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Pavilions
What you will find at the venue, pavilion by pavilion: the 12 Village exhibitors, four theme shops, the Association’s three facilities and the Yokohama City and Kanagawa Prefecture pavilions, with the announcements and articles about each.
Village exhibitors (12)
Corporate and group pavilions in the five Villages that combine exhibits and hands-on experiences.
| Pavilion | Exhibitor | In brief | Official site |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tokyu Group Pavilion | Tokyu Group | Themed “GREEN LIFESTYLE 2050”: a way of living where nature and the city merge, and activities where visitors help build the future. | Open the official site |
| KT GROUP Mobi+ | KT Group | Vehicles that carry energy to where it is needed: a pavilion about mobility and energy. | Open the official site |
| NTT EAST Pavilion | NTT East | Hands-on exhibits about a society where industry, nature and culture are in harmony, which NTT East calls a “Well-being society”. Construction began in April 2026. | Open the official site |
| Obayashi Mori Sora Mirai | Obayashi Corporation | A pavilion where visitors experience the world the Obayashi Group is aiming for, with the planet, society and people in balance. | Open the official site |
| Mitsubishi Future Pavilion | Mitsubishi Group | An enjoyable look at why people, nature and society must coexist, and a nudge to act together. | Open the official site |
| KAJIMA TREE | Kajima Corporation | Timber from the Grand Ring of Expo 2025 Osaka, reworked with advanced technology into a symbol of GREEN×EXPO. Kajima received the Ring’s timber. | Open the official site |
| Daiwa House Group Endless Heart Park | Daiwa House Group | “We Build Future Living”: wind, sun, water and greenery overlap and change to show a view of the future. | Open the official site |
| Yasashiku Naritai STUDIO | Toho Leo | Reuses Panasonic Group’s Expo 2025 pavilion “Nomo no Kuni”. Themed on “eight-year-old adults”. | Open the official site |
| Takenaka Group Kurukuruku | Takenaka Group | Carries the words “towards a regenerative, well-being future”. Visitors experience the circulation of life and form through materials. | Open the official site |
| Sumitomo Forestry Pavilion “Hyaku no Mori” | Sumitomo Forestry | Exhibits and experiences from a company that has worked with forests and trees since 1691. Attendant recruitment began in May 2026. | Open the official site |
| SOTETSU PARK | Sotetsu Group | An area where children meet nature and learn through play, centred on a railway car (the new 13000 series) that stands for the future. | Open the official site |
| Shimizu Forest Town | Shimizu Corporation | A children-first place to learn about the planet by seeing, touching and making. | Open the official site |
Theme shops (4)
Operators that build a garden or plaza together with a shop or restaurant that expresses the Expo’s concept.
| Pavilion | Exhibitor | In brief | Official site |
|---|---|---|---|
| The power behind “Itadakimasu” | JA Group | Japanese farm produce and the country’s food and farming. | Open the official site |
| HONEY HARMONY GARDEN | Marucho | The chain of small lives (honeybees) and a prompt to think about the future of nature and food. | — |
| ORAGA VILLAGE | Meiji Group | The satoyama countryside at the root of the Meiji Group’s business. | — |
| Yamazaki “Tomorrow’s Bright Table” Pavilion | Yamazaki Baking Group | Peace of mind at today’s table and hopes for tomorrow’s, through exhibits and tastings. | — |
Association and government facilities (3)
Exhibition facilities built by the organisers. Nicknames for the Theme Pavilion and the Horticultural Culture Pavilion were sought in June 2026.
| Pavilion | Exhibitor | In brief | Official site |
|---|---|---|---|
| Theme Pavilion | GREEN×EXPO Association | “All life is connected.” Centred on plants, which make up over 80% of Earth’s biomass, with science presented through art and entertainment. Visitors are encouraged to act on nature-based solutions (NbS). | Open the official site |
| Horticultural Culture Pavilion | GREEN×EXPO Association | Japan’s own horticultural aesthetics and techniques, handed down since the Edo period, shown through real objects and hands-on experiences. | Open the official site |
| Japan Government Garden | Government of Japan (MLIT and MAFF) | “Rethinking Japan’s view of nature and moving forward”: traditional garden craft plus new farming technology and green infrastructure, indoors and out. | Open the official site |
Yokohama City and Kanagawa Prefecture pavilions (2)
Pavilions by the host city and prefecture.
| Pavilion | Exhibitor | In brief | Official site |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yokohama City Pavilion | City of Yokohama | The city’s pavilion, hosting exhibits by sponsor companies and groups. Staff uniforms are made by Ryohin Keikaku from collected clothing. | Open the official site |
| Vibrant INOCHI Forest Kanagawa Pavilion | Kanagawa Prefecture | Themed on every life shining. Mascots are the leaf characters VIBRANTs and Momon, a young flying squirrel. Exhibits include a blue whale skull, a digital globe and a flowerbed built with Expo 2025 Grand Ring timber. | Open the official site |
Source: expo2027yokohama.or.jp (as of 2026.09.11)
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MACNICA Green Tech Messe gets two exhibit zones, and Macnica plans self-driving electric buses on the Expo site
Macnica outlined its MACNICA Green Tech Messe pavilion on 16 September 2026: two exhibit zones, and self-driving electric buses to carry visitors around the site.
NEKKO, IROHA-GARDEN and HANAMEGURI: the three Association pavilions get nicknames, and NEKKO's six zones are revealed
On 15 September 2026 the GREEN×EXPO Association named its three pavilions NEKKO, IROHA-GARDEN and HANAMEGURI, and revealed the six zones inside NEKKO.
©Expo 2027 (GREEN×EXPO Association press release, 15 September 2026)
HANAMEGURI: 21 season-long and 227 nine-day exhibitors behind a kumiko facade reused from Dubai and Osaka
On 15 September 2026 the builders of the indoor hall HANAMEGURI gave exhibitor numbers and dates: 21 season-long and 227 nine-day exhibitors, facade done by end of September.
TSP Taiyo press release, 15 September 2026, via PR TIMES. Image: Yuko Nagayama & Associates
Mika Ninagawa's Expo works: flower beds on the TAISEI GREEN TERRACE and projection mapping on a former powder magazine
On 15 September 2026 the GREEN×EXPO Association revealed Mika Ninagawa's two Expo works: the TAISEI GREEN TERRACE and a projection show on a former powder magazine.
Taisei Corporation press release, 15 September 2026, via PR TIMES
Hyaku no Mori pavilion: from a tunnel to a rooftop deck, opening with a question, protect forests or fell trees
On 15 September 2026 Sumitomo Forestry revealed the route through its GREEN×EXPO 2027 pavilion Hyaku no Mori: a tunnel, a theatre, a museum and a rooftop deck.
Sumitomo Forestry press release, 15 September 2026, via PR TIMES
GREEN×EXPO 2027 pavilions at a glance: from the 12 Village exhibitors to the Kanagawa Pavilion
The 21 pavilions and shops at GREEN×EXPO 2027 as of September 2026: 12 Village exhibitors, 4 theme shops, 3 official facilities and 2 local-government pavilions.
©Expo 2027 (GREEN×EXPO Association press release, 22 June 2026)
KAJIMA TREE: Kajima Corporation's Grand Ring Timber Village Pavilion
Kajima Corporation's Village pavilion KAJIMA TREE at GREEN×EXPO 2027 reuses Grand Ring timber from Expo 2025 in a tower of about 60 metres, begun in June 2026.
GREEN×EXPO 2027 Kanagawa Pavilion: Vibrant INOCHI Forest's Mascots, Gardens and Musical
Kanagawa's Vibrant INOCHI Forest pavilion at GREEN×EXPO 2027: its mascots, theatre film, exhibits, gardens using Grand Ring timber and an original musical.
Kanagawa Prefecture press release, 3 September 2026 (via PR TIMES)
SOTETSU PARK: Sotetsu Group's children's area with the new 13000 series train at GREEN×EXPO 2027
Sotetsu Group's "SOTETSU PARK" at GREEN×EXPO 2027: a dated timeline of the 13000 series train delivery, the Plarail toy and the Mitsukyo Station vending machine.
Sotetsu Group press release, 28 August 2026 (via PR TIMES)
Yasashiku Naritai. STUDIO: Toho Leo's Village Pavilion Reusing Nomo no Kuni
Toho Leo's GREEN×EXPO 2027 Village pavilion "Yasashiku Naritai. STUDIO" reuses Panasonic's Expo 2025 pavilion Nomo no Kuni and collaborates with Kyoto Sangyo University.
Toho Leo press release, 25 May 2026 (via PR TIMES)
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