Expo-logy No. 4: Special Feature: Thinking about the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo with Expo-logy...

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"Expo-logy No. 4: Special Feature: Thinking about the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo through Expo-logy"
Expo-logy Research Group
Price: ¥2,750 (tax included)
Format: A5 size, paperback, 208 pages

25 members of the Expo-logy Research Group, each with diverse expertise, passionately, deeply, and sometimes transcending time and space, discuss the Osaka-Kansai Expo from 25 perspectives and interests. This is a comprehensive special issue that can only be realized in this publication worldwide. In addition, it includes the latest research by up-and-coming young researchers.

Table of Contents
[Special Feature: Thinking about the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo through Expo-logy]
Seeing the "now" of the world's science and technology at the Expo venue, but in eight hours. (Nobumichi Ariga)
Vision and Touch - Searching for a Post-"Image Expo" (Yutaka Iida)
Materials of the Osaka-Kansai Expo to be left for the future (Atsuko Ishikawa)
Speaking in Yumeshima - A new way of communicating from the venue (Fumihiko Ichikawa)
Regarding the Bösendorfer piano in the Austrian Pavilion (Satsuki Inoue)
The world unseen from the layout of the venue (Yasushi Iwata)
Memories of the Expo - 1851-2025 (Atsuko Ukai)
The future image seen in the Osaka-Kansai Expo (Koji Kanda)
To the exhibition organizers of the future (Kyohei Kishida)
The Expo seen from religious culture (Ayako Kimishima)
The Commons Pavilion as a place of co-creation at the Expo - From the experience of exhibition support practice (Kenji Sotome)
Is a unified theme necessary? - We still have more to say (Mayuko Sano)
The 'infection' phenomenon caused by the theme project production system (Yuji Sawada)
Have the main exhibits of the Expo changed? (Akihiko Shigyō)
What conveys Japan (Mari Shirayama)
Anne of the Canadian Pavilion (Kenji Suzuki)
Eiichi Shibusawa's visit to the 2025 Expo (Hitoshi Sekine)
The absence of the Paris Expo in the present day - Plans for 1989 and 2025 (Keiko Teramoto)
Regarding legacy (Hiromitsu Nakamaki)
Invisible integration, invisible crisis - The image of Europe in 2025 (Kazuhiro Nose)
The festival plaza and the Shine Hat (Kaori Hasegawa)
Distinguished guests arrive! Osaka-Kansai Expo (Izuru Makihara)
The Expo as - From the declaration "Palestine is here" (Itsuki Masuda)
The afterimage of the Expo - The inheritance of craft culture (Yukari Muto)
The Japanese Pavilion seen from the transition of "exhibition design" (Seiichiro Mori)

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