Osaka International Exhibition Center, very-high resolution satellite image

For decades, Yumeshima Island was an uninhabited, reclaimed landmass in Osaka Bay. Today, it stands as a symbol of progress, hosting one of the most prestigious global events of 2025 at the site’s International Exhibition Center. Airbus’ Pléiades Neo satellites provide a unique opportunity to observe this site in very high-resolution imagery. It provides an aerial view of the exhibition center and shows the scale, architecture and surrounding developments of this landmark event.

Yumeshima’s history is rooted in strategic urban planning. Originally a small island, it was reclaimed to become a vital part of Osaka’s expansion. Today, it is a symbol of Osaka’s ambition to create a sustainable urban environment.

Yumeshima’s architecture is bold and innovative. The Grand Roof Ring, a 2 km wooden structure, is one of the most striking features of the island. Inspired by the Enso Zen circle, its circular design symbolises unity, harmony and balance—values rooted in traditional Japanese culture. The Grand Roof Ring blends modern engineering with traditional craftsmanship, creating a gateway to future innovations.

The island is set to become a hub for technology, culture and sustainability, with futuristic architecture and green urban spaces. The ongoing development is part of a broader vision to ensure that Yumeshima continues to drive progress long after the event ends.

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