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Joel Tansey
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Writer and Editor, The Japan Times
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By Joel Tansey Verified| The Japan Times Verified The Osaka Expo opened its doors Sunday to the first of what organizers hope will be 28.2 million visitors over the next six months. A day after Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba expressed hopes that the expo can bring together a world that he called “divided,” the general public got its first look at the massive Grand Ring, designed to symbolize unity, and the roughly 160 pavilions by participating nations, regions and organizations.
By Joel Tansey Verified| The Japan Times Verified The Osaka Expo opened its doors Sunday to the first of what organizers hope will be 28.2 million visitors over the next six months. A day after Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba expressed hopes that the expo can bring together a world that he called “divided,” the general public got its first look at the massive Grand Ring, designed to symbolize unity, and the roughly 160 pavilions by participating nations, regions and organizations.
By Joel Tansey Verified| The Japan Times Verified The Osaka Expo opened its doors Sunday to the first of what organizers hope will be 28.2 million visitors over the next six months. A day after Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba expressed hopes that the expo can bring together a world that he called “divided,” the general public got its first look at the massive Grand Ring, designed to symbolize unity, and the roughly 160 pavilions by participating nations, regions and organizations.
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The Japan Times
The Japan Times is Japan's oldest and only independent English-language newspaper, founded on March 22, 1897. Headquartered in Tokyo, it aims to connect Japanese and foreign communities by delivering accurate and unbiased news about Japan. The company is led by Chairman Toshiaki Ogasawara. The Japan Times publishes daily news covering various topics, including society, politics, culture, and international affairs. It also produces books and periodicals through its publishing division, The Japan Times Publishing, Ltd., which focuses on language learning and educational materials. Additionally, the Japan Times Digital Archive provides historical access to past issues of the newspaper, serving researchers and historians interested in Japan's modern history. The Japan Times caters to a diverse audience, including international readers, business and academic communities, and language learners.
Chiyoda City, Tokyo, Japan
Founded: 1897