World Expo 2025 Osaka-Kansai, PASONA NATUREVERSE Page is now LIVE

PASONA NATUREVERSE. Expo 2025

Pasona Group to Exhibit the “PASONA NATUREVERSE” Pavilion at EXPO 2025 Osaka-Kansai, Japan.

Pasona Group’s job is to harness the potential of the individual.


The company aims to realize a society where everyone can play an active role in a healthy and lively manner.

Through the pavilion, Pasona Group aspires to create a world in which all people, from children to the elderly, are honored and filled with gratitude for life.

Our society is a part of the natural world, and humanity’s continued existence is thanks to nature.

However, at some point, we seem to have started to take this for granted and forgotten our sense of gratitude.

Giving thanks to each other, to the rich blessings bestowed upon humanity by nature, and for the fact that we are alive right now. We ought to create a new world in which these expressions of thanks resonate and are passed down to the next generation.

Pasona Group’s hope is to see many people from all over the world visit its pavilion and become creators of the future, coming together to create the “NATUREVERSE” (Nature × Universe) in which gratitude resonates.

The pavilion’s concept and details are now available on a dedicated Expo page.

English: https://www.pasonagroup.co.jp/english/expo

Japanese: https://www.pasonagroup.co.jp/expo2025

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