Scenery of the Future for Happiness | Yokohama, Kamiseya | 2027.3.19 — 9.26

GREEN×EXPO 2027

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null⁴ (TetraNull) SATOYAMA Village

null⁴ (TetraNull)

null⁴ (TetraNull), produced by media artist Yoichi Ochiai, is a landscape-transforming sculpture in the SATOYAMA Village at GREEN×EXPO 2027. Four rotating mirrored bodies reflect flowers, sky and people, carrying on the ideas of null² from Expo 2025 Osaka.

Digital Nature and Arts (planning) and the Expo Association (development)
SOTETSU PARK Kids Village

SOTETSU PARK

SOTETSU PARK is the Sotetsu Group's exhibit in the Kids Village at GREEN×EXPO 2027. Built around a real 13000 Series train, it invites children to discover the wildlife and nature along the Sotetsu Lines under the concept "Friends & Habitats."

Sotetsu Group
Takenaka Group Kurukuruku (竹中グループ くるくるく) Craft Village

Takenaka Group Kurukuruku (竹中グループ くるくるく)

Seven Takenaka Group companies present Kurukuruku in the Craft Village, tracing the life of building materials and aiming to reuse over 99% of them, including scaffolding pipes used as columns and beams.

Takenaka Group (lead company: Takenaka Corporation)
Shimizu Mori no Machi Kids Village

Shimizu Mori no Machi

Shimizu Mori no Machi ("forest town") is Shimizu Corporation's hands-on space in the Kids Village at GREEN×EXPO 2027, where children learn about the global environment by seeing, touching and making. Its wooden frame reuses timber from the Grand Ring of Expo 2025 Osaka.

Shimizu Corporation
Sumitomo Forestry Village Exhibition, 100 Forests (住友林業館「ひゃくの森」) Craft Village

Sumitomo Forestry Village Exhibition, 100 Forests (住友林業館「ひゃくの森」)

Sumitomo Forestry's Craft Village pavilion. Under the concept "100 EYES, 100 FORESTS", visitors pass through a tunnel, theater, museum and second-floor deck to see forests from many perspectives.

Sumitomo Forestry
UR GREEN TABLE SATOYAMA Village

UR GREEN TABLE

UR GREEN TABLE is a roughly 1,300 m² space set up by the Urban Renaissance Agency (UR) in the SATOYAMA Village area of GREEN×EXPO 2027. Billed as "a table for the future of our neighbourhoods and everyday life," it presents the many kinds of "GREEN" in daily life through exhibits and events.

Urban Renaissance Agency (UR)
CIRCULAR LINK YOKOHAMA Field (Tsunagu Yokohama Field) SATOYAMA Village

CIRCULAR LINK YOKOHAMA Field (Tsunagu Yokohama Field)

Yokohama City's roughly 10,000 m² outdoor field in the SATOYAMA Village, with flower beds of Yokohama-grown plants, gardens built with local residents, a woodland area, guided tours and workshops.

City of Yokohama
TAISEI GREEN TERRACE (Taisei Group's Observation Terrace) Other

TAISEI GREEN TERRACE (Taisei Group's Observation Terrace)

TAISEI GREEN TERRACE is a large, hill-shaped timber observation terrace built by the Taisei Group at the heart of the venue, combining art by Mika Ninagawa with EiM and 12 environmental technologies.

Taisei Group
HONEY HARMONY GARDEN (Marucho) Farm & Food Village

HONEY HARMONY GARDEN (Marucho)

HONEY HARMONY GARDEN is Marucho Corporation's themed commercial outlet in the Farm & Food Village. Built around the links between honeybees, flowers and microbes (fermentation), it aims to be a garden for learning about the future of food and farming.

Marucho Corporation
Meiji Yasuda "Kenkatsu Park" Kids Village

Meiji Yasuda "Kenkatsu Park"

Meiji Yasuda "Kenkatsu Park" is a park-style "third place" at the Expo where visitors can enjoy health and regional culture, with "Minna no Bon Odori" dancing planned every weekend.

Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Company
Bank of Yokohama GREEN WALL Other

Bank of Yokohama GREEN WALL

The Bank of Yokohama GREEN WALL is a living wall about 4 m high and 40 m long facing the entrance gate, designed around the concept "Kaleidoscope." The bank also sponsors night-time projection mapping by Mika Ninagawa with EiM.

The Bank of Yokohama, Ltd.
Nippon Life "Mirai ni Nokoshitai Shokubutsuen" (Garden of Plants for the Future) Theme facilities

Nippon Life "Mirai ni Nokoshitai Shokubutsuen" (Garden of Plants for the Future)

Nippon Life's "Mirai ni Nokoshitai Shokubutsuen" is a hands-on garden exhibit in the outdoor area of the Theme Pavilion "NEKKO," where visitors scan 2D codes to learn about endangered plants and collect them in a field guide.

Nippon Life Insurance Company
MACNICA Green Tech Messe Other

MACNICA Green Tech Messe

MACNICA Green Tech Messe is the Expo Association's future-technology hub sponsored by Macnica, combining Macnica's permanent exhibit "Making green fun with tech" with rotating exhibitions by government ministries.

Macnica, Inc.
Suntory Hydrogen Cooking Restaurant Other

Suntory Hydrogen Cooking Restaurant

Suntory plans a restaurant that cooks with hydrogen at GREEN×EXPO 2027, with exhibits and demonstrations of circular solutions, including horticulture and farming, in its front garden. Location and menu are not yet announced.

Suntory Holdings Limited
Vibrant INOCHI Forest Kanagawa Pavilion Other

Vibrant INOCHI Forest Kanagawa Pavilion

Kanagawa Prefecture's pavilion: a garden modeled on its landscape and a pavilion of local timber, with an original theater film, a blue whale skull and the prefecture's musical next door.

Kanagawa Prefecture
CIRCULAR LINK YOKOHAMA Hub (Tsunagu Yokohama-kan) Urban GX Village

CIRCULAR LINK YOKOHAMA Hub (Tsunagu Yokohama-kan)

Yokohama City's indoor pavilion in the Urban GX Village, with a Lifestyle zone for greener everyday choices and a Future zone of advanced technologies from sponsoring companies.

City of Yokohama
GREEN×EXPO 2027 Shuttle Bus & Parking Guide (Reservations Now Open) Guide

GREEN×EXPO 2027 Shuttle Bus & Parking Guide (Reservations Now Open)

Shuttle bus and parking reservations for GREEN×EXPO 2027 are now open (since September 18, 2026). Which of the four stations to use, shuttle fares (¥200), parking fees (¥5,000 weekday / ¥7,000 weekend) and Park & Ride, based only on official sources.

2026.08.13
Kamiseya Access Guide: How to Reach GREEN×EXPO 2027 Yokohama Guide

Kamiseya Access Guide: How to Reach GREEN×EXPO 2027 Yokohama

Access guide to Kamiseya (GREEN×EXPO 2027): reservation-only shuttle buses (¥200 per adult) from Seya, Mitsukyo, Tokaichiba and Minami-Machida stations, venue parking reservations, airport routes, and park-and-ride options.

2026.06.14
GREEN×EXPO 2027 Crowd Forecast: The Least Busy Days and Best Times to Visit Guide

GREEN×EXPO 2027 Crowd Forecast: The Least Busy Days and Best Times to Visit

A crowd forecast for GREEN×EXPO 2027 in Yokohama, based on the official daily visitor estimates. The quietest days are weekdays (Tue–Thu) — here's when to go and which times to aim for.

2026.06.14
GREEN×EXPO 2027 FAQ: What to Know Before You Go Guide

GREEN×EXPO 2027 FAQ: What to Know Before You Go

FAQ and things to know before GREEN×EXPO 2027 in Yokohama: tickets and reservations, how long to allow, what to bring, re-entry, and dodging crowds.

2026.06.14
GREEN×EXPO 2027 Flower Bloom Calendar: What Blooms When in Yokohama Guide

GREEN×EXPO 2027 Flower Bloom Calendar: What Blooms When in Yokohama

A complete bloom calendar for GREEN×EXPO 2027 in Yokohama. See which month tulips, nemophila, wisteria, roses, hydrangeas, sunflowers, dahlias and cosmos are in season, and how to pick your visit around the flower you most want to see.

2026.06.14
GREEN×EXPO 2027 Food & Dining Guide Guide

GREEN×EXPO 2027 Food & Dining Guide

Food at GREEN×EXPO 2027 in Yokohama: dining is still to be announced, so this guide covers beating the noon lunch rush, bringing food, and nearby stations.

2026.06.14
GREEN×EXPO 2027 Highlights: Pavilions & Villages to Watch Guide

GREEN×EXPO 2027 Highlights: Pavilions & Villages to Watch

A guide to the highlights and standout pavilions of GREEN×EXPO 2027 in Yokohama — the huge Japan Pavilion and Garden, the Theme Pavilion, the corporate halls in the Urban GX and Farm & Food villages, and how to enjoy all five villages.

2026.06.14
Where to Stay for GREEN×EXPO 2027 in Yokohama: Best Hotel Areas, a 2-Day Plan and Booking Tips Guide

Where to Stay for GREEN×EXPO 2027 in Yokohama: Best Hotel Areas, a 2-Day Plan and Booking Tips

Where to stay for GREEN×EXPO 2027 in Yokohama: four hotel areas by shuttle station and planned direct bus, night highlights, a 2-day plan, peak dates and booking tips.

2026.06.14
GREEN×EXPO 2027 Model Itineraries: Half-Day, Full-Day & With Kids Guide

GREEN×EXPO 2027 Model Itineraries: Half-Day, Full-Day & With Kids

How to tour GREEN×EXPO 2027 in Yokohama — half-day, full-day, with kids or as a couple, and combined with Yokohama sightseeing. With tips on picking your must-see pavilions and using evening tickets.

2026.06.14
When Does GREEN×EXPO 2027 Open? Dates, Hours, Countdown and How to Prepare Guide

When Does GREEN×EXPO 2027 Open? Dates, Hours, Countdown and How to Prepare

When does GREEN×EXPO 2027 in Yokohama open? It runs March 19 to September 26, 2027 — 192 days. Dates, venue, what's known about hours, and how to prepare.

2026.06.14
GREEN×EXPO 2027 Pavilions — Are Reservations Required? (Latest Info) Guide

GREEN×EXPO 2027 Pavilions — Are Reservations Required? (Latest Info)

Do GREEN×EXPO 2027's pavilions need reservations? How the same-day "viewing reservation" for some exhibits works (slots open at 8:00, 11:30 and 16:30, once per day), plus timed entry, crowds and headline pavilions. Target facilities are still to be announced.

2026.06.14
GREEN×EXPO 2027 Rainy-Day Guide: Indoor Venues & What to Pack Guide

GREEN×EXPO 2027 Rainy-Day Guide: Indoor Venues & What to Pack

How to enjoy GREEN×EXPO 2027 in Yokohama when it rains: indoor venues like the Theme Pavilion and Horticultural Pavilion, what to pack for wet weather, and how the rain thins the crowds at this mostly outdoor 100-hectare site.

2026.06.14
GREEN×EXPO 2027 Date Reservation Guide — Now Open, 7 Time Slots, First-Come-First-Served Guide

GREEN×EXPO 2027 Date Reservation Guide — Now Open, 7 Time Slots, First-Come-First-Served

GREEN×EXPO 2027 timed-entry reservations opened on September 18, 2026 and are now being accepted — first-come-first-served across 7 time slots (9:30–17:00). What's confirmed: three changes allowed, 10-digit ticket ID, convenience store tickets with built-in reservation, and day-of observation reservations for select exhibits.

2026.06.14
Comparing the 4 shuttle stations: Seya, Mitsukyo, Tokaichiba or Minami-machida? Guide

Comparing the 4 shuttle stations: Seya, Mitsukyo, Tokaichiba or Minami-machida?

The reservation-only shuttle to GREEN×EXPO 2027 in Yokohama runs from four stations: Seya, Mitsukyo, Tokaichiba and Minami-machida Grandberry Park. We compare the Sotetsu, JR and Tokyu options and which station suits where you're coming from.

2026.06.14
GREEN×EXPO 2027 Ticket Guide: Types, Prices and Which One Is Best Value Guide

GREEN×EXPO 2027 Ticket Guide: Types, Prices and Which One Is Best Value

A clear breakdown of GREEN×EXPO 2027 tickets in Yokohama: early-bird vs the standard in-period price, how many visits make the ¥28,000 season pass and ¥12,000 summer pass pay off, the ¥3,500 evening ticket (from 5 pm), timed-entry reservations (now open), and the limited-edition RING PASS made from the Expo 2025 Grand Ring.

2026.06.14
How GREEN×EXPO 2027 Differs from Expo 2025 Osaka Guide

How GREEN×EXPO 2027 Differs from Expo 2025 Osaka

How GREEN×EXPO 2027 in Yokohama differs from Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai. It is a flowers-and-greenery expo, not a ride-based one. Differences in venue, scale, theme, access, and crowds — plus tips for fans of the Osaka expo.

2026.06.14
GREEN×EXPO 2027 What to Bring, What to Wear & Beating the Summer Heat Guide

GREEN×EXPO 2027 What to Bring, What to Wear & Beating the Summer Heat

What to pack and wear for GREEN×EXPO 2027 in Yokohama — a mostly outdoor, low-shade site. Parasol, water bottle, comfortable shoes, heat and rainy-season tips, plus a season-by-season clothing guide.

2026.06.14
GREEN×EXPO 2027 with kids: strollers, nursing rooms & accessibility Guide

GREEN×EXPO 2027 with kids: strollers, nursing rooms & accessibility

Visiting GREEN×EXPO 2027 (Yokohama) with kids: pacing a 100-hectare site, what's known about strollers, nursing rooms and accessibility, and beating the heat.

2026.06.14
What is GREEN×EXPO 2027? Dates, theme and scale explained Guide

What is GREEN×EXPO 2027? Dates, theme and scale explained

A clear summary of GREEN×EXPO 2027 (the International Horticultural Expo in Yokohama) — dates, location, theme, scale and tickets, based on official information.

2026.06.13
JA Group "ITADAKIMASU: Bringing the Bounties of Nature to the Table" Farm & Food Village

JA Group "ITADAKIMASU: Bringing the Bounties of Nature to the Table"

The JA Group's themed commercial outlet in the Farm & Food Village. An indoor exhibition on Japanese food and farming sits alongside a farmers' market with seasonal produce from across Japan, a fresh juice stand and food trucks.

JA Group
Japan Pavilion and Garden Japan Pavilion and Garden

Japan Pavilion and Garden

Japan's government exhibit at GREEN×EXPO 2027 and the largest on site at about 2.5 ha: a "Reiwa Japanese Garden" and wooden pavilions with an immersive theater, ikebana and Imperial bonsai.

Government of Japan (MLIT and MAFF)
Horticultural Pavilion "IROHA-GARDEN" Theme facilities

Horticultural Pavilion "IROHA-GARDEN"

An organizer exhibit introducing Japanese horticulture since the Edo period through three themes, with a recreated Edo plant nursery and flower garden showing traditional plants by season.

Japan Association for the International Horticultural Expo 2027, Yokohama
Meiji Group "ORAGA VILLAGE — Hometown of the Future" Farm & Food Village

Meiji Group "ORAGA VILLAGE — Hometown of the Future"

Meiji Group's themed commercial outlet in the Farm & Food Village. Modeled on the satoyama village of Karl Ojisan, the mascot of Meiji's Karl snacks, it presents "regeneration" efforts in dairy farming and cacao and will sell upcycled goods.

Meiji Group (Meiji Holdings)
Theme Pavilion "NEKKO" Theme facilities

Theme Pavilion "NEKKO"

The GREEN×EXPO Association's own flagship exhibit. Under the concept "All life is connected, with plants at the heart," six zones explore underground fungal networks, the roots of the "Miracle Pine" and a vast indoor forest.

GREEN×EXPO Association (Japan Association for the International Horticultural Expo 2027, Yokohama)
KAJIMA TREE — Kajima's Timber Tower Built from the Expo 2025 Grand Ring Urban GX Village

KAJIMA TREE — Kajima's Timber Tower Built from the Expo 2025 Grand Ring

KAJIMA TREE is Kajima's roughly 60m timber tower in the Urban GX Village, built from reused Expo 2025 Grand Ring timber and braced by a seismic damping system. Completion is planned for February 2027.

Kajima Corporation
Yamazaki "A Bright Table for Tomorrow" Pavilion Farm & Food Village

Yamazaki "A Bright Table for Tomorrow" Pavilion

Yamazaki Baking Group's themed commercial outlet in the Farm & Food Village. Projection mapping and an immersive theater explore Japan's bread culture, and a Daily Yamazaki store next door will sell freshly baked bread and rice balls.

Yamazaki Baking Group (Yamazaki Baking Co., Ltd.)
Daiwa House Group Endless Heart Park Urban GX Village

Daiwa House Group Endless Heart Park

The Daiwa House Group's outdoor exhibit in the Urban GX Village, where 35 water-topped glass parasols and planters create shifting light and shade, explored freely without a set route.

Daiwa House Group (lead member: Daiwa House Industry)
Sakata Seed Special Exhibition "Seed Journey" Farm & Food Village

Sakata Seed Special Exhibition "Seed Journey"

Sakata Seed Corporation joins GREEN×EXPO 2027 through the Flower & Greenery Exhibition, with a special exhibition hall themed "Seed Journey" in the Farm & Food Village. Real seeds, a short film and seed-company work experiences are planned, along with the "Hyakka-Sairan" garden and three other exhibits.

Sakata Seed Corporation
OBAYASHI MORI SORA MIRAI Urban GX Village

OBAYASHI MORI SORA MIRAI

OBAYASHI MORI SORA MIRAI is Obayashi Corporation's pavilion in the Urban GX Village. Visitors step into "Mori no Kuni" (the Country of the Forest) and "Sora no Kuni" (the Country of the Universe) to experience future craftsmanship, inside a "tree stump" building made from temporary construction materials.

Obayashi Corporation
Yasashiku Naritai STUDIO (やさしくなりたい。STUDIO) by Toho-Leo Urban GX Village

Yasashiku Naritai STUDIO (やさしくなりたい。STUDIO) by Toho-Leo

Toho-Leo's Urban GX Village pavilion reuses the facade, lights and speakers of Panasonic's "The Land of NOMO" from Expo 2025. Designed by Yuko Nagayama, its theme is "8-year-old adults".

Toho-Leo
Mitsubishi Minnano Miraikan Urban GX Village

Mitsubishi Minnano Miraikan

Mitsubishi Minnano Miraikan is the pavilion of 24 Mitsubishi group companies in the Urban GX Village at GREEN×EXPO 2027. In the ride-based experience "Find the Seeds for the Future," visitors travel by vehicle through the sea, land, and sky and think about living in harmony with nature.

Mitsubishi group (Mitsubishi General Committee for GREEN×EXPO 2027)
NTT EAST Pavilion "well" Urban GX Village

NTT EAST Pavilion "well"

NTT EAST Pavilion "well" is NTT East's pavilion in the Urban GX Village at GREEN×EXPO 2027. It will express a well-being society in which industry, nature, and culture are in harmony through multisensory experiences using IOWN and other cutting-edge technology.

NTT EAST, Inc.
KT GROUP Mobi+ (Mobitas) Urban GX Village

KT GROUP Mobi+ (Mobitas)

KT GROUP Mobi+ ("Mobitas") is the KT Group's pavilion in the Urban GX Village at GREEN×EXPO 2027. A roughly 60-minute experience shows future daily life when the mobility of cars is added to a resource cycle that starts with household vegetable and fruit scraps.

KT Group
Tokyu Group Pavilion Urban GX Village

Tokyu Group Pavilion

The Tokyu Group Pavilion ("Tokyu Group-kan") is the Tokyu Group's exhibit in the Urban GX Village at GREEN×EXPO 2027. Under the theme "GREEN LIFESTYLE 2050," its seed-shaped building will host co-creation experiences about a lifestyle where nature and the city merge.

Tokyu Group
Tulip — Bloom Calendar Bloom Calendar

Tulip — Bloom Calendar

The star of early spring, right after opening. Colorful varieties fill the grounds — a fitting start to the expo.

Late March – mid April
Nemophila — Bloom Calendar Bloom Calendar

Nemophila — Bloom Calendar

A carpet of pale blue that seems to merge with the spring sky — a prime photo spot.

Mid – late April
Wisteria — Bloom Calendar Bloom Calendar

Wisteria — Bloom Calendar

Trellises of purple blossoms swaying in the breeze — a quintessential Japanese late-spring scene.

Late April – early May
Rose — Bloom Calendar Bloom Calendar

Rose — Bloom Calendar

The star of early summer — fragrant and showy, and a symbol of Yokohama itself.

Mid May – early June
Hydrangea — Bloom Calendar Bloom Calendar

Hydrangea — Bloom Calendar

The star of the rainy season — blues and purples that shine in the rain color the June expo.

Early – late June
Sunflower — Bloom Calendar Bloom Calendar

Sunflower — Bloom Calendar

The star of midsummer — fields of yellow against a blue sky, a summer-holiday photo classic.

Late July – mid August
Dahlia — Bloom Calendar Bloom Calendar

Dahlia — Bloom Calendar

Large, dramatic blooms in many colors that bridge late summer into early autumn.

Late August – September
Cosmos — Bloom Calendar Bloom Calendar

Cosmos — Bloom Calendar

The star of early autumn near closing — fields of cosmos swaying in the breeze cap the expo's finale.

Mid – late September