The first part covers the following pavilions: USA, Russia, UK, Germany, France, United Africa Pavilion, Central Africa, Gambia, Ethiopia, Sudan, Namibia, Japan, Brazil
USA Pavilion - Embracing the Challenge
National Pavilion Day: July 2
The pavilion is located at Area C of the Expo Park. It covers an area of 6,000 square meters and has a budget of 61 million US dollars. The appearance simulates an eagle with spreading wings ready to fly. The pavilion is divided into four exhibition spaces. The first three exhibition halls are three-act virtual Journey to America film displays of about eight minutes in length, with the first act being The Spirit of America, which celebrates the values of freedom, diversity and innovation in the U.S.; the second being The Garden, which demonstrates the relationship between individual and community development; and the third being Opportunity and Innovation, which shows sustainable development under science and technology innovation. Act IV is a walk-through exhibition. Creative production of the galleries was handled by BRC Imagination Arts, a two-time Oscar-nominated company that has been designing and building theme parks, museums and special effects theaters for more than 28 years.
Key attractions
Act 1: "The American Spirit"
The 500-seat screening space features three giant widescreens that show a wide variety of images of Americans. Greetings of openness, camaraderie, and optimism: "The spirit of building a better world unites us - no matter what country or nationality we come from."
Special U.S. Fourth of July performances
July 2: American bluegrass singer Abigail Abigail Washburn performs solo and the USC Marching Band tours.
July 4: Acclaimed classical soprano Angela Brown. Angela Brown leads concert, Ohio State University Alumni Marching Band tour.
Jazz concert: "An American Tradition"
Three Grammy-winning singers: jazz piano virtuoso Herbie? Hancock, jazz diva Dee Dee Bridgwater, and rock and roll Latin album winners the Ozumatri Band.
Performance: May 13-14
Chinese Americans "The People's Wall"
A wall of hundreds of digital displays presents tens of thousands of photographs of Chinese Americans at once, with the images switching constantly according to Chinese surnames.
Act II: 3D movie "The Garden"
"City Tower": a half-ring, five sideways towering, 13-meter-high, irregularly geometric giant screen.
The imagination and passion of a little girl transforms a dilapidated, abandoned corner of the city into a lush, colorful garden.
No lines, no translation required, the story is told entirely through images, sound effects and music.
A four-dimensional simulation of breezes, raindrops, blizzards, and the swaying of trees and grass.
Russia Pavilion - The City of the Future in Children's Dreams
National Pavilion Day: September 28
Cultural Activity Days: May 1, June 12 (Russia's Independence Day), August 22, September 28
Introduction of the Russia Pavilion:
The Pavilion is located in Area C of the World Expo Park. It occupies an area of 6,500 square meters, with a total investment of 1.1 billion rubles (about 24.86 million yuan). The pavilion consists of three basic architectural elements: 12 platinum towers, a "Civilization Cube" suspended in the clouds on the basis of the towers, and a huge indoor urban planning installation. Surrounded by towers, each tower resembles a giant flower petal, and the entire venue is like a flower in full bloom. The fa?ade of the "Civilization Cube" can be moved to create the illusion of a "Wall of Life" through reflection and refraction. The exhibition hall*** is divided into two floors, with the giant interior installation located in the center of the pavilion's patio. The core idea of the exhibition is to reflect Russia's unique experience and tradition in the construction and development of engineering and technology.
Main attractions
The 12 platinum towers
are 20 meters high, and their openworked tops are painted with traditional decorative motifs of the Russian nationalities in white, red and gold, symbolizing holiness, joy and harvest. The number 12 represents a tribute to Chinese philosophy.
Giant Indoor Urban Planning Installation: City of Flowers
Three giant columns decorated with greenery support the roof, which is surrounded by installations of giant sunflowers, scarecrows, and bark huts, while the walls are decorated with paintings of Russian children's imaginings of the future city, and the ceiling is decorated with a giant mushroom sewer, which is rendered with the aid of 3D technology.
The design is inspired by the famous Soviet children's writer Nikolai Nosov's work "Little Nothing". Nosov's work "The Adventures of Little Ignorance":
In a fairy tale city lived some dwarfs. Each dwarf was as tall as a small cucumber. Their city was very beautiful. Flowers grew all around the houses, daisies, mums, and dandelions. Even the streets were named after flowers: Tumbleweed Street, Mother Daisy Boulevard, Cornflower Street Garden. And the city itself is called the City of Flowers.
--Nikolai? The Adventures of Little Ignorance by Nikolai Nosov
Showroom of Innovations: New Generation of Energy Sources
Preparation of the exhibition: Atomic Energy Innovations Center of the state-owned Atomenergoprom
Exhibits: Fast Neutron Reactors, Floating Nuclear Power Thermal Power Plants, Nuclear-powered Icebreakers, Water Purification Technologies, Superconductivity Products.
Russian Cities Exhibition
Vladivostok: the site of the 2012 APEC summit.
Kazan: site of the 2013 World University Games.
Sochi: home of the 2014 Winter Olympics.
Also Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarvik, Khanty-Mansiysk.
Food:
Tower 3 has two fine-dining restaurants, and Tower 2 has a fast-food outdoor cafe.
Specialty menus: Russian "noble" cabbage soup, smoked sturgeon in horseradish sauce, artisanal ice cream with fresh berries.
British Pavilion
Heritage of the classics, forging the future
National Pavilion Day: September 8
The pavilion is located in Area C of the Expo site. The building was designed by Thomas? Heswick studio design, nicknamed "Dandelion". By the British eight government departments *** together funded 25 million pounds to build. The venue is a roofless, open park consisting of a series of corridors, the core of which is a 6-story, cubic structure of the "Seed Sanctuary". According to the different corridors, the exhibition is divided into "Green City", "Outdoor City", "Seed Sanctuary", "Vibrant City The exhibition is divided into five sections: "Green City", "Outdoor City", "Seed Sanctuary", "Vibrant City" and "London 2012 Olympics", and six thematic months on the themes of Diversity, Technology and Innovation, Health and Wellbeing, Resources, Interconnectedness and Opportunity.
Key attractions
"Seed Sanctuary"
Consisting of 60,000 slender, transparent, glowing acrylic tentacles, each 7.5 meters long, the bottom of which is inserted into the interior of the pavilion, and the top of which contains seeds of different kinds and shapes. Different kinds of seeds with different forms are embedded at the top. The seeds come from the Kunming Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
The Hanging City
Located in the "Outdoor City" section of the second corridor, the pavilion is a miniature version of a typical British city, arranged in groups of typical urban structures, with iconic British architectural design. The "Light and Rain" activation device projects light in the form of "clouds" to create an animated effect of falling rain.
British Pavilion staff uniforms
Designed by Marks & Spencer. T-shirts and polo shirts with a gray British Pavilion dandelion logo on top, and a variety of pants and skirts that echo the gray British Pavilion logo and its off-white color scheme. With a British beige flag patterned bandana.
National Pavilion Arts Week
Sept. 6: Oxford University Drama Society performance and networking.
September 7: London Symphony Orchestra 2010 Rolls-Royce China Tour Expo Stop.
September 8: The Swan's Journey (youth version of Swan Lake), a collaboration between English National Ballet and Shanghai Ballet.
Premiere on June 14, 2010 at the Royal Albert Hall.
September 10: National Youth Theatre of Great Britain series.
Film: Love and Money
7-minute short film showcasing British design, shown simultaneously in the UK Pavilion and on six large screens in the Expo.
Germany Pavilion - Harmonious City
National Pavilion Day: May 19
The pavilion is located in Area C of the Expo site. It covers an area of 6,000 square meters and is 20 meters high, with a total investment of 30 million euros. The main body consists of three geometries supported by three bases and suspended and one cone, with 420 underground piles and 175 above ground steel piles, the total length of the piles is more than 6 kilometers. The fa?ade is wrapped in 12,000 square meters of innovative fabric in a silver luminous mesh that regulates the room temperature inside the pavilion. The four zones are connected by a gallery along a predetermined route: Harbor New Look, Future Planning Room, Humanities Garden, Invention Archive, Innovation Factory, Park, Behind-the-Scenes View, Joy Theater, Vitality Plaza, and Powerhouse. Two virtual interpreters, "Yan Si" and "Yan Yan", will escort visitors through the galleries.
Main attractions
Metallic interactive ball in the Powerhouse exhibition hall
3 meters in diameter, weighing 1.23 tons, with 400,000 light-emitting diodes installed on its exterior.
It can sense shouts and air flow, swing, rotate, change colors and present images for 7 minutes per presentation.
VIP: Art of the Month
May, airbrushed "LIDL Supermarket by the Streets of Boxhagen," EVOL.
June, oil on canvas "Audience," Tom? Fleischhauer.
July, oil painting "In the Middle", Sebastian? Schrader.
August, airbrush painting "Iceberg M1", Gregor? Stefan.
September, photography "Karlstrasse", Yolanda? Von Hagen. Hagen.
October, inkjet print "Hut ha01", Jürgen? Ziel.
National Pavilion Day Celebration
Venue: Sunnyvale Plaza
Performances: Human Beat Box, Octet of Young European Classical Orchestra, Mozart's 10th Serenade, Pops Orchestra Serenade No. 10, Pops Orchestra "Two Rooms".
German Night: Shanghai's "Red Square", improvisation and arrangement by renowned musician Konrad, Sichuan Opera's interpretation of Brecht's "The Caucasian Tale of the Grey Mantle", and a performance by Aerosol from Berlin's hip-hop base.
First week of June: Creative Berlin
Large-scale video program: "Cool Code - a film version of an encyclopedia about youth buzzword programming"
Band Berlin: DJ and VJ culture
Fashion Show: Design fashion show by new designers
Exhibition: "Close your eyes and see the world with your body", touch the Brandenburg Gate and other Berlin landmarks in the darkness
Gastronomy: Located in the hall on the first floor of the pavilion, 400 square meters are divided into a German restaurant, a VIP area and a beer house, with ingredients and bar equipment imported from Germany.
Specialties: Bavarian roasted pork knuckle, Rhenish beef stew in vinegar, German roasted sausage, egg noodle lumps.
Opening hours: 9:30-22:30
French Pavilion - Sensual City
National Pavilion Day: June 21
Cultural Activity Days: May 1, June 21, July 14, October 31
The Pavilion is located in Area C of the Expo site. It covers an area of 6,000 square meters. The building was designed by Jacques? Ferrier's team, the outer layer is supported by a grid made of fiber concrete, the exterior is a four-sided geometric form that floats on the horizontal plane, and the interior is a French vertical garden with an investment budget of 50 million euros. In addition, Dassault Systèmes has set up a 3D virtual France Pavilion, which can realize online 3D real-time and 360-degree view of the whole pavilion for virtual visits and interactions, as well as virtual five-sense experience through some mini-games. A VIP reception room is set up on the third floor of the pavilion.
Main attractions
Orsay Museum of Art seven art treasures, individual pieces are worth more than 100 million euros, transported in seven times to Shanghai
The Balcony, Manet / Women at the Coffee Pot, Cézanne / The Dressing Room, Bonnard / The Ballroom of the Arles, Van Gogh / The Dining Room (aka Bananas), Gauguin / The Evening Clock, Miller / The Bronze Age. Rodin, Sculpture.
Contemporary Exhibition of Chinese and French Artists
Homage to Monet, Oil on Canvas, 1991, 200cm×486cm
Zao Wou-ki, who came to France in 1948, was elected member of the Académie des Beaux-Arts of France in 2002 Stage Musical: Tenderness in France (Douce France)
Performance Time: June 2010 June 21, 2010
Producer/Writer: Jacques Bercis. Jacques Bechth
Starring Nathalie Lermitte and others
Friends: Alain Delon Delon
Soundtracks: "This is Paris", "Rue Pigalle", "Moulin Rouge", "A Parisian Boy", "On the Champs-Elysées", "Falling Leaves", "My Man", "Parisian Life", "The Merchant's Melancholy", "The Willows and the Blossoms", "Toulouse", "Carcassonne", "The Sea", "Boulevard du Garnibier", "Belle Isle de la Mer" and others.
6 lectures by members of the Académie Nationale de France
Gabriel? Mr. Gaborriel de? Mr. Gabrielle de Bourhaogly, President of the French National Academies; Ms. Elena Dangos, President of the French National Academies. Ms. Carlyle Dangos, Académie fran?aise; Mr. Marc Fumaroli, President of the Académie fran?aise. Mr. Marc Fumaroli, Institut fran?ais d'inscription et d'amélioration; Mr. Jean-Marie Lane, Académie fran?aise. Mr. Jean-Marie Lane, Académie fran?aise; Mr. Paul Andreu, école des Beaux-Arts. Mr. Paul Andreu, école des Beaux-Arts; Mr. Jean-Robert Pitte, école fran?aise d'Ethique et de Politique. Mr. Pitt, French Academy of Ethics and Political Science.
14th Tours
"French Romantic Wedding Ceremony"
Mayor Germain of Tours personally witnessed the wedding.
Newlyweds will receive a numbered certificate and a gift, and will be entered into a special drawing for a free week-long trip to France.
Food: 6SENS
The chefs are the Bossel brothers, whose Mediterranean cooking was awarded three Michelin stars in 1998.
Located on the top floor of the France Pavilion, it seats 120 indoors and 160 outdoors. It serves high-class French food, traditional French cuisine, business lunches and fast food, and can also organize cocktail parties.
Specialties: ultra-thin raw beef with scallop salad in orange balsamic vinaigrette, slow-roasted candied lemon fish fillet, and more.
Simple meal: 300RMB
Formal meal: 500RMB
Opening hours: 11:00 to 22:00
Africa United Pavilion
Malawian teenagers perform martial arts on May 1 at Africa Square.
All 43 exhibitors in the Africa Pavilion have declared to the organizers that they will perform African songs, dances, drumming and other activities on National Pavilion Day, which will take place in the Cultural Center's Great Hall, Africa Square, and the central stage in the Africa Pavilion, as well as in the pavilions of each participating country.
The pavilion is located in Area C of the Expo Park. Building area of more than 26,000 square meters, is the Shanghai World Expo 11 joint pavilion in the largest one. *** Counting 42 African countries and 1 international organization (AU) in the African Joint Pavilion for display, each country's display area of about 225 square meters, the sales area of 65 square meters. Built up by more than 10,000 pieces of steel structure, the Africa Joint Pavilion looks like a huge square treasure box. On the facade of the pavilion, trees, deserts, seagulls, giraffes and other wall paintings outline the unique diversity of the African continent, showing the ancient civilization and vitality of Africa. Inside the pavilion, the participating countries are in different forms of interpretation of the original flavor of Africa.
Recommended activities for National Pavilion Day
Cape Verde National Pavilion Day on July 10: "Barefoot Women Singers" performance "Barefoot Women Singers" by Cesaria Efra (Cesaria Efra). Evora (Cesaria Evora) is a national treasure of the West African island nation of Cape Verde, known as Cape Verde's traditional music "MORNA" Queen. Cesaria Evora is the winner of the 2001 Best World Music Album Award and the 2003 Best Contemporary World Music Album Award at the 46th Annual Grammy Awards.
Burundi Pavilion Day, July 3: Performance by the Burundi Drum Troupe
One of the world's finest percussion groups, the Burundi Drum Troupe has toured the world many times since the 1960s. The performance at the Expo is dominated by rhythmic drumming, with huge instruments arranged in a semicircle on the stage and drummers starting to dance to the beat of the drums. The drummers spin and jump around the drums, and the strong drum beats make people's hearts pound.
Cameroon Pavilion Day, Oct. 3: Cameroon National Dance Troupe
One of the most famous modern dance troupes in Africa, the Cameroon National Dance Troupe participated in the 2008 Olympic "Africa Night" gala, and its dance moves show the perfect unity of tradition and modernity.
Central Africa Pavilion - Prosperity of Urban Economy
Visitors will be accompanied by rare animals in Central Africa, walk through the winding roads, step to the beat of enthusiastic Pygmy music, and get closer to the natural ecology and bounty of Central Africa, and experience the charm of Central African cities.
The Gambia Pavilion-Changing our lives for the better
The Gambia is located in the westernmost part of the African continent. The Natural Scenery Pavilion showcases the rich ecological resources of The Gambia, such as birds and chimpanzees. The City Life Zone will showcase the world-famous village of Juffure, as well as statues representing the symbols of serf emancipation and the World Heritage Site of James Island.
Ethiopia Pavilion
Comprehensive Heritage of Cities - The Ethiopian Experience
Ethiopia, located in East Africa and home to eight World Heritage Sites, will showcase its ancient civilization, the best of its wisdom, and the course of its urban civilization inherited from centuries past, as well as how it has preserved its cultural traditions and monuments with an inclusive attitude to meet the challenges of urbanization.
Sudan Pavilion - Cities and Peace
The Sudan Pavilion, located in North Africa, demonstrates the significance of peace for the development of the Sudan through the display of historical features, peace building and urban development achievements. The whole exhibition area has a strong Arab style, full of mysterious Sahara desert flavor.
Namibia Pavilion-Experiencing the diversity of life
Namibia is located in Southern Africa, and the pavilion interprets Namibia's traditional way of life, the remodeling of urban communities, and the protection of nature and wildlife, which will show a splendid and colorful Namibia.
Other key attractions
Giant "African Faces" art wall
The sculpture of a female head called Lucy is based on the fossilized skull of Lucy, a female ape. "Lucy, who lived on the African continent 3.2 million years ago, is the earliest known human ancestor.
African Culture Thematic Exhibition Area
More than 100 pieces of wonderful artifacts from various parts of Africa, including masks, cloth weaving, grass weaving, wood carving, stone carving, pottery, bronze casting, musical instruments and paintings.
Introducing African culture, showcasing African culture and feeling its contribution to the world.
African Costume Show
African models from Africa wrap, drape, tie and bind African national fabrics in a modern way, thus interpreting the fashionable, dynamic and different African style.
Africa Bazaar
Exhibition hall: both ends of the exhibition hall, nearly 3,000 square meters.
Theme of the bazaar: display and sale of local goods from participating countries.
Specific goods: Adinka canvas of the Ashanti people, Kuba cloth of the Congo, Kende cloth of Ghana, stone carvings of the Shona people of Zimbabwe, wood carvings of the Makonde people of East Africa, bronze carvings of the Ile-Ife people and Benin people of West Africa, and a wide range of traditional African musical instruments and masks of different ethnic groups.
Special cultural performances on the daily public *** stage
Performances: 5 per day
Performances: Uganda's royal dances, love dances at the Sudanese wedding ceremonies, Djibouti's Afar song and dance and knife dances, the characteristic Togolese copper mask dances, the large-scale music and dance drama brought by the Seychelles' ZEZ band, special musical instrument performances from countries such as the Congo, Mali, Benin and Niger, and so on. Niger, and other countries' characteristic musical instrument performance and fashion show, Rwanda, Niger, Cameroon and other countries' national dance troupe's classic program.
"African Stories" reality show
Themes:
Weaving show, weaving show, dress show, special musical instrument show, carving show, hair braiding show, tattoo show, jewelry making show.
Demonstration focus:
Actual processing methods and craftsmanship of each theme.
Cuisine:
HAKUNA MATATA African Theme Restaurant
"HAKUNA MATATA" is a Swahili word meaning "carefree life".
The restaurant offers a variety of delicious traditional African cuisine, allowing visitors to experience African food culture while promoting cultural exchanges and development between China and Africa, and enhancing mutual understanding between Chinese and African people.
Japan Pavilion - Peace of Mind, Peace of Skill
National Pavilion Day: June 12
Cultural Activity Day: June 12-18 (Japan Week)
The pavilion is located in Area A of the Expo site. Covering an area of 6,000 square meters, it is the largest pavilion in the history of Japan's participation in the World Expo. The pavilion, nicknamed the "Purple Silkworm Island" (かいこじま), is wrapped in an ultra-lightweight "membrane structure" containing a solar power generator, and its curved lavender dome resembles a giant silk cocoon. The pavilion is divided into three sections, "Past", "Present" and "Future", and displays more than 40 items of the latest cutting-edge technology in a variety of forms, including comics, robots, CG, and musicals. The latest cutting-edge technology.
Main attractions
Breathing building
Exterior power generation membrane: the world's first built-in amorphous silicon solar membrane.
Circulating Breathing Column: An environmental circulation system integrated with the building's internal structural body (columns), which utilizes the effects of natural energy such as sunlight, rainwater, and air to reduce the environmental load.
Environmental and energy-saving technologies: about 20 environmental technologies such as eco-cars, power generation floors, household fuel cell combinations, power generation windows, hydrogen to iron technology innovations, and carbon dioxide separation, recycling and storage technologies.
Hall 1: "The Surprise of Connections"
The continuity of cultural connections between China and Japan since the time of the Tang dynasty and the independent development of Japanese culture are shown through a winding ribbon screen, a physical display of Japanese Nishijin textiles, and a movie show.
The second exhibition hall: from "connection of knowledge" to "connection of heart"
Japanese life style display, physical display, experiential display, and spatial performances combining images and modeling restore Japanese life with nature in all seasons of the year. **The Japanese style of life in the four seasons of the year is restored.
The third exhibition hall: "Connection of the Heart" and "Future Harmony"
Story: Japan-China Cooperation to Protect the Crested Ibis
Directors: Rong Nianzeng (Chinese), Sato Noboru (Japanese)
Performances: Chinese Kun Opera, Japanese Noh Opera
Highlight: The i-Real, which appeared in the performance, is a single-seat personal vehicle that realizes the desire of human beings to travel freely with minimal energy consumption.
Latest tech products on display
Violin-playing robot: skillful at vibrating strings and drawing bows.
"Universal Camera": ultra-high-definition, super-zoom, automatically recognizes smiles and takes pictures.
"Living Wall": 3 of the world's largest 152-inch plasma screens form a 10-meter-wide image wall. Exhibition of Japanese Cultural Heritage
"Precision Reproduction" technology restores Japanese cultural heritage: "Picture of the God of Wind and Thunder" (Omotoya Sotatsu), "Picture of Flowers and Birds of the Four Seasons" (Kano Motonobu), and "Picture of an Old Plum" (Kano Yamazuki).
Brazil Pavilion - Dynamic City, Energetic Brazil
National Pavilion Day: June 3
The Pavilion is located in Area C of the Expo site. It covers an area of 2,000 square meters and has a budget of 35 million US dollars. The pavilion has three major exhibition halls: "City Scenery", "Dynamic City, Energetic Brazil" and "Happy Brazil". The "City Scenery" exhibition hall features a 170 square meter city style tunnel with 192 LCD monitors of different sizes forming a large 3.1 meter LCD TV wall with touchable and rotatable screens. The "Dynamic City, Vibrant Brazil" exhibition hall covers an area of 390.5 square meters, with four large panoramic screens measuring 12 meters by 4 meters, presenting the central theme of the Brazilian Pavilion - the throbbing city. The "Happy Brazil" exhibition hall covers an area of 390.5 square meters, focusing on Brazilian soccer, dance and music.
Key attractions - the pavilion looks like a bird's nest, and its design comes from the "slum chair"
The main body of the Brazilian Pavilion is made up of thousands of asymmetrically placed wooden strips. The design is based on the Favela Chair, a masterpiece by the Campana brothers, who are excellent furniture designers.
Several of their works are in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
National Pavilion Day Special Events:
Paulo? Coelho Lecture and 30-minute mini-concert (invitation required).
Expo Center: 100-minute musical show.
Plaza de las Americas: 2 morning and 3 medium-sized afternoon recitals.
Brazil Pavilion: Barbatuque band percussion show, soccer show, capoeira.
Brazil Pavilion September Events
Carlinhos de Jesus Samba Classes
Lucelia Santos' Movie: Destiny, China-Brazil Co-Production
5 Apex-Brazil Theme Forums
May 19th ～ 20: IT and Digital Technology
June 17-18: Science, Technology and Innovation
July 6: Energy as a Driving Force for Brazilian Cities
September 8-9: Water and Sustainability
October 8-9: Urban Renewal
The 2014 FIFA World Cup Host Cities Theme
every other week This program will cover regional culture, economy, science and technology, gastronomy, design, handicrafts and products in the form of 16:9 traditional images from 10 different video sources, which will be shown repeatedly on the walls of both sides of the "Cityscape" gallery.
May: Rio de Janeiro, Brasília
June: S?o Paulo, Porto Alegre
July: Belo Horizonte, Curitiba
August: Fortaleza, Natal
September: Manaus, Cuiabá
October: Recife, Salvador
A full range of interactive systems in the "Dynamic City, Energetic Brazil" exhibition hall
Surrounded by 26 Full HD projectors on the floor and ceiling***, the sidewalks of Copacabana, the sand of the Brazilian beaches, the floor covered with seeds, a creek will be displayed.
Gastronomy:
A small business restaurant and a popular restaurant with a total area of 115 square meters, featuring a stage of 16 square meters.
Chef: Marcos Shiro, born in S?o Paulo to Japanese and Italian parents, was the chef of the Australian Pavilion at the Expo in Aichi, Japan in 2005. He is currently working at the German Embassy in London as chef of a Portuguese restaurant.