Designing a better future begins with how we relate to nature, materials, and daily life—from the way we build to the way we live.
This film explores the Japan Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai—an architectural project built with domestically grown cedar CLT, where the boundary between interior and exterior is intentionally softened.

Through its structure, visitors experience changing light, shifting perspectives, and the passage of time—reflecting principles found in traditional Japanese architecture and Japan’s approach to living with nature.

Rather than offering conclusions, the film observes the space and its ideas—inviting audiences to reflect on what remains with them afterward.