Catch multi-award winning Aboriginal vocal performers Gina Williams and Guy Ghouse on the Australia Pavilion stage 25 April - 4 May.
Australia is bringing the energy, colour and creativity to World Expo 2025 Osaka. Over six jam-packed months, the Australia Pavilion will showcase a dazzling lineup of more than 160 performers and creatives – from musicians and dancers, to chefs, designers and athletes.
Whether you love live music, delicious food, family shows or eye-catching fashion, there’ll be something new to discover every single day at the Australia Pavilion.
Unmistakably Australian
Step inside the pavilion and feel the rhythm of Australia come to life. Our outdoor stage will be bursting with performances, demonstrations and surprises – all designed to inspire, entertain and celebrate the Australian way of life.
You can look forward to:
- ‘Bluey O’Clock’ - catch Japanese episodes of everyone’s favourite TV show, perfect for families, showing twice daily
- Delicious cooking demonstrations from top Australian chefs
- Stunning fashion shows featuring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander designs
- Live music from established artists to youth orchestras, all-female ensembles, First Nations singers and rising stars
- Sports and science experiences, hands-on and fun for all ages
Something for everyone
The Australia Pavilion will be buzzing with culture – ancient and modern, playful and powerful.
From traditional dance groups, to modern performances that blend circus, music and technology, the Australia Pavilion offers a unique mix of the old and the new. Stunning video installations will transport you to Australia’s natural wonders, while creative activations will showcase the bold spirit of our contemporary culture.
Whether you’re here to learn, explore or simply have fun, there’s something for everyone. With thousands of visitors expected each day, the pavilion is set to be one of the most exciting, vibrant destinations at World Expo 2025 Osaka.
What to watch out for
To kick things off in April, multi-award winning Aboriginal vocal performers Gina Williams and Guy Ghouse will take to the Australia Pavilion stage. Six times winners of Indigenous Act of the Year at the West Australian Music Industry Awards, Gina and Guy use their music and performances to highlight one of the most beautiful and rare languages on the planet; the Noongar language of the southern corner of Western Australia. Catch them at the pavilion 25 April - 4 May.
Celebrated chef and restaurateur Mindy Woods will join the Australia Pavilion as a guest chef from 23 May - 30 May. Famous for combining the cultural with the culinary, Mindy will be showcasing the ancient wisdom and vibrant flavours of Indigenous Australian cuisine.
To keep the kids entertained, Questacon are bringing science to life in the cultural precinct with their Questacon Science Circus. Blending silly, science and smarts to produce a spectacular show for families to enjoy, you can catch them at the Australia Pavilion from 17- 21 May, and 23 - 24 May.
Blending silly, science and smarts to produce a spectacular show for families to enjoy, you can catch Questacon Science Circus at the Australia Pavilion from 17- 21 May, and 23 - 24 May
Don’t miss it
Whether you’re curious about Australian culture, craving some great entertainment, or just want to take a fun break between pavilion exploring – come by and join the celebration. There’s always something happening, and always something to enjoy.
Mark your calendar and make the Australia Pavilion a must-visit destination during World Expo 2025 Osaka.
We can’t wait to welcome you!