
13:13 Canada
13:33 France
14:31 Philippines
14:56 Ireland
15:23 Luxembourg
15:43 Germany
16:26 Japan
17:04 South Korea

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37 Comments

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  7. @teeviibox on

    Honestly speaking, I don't see much showcasing of a sustainable future other than some cool and interactive high tech exhibits. BTW, why China pavilion is not featured?

  9. @m.labbauf8537 on

    Thank you for yet another amazing video – it was great to see all the pavilions you covered! So grateful that you continue to educate us about what is going on around the world!

  22. @albertzheng7624 on

    $67 billion is a completely fake made up number. This video is supplying misinformation without providing a valid source. That 67 billion number is pulled from the amount Japan is spending to invest in semiconductors, which is a completely irrelevant subject.

  23. @Entertainment- on

    Went to the 2015 Milan Expo and was shocked by the hypocrisy of the sustainability message when Coca-Cola and Ferrero were some of the main sponsors that have a track record of unsustainable sourcing, causing deforestation and dried up water sources.

  24. @g00rb4u on

    The narration audio of this and your recent videos, in contrast to on-site audio, sounds pretty bad. It sounds like you're far too close to the mic, so it comes across as louder and with more (unnecessary) bass. Eg 0:45 0:59 1:40 – 1:46, 2:15 – 2:20, 2:49, 3:25. Then the contrast at 3:55 – 3:57.

    Surely I can't be the only one to notice this and because of the uneven levels and distortion, stops watching an otherwise informative video.

  26. @NothingInLife12 on

    Thanks you didn't show te..rr country Pakistan and china both are en.emy of India, power of Indian, our overseas people always doing great against fkg….. China, Pakistan

  31. @عبدالله-ن6ه2ص on

    Try conducting a journalistic investigation into the differences between the ambitions of the Saudi League and the American League to become one of the best football leagues in the world.

    Why were some European club presidents and Western media terrified of the Saudi league attracting some of the most prominent stars from European leagues, and why did they fight Saudi ambitions?
    These days, the AFC Champions League finals have begun in Jeddah. You can attend, watch, and conduct a journalistic investigation. I haven't found a journalist to do so, despite the importance of sports for economic growth.

    Could there be Saudi-American cooperation in developing football, as happened with the golf investment partnership?

    The Europeans certainly make a lot of financial gains and don't want competition from the Americans or the Saudis.