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.
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Chigashira Town, Tottori Prefecture, the Town of Japanese Cedar

Wakayama Kishu Lumber: A Legacy of Strength and Beauty.

Osaka Minami-Kawachi’s Ohashiyama Forestry: Innovation, Sustainability, Legacy.

1300 Years of Living History and Heritage 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