More than 150 countries and agencies are participating in this historic Tihasik event. Its central theme is – “the structure of the future society of our life”, a future that has equality, peace and stability for publicity.
The UN pavilion is divided into four main categories. At the entrance, the audience welcomes a timeframe that reflects the history of the United Nations and its various organizations. After that the ‘Orb Room’ comes, where daily items appear on the walls such as telephone, health kit and even gun. Through all of this, various roles of the United Nations have been explained.
After that, the audience was part of an immersed video experience in the third area. This video not only shows a glimpse of the current problem, but if we follow the path of sustainable development, the future also tells what the future might look like.
The last region is a rotating exhibition, which varies from time to time and highlights various UN agencies, whose work area is full of global diversity.
The experiences of visitors coming to this pavilion are as varied as this exhibition.
Kanko The emerging video has fascinated a lot. He said, “I felt as if I was in a forest surrounded by trees and animals.
Mico’s Techie Describing the video as “very attractive” he said that not only the problems of the world, but also their solutions were shown. This experience was full of expectations.
Phil Malon This is because this video was equally understandable for both youth and elderly. He said, “The video’s message about the rights and responsibilities of people towards the environment was completely clear.”
Tomoyuki cadocura He shared that he stood in Qatar and played an interactive quiz, which gave him a lot of new education about the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). He said, “In Japan we usually focus on the goals related to environment and cost, but here I have found deep information about poverty and human rights.”
Takato sida Although he is studying about SDGs at school, he did not first guess that progress in achieving these goals in many places in the world is so slow. He particularly liked the part where the role of UN volunteers was highlighted.
Stomach Appreciating the orb room, he said that he had not known before that there were many UN strange companies. He learned a lot through interactive display – “It is a great way to know about UN work in the field of sports for children.”
There itself, Alcohol He said, “The UN Pavilion forced me to think about how to change myself to contribute to SDG and world peace. When I go home, I will definitely think what I can do personally.”