‘Little Red Dot’ dreams big at Singapore Pavilion for Osaka World Expo 2025


An artist's rendition of the Singapore Pavilion in the day at the Osaka World Expo. - SINGAPORE TOURISM BOARD

OSAKA: From sweeping vistas of lush, island greenery replete with tropical birds, fish and alligators in pits to a sleek, dreamlike vision of the future, Singapore’s World Expo journey has come full circle, from its first foray in Osaka, Japan, in 1970, and back there again in 2025.

The idea of Singapore as a “Little Red Dot”, its people unfazed by the nation’s size as they turn their hopes into reality, forms the core of the Republic’s pavilion at the Osaka World Expo that will kick off in less than a year, the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) said on April 15.

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