[Osaka Expo] A simple explanation of the confusing reservation method ✨

A fun Expo❤️ Make sure to make a reservation and go around efficiently♪ There are four types of pavilions at the Osaka Expo. ・"Signature Pavilions" led by eight producers・"Domestic Pavilions" led by countries and other organizations・"Private Pavilions" led by private companies・"Overseas Pavilions" led by foreign countries Just looking at the buildings is exciting💓 The Korean external monitor is like something out of a movie🎬 The large roof ring is a Guinness World Record! It seems that there are three Myaku Myaku hidden inside the life-size Gundam♪ There are four reservation slots in total! 1. Lottery reservations up to two months in advance 2. Lottery reservations up to eight days in advance 3. First-come-first-served reservations from midnight three days in advance (this is important) 4. Reservations after entering on the day Get these and go around efficiently. ・You can apply for up to five lottery reservations, but only one will be selected! ・For the first-come-first-served three days before, you have to be on standby at midnight or it's hard to get your desired ticket. ・For same-day reservations, you can get a ticket in the morning, and if you use up one, you can get a second one, but there are almost no second ones left! So, you can only get your desired pavilion 4 times💡 Please note that the 2-month and 7-day lotteries do not start 2 months and 7 days before, but rather mean that the lottery application deadline ends 2 months and 7 days before. It's large, so if you don't take the location and time into consideration when making a reservation, it can be a big problem😂 The map on the website is difficult to understand, so a commercially available guidebook and a map for children were helpful😊 I recommend the map from "Expo Pia". The names of each pavilion are clearly arranged⭐️ Once you've decided to go to the Expo, get your tickets early and do your best to apply for the lottery💪 #OsakaKansaiExpo2025 #OsakaExpo