デジタル苦手界隈が行く【関西万博の歩き方】すぐ入れたパビリオンの紹介

A senior couple went to the Kansai Expo. Here is an introduction to the preparations, the venue, and the pavilions. 03:55 German Pavilion 08:27 Principality of Monaco 12:25 Thailand Pavilion 17:29 Singapore Pavilion 19:44 Commons D 23:38 Future City 25:10 Better Co-Being 29:50 Iida Group Pavilion 35:56 Japan Pavilion *Notes For purchasing tickets, planning in advance, making reservations, and on-the-day guidance EXPO2025 visitors app https://www.expo2025.or.jp/visitorsapp/ EXPO2025 Personal Agent app https://www.expo2025.or.jp/future-ind... For same-day reservations and map functions, the visitors app is sufficient I was worried about the battery so I hardly used it, and as a result, I didn't use a mobile battery *Additional note 33:45 When I say there are no batteries, I mean batteries for cameras. If you're taking pictures with your smartphone, it might be safer to have a mobile battery. Osaka Free Wi-Fi https://ofw-oer.com/ QR code printing I prepared paper tickets because I was worried about communication problems and battery drain. Used at the entrance and reservation pavilions. Paper map https://www.pref.osaka.lg.jp/document... The fourth page is the map. Other Water bottle, snacks, sweets, sunshade and something to regulate body temperature I brought a picnic sheet but it wasn't necessary Someone had a folding chair Cans, bottles, alcohol, camera tripods, and selfie sticks are prohibited at the venue. All payments are cashless, so prepare multiple items such as credit cards and smartphone payments. I didn't feel that a smartphone was necessarily necessary. If you insist on making a reservation on the day, you'll be controlled by your smartphone. You can also enter an empty pavilion that you pass by. There were some pavilions that required a smartphone, but I wonder if they were fun? Maybe because I'm a senior, I didn't really get the appeal. To be honest, if you print out the QR code, you won't have any problems even if you don't have a smartphone.