Sustainability
Uzbekistan's vision for the future is rooted in sustainability. This is reflected in countless initiatives, from the nation's green transportation plans to its clean energy projects – and it's also deeply embedded into the spirit of the Uzbekistan Pavilion. The "garden" of the Pavilion at its apex is home to a "forest" of trees, brought to life using sustainably sourced timber from nine locations across Japan – and as indicated in the map below, each wood is defined by its own unique characteristics and processes, heritage and stories.


Gentle and strong, that's Tokushima cedar.

Chigashira Town, Tottori Prefecture, the Town of Japanese Cedar

Wakayama Kishu Lumber

Osaka Minami-Kawachi Ohashiyama Forestry

"2021 Friendship Agreement: 1300 Years of History from Uda Forests to Muroji Temple"

Shipment of Osaka Expo pavilion materials ~From the forests of Izumo, Shimane Prefecture

About Obi-Sugi, Miyazaki Prefecture

The charm of Hita cedar

Minamata,
Kumamoto Prefecture
Kumamoto Prefecture