[Osaka-Kansai Expo] Mitsubishi Future Pavilion! Enjoy space, Mars, and the deep sea in this theater-style pavilion!

🔥 What can you see at the Mitsubishi Future Pavilion? 🔥
At the Mitsubishi Future Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka-Kansai, you can experience the theater-style video show "JOURNEY TO LIFE: The Beginning of Life, the Future of Life."
Realistic footage exploring the mysteries of the origin of life, themed around space, Mars, and the deep sea of ​​Earth, is projected onto a curved LED screen.
An exciting pavilion where you can even experience a future journey to Mars!
■ Mitsubishi Future Pavilion: We actually experienced it on-site [Press Preview]
https://youtu.be/hqfdLV4B0FE?si=QWUZLk6TFGrwDm8r

🎥 [Video] Mitsubishi Future Pavilion Pavilion Introduction
0:00 Opening
0:39 What can you see at the Mitsubishi Future Pavilion?
1:43 Where did life on Earth originate, and how did it spread?
2:02 Navigation Characters
2:24 Amazing People Involved
3:16 What is Astrobiology?
4:04 How Long Does It Take?
4:27 Tips for Pavilion Reservations
6:05 Professor Yasuhito Sekine, Mitsubishi Future Pavilion
8:44 What Kind of Videos Can I See?

💡 Story and Characters
• Navigating you are "Vivi" and "Nana," futuristic life forms
• Embark on a journey from the origin of life to the future aboard a futuristic spaceship!

👨‍🔬 Amazing People Involved!
• Professor Yasuhito Sekine (Director, Earth-Life Science Institute, Tokyo Institute of Technology)
→ A leading expert in planetary science and astrobiology! Involved in Mars exploration
* Director Tomoyuki Kato (Video Director for the Mitsui-Toshiba Pavilion at the Aichi Expo)
* Producer Chisako Hasegawa (Producer for the Mitsui-Toshiba Pavilion and Toyota Group Pavilion at the Aichi Expo)

🌍 What is Astrobiology?
* Why did Earth become a planet of life?
* Is there life in the universe?
* How does life evolve?

💡 Mars exploration is an important mission to search for evidence of the origin of life, as Mars may have been a water planet 4 billion years ago!
The future journey to Mars is also a "journey to find the beginning of life."

📍 Duration, Location, and Reservation Information
* Duration: Approximately 60 minutes (pre-show + 8.5 minutes main program)
* Location: Immediately to the left of the East Gate (outside the ring)
* Capacity: Approximately 100 people per session (maximum 6000 people per day)
* Advance reservation is required! Reservation slots are likely to fill up quickly.

📝 Summary
🔹 Recommended for elementary school students (upper grades) and junior high school students who love science!
🔹 A must-see for those interested in the universe and the origin of life!
🔹 If you're going to the Expo, don't forget to make a reservation in advance!

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