Japan - Expo Zaragoza 2008
Japan offers the Expo the relationship between its nature, culture and science and the water environment. Continuity is thus given to the Aichi ideology, where useful technological solutions were presented to solve problems on a global scale, with contrasting information on water in the world.
After the waiting hall, where different current aspects of the country combining the most advanced technologies in the world with traditional culture are presented, the visitor moves on to the first room of the enclosure, where he or she boards a boat that takes him or her back from present-day Spain to Japan 200 years ago. Here they will find the knowledge and traditional techniques of a people who developed their identity through their relationship with water. The images that appear reproduce authentic Ukiyo-e engravings, showing a society that lived in perfect harmony with the cycles of nature.
In the second part, the public has the opportunity to learn about the critical situations that occur in the world regarding water. Japan presents one of the successes of its most advanced technology: a simulator that predicts, in the long term, the variations in the environment of this resource in the world.
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