Portopia '81

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Portopia '81 (Japanese: 神戸ポートアイランド博覧会), also abbreviated "Portopia", was an exhibition in Japan held at Port Island from March 20 - September 15, 1981.^[1]

Its theme was "Creation of a New Cultural City on the Sea". Portopia was organized to commemorate the opening of Port Island. It received over 16 million visitors.^[2][3][4]

Pavilions

• Theme Pavilion
• Hyogo Prefecture Pavilion
• Kobe Pavilion
• Kawasaki Steel Earth Pavilion
• Kobe Steel Portorama Pavilion
• Suntory Water Land
• Midori Pavilion - Sanwa Group.
• Kobe Planetarium Theater
• Daiei Pavilion Omnimax Theater
• Sumitomo Pavilion
• Mitsubishi Pavilion
• IBM Kentoshi Pavilion
• Sanyo Solarium
• KEPCO Future Energy Pavilion
• Osaka Gas Wonderland
• UCC Coffee Pavilion
• Fuyo Group Pavilion Green Air Dome
• Heartpia
• Mitsui Group Pavilion
• Solar Pyramid Matsushita Pavilion
• Fresh Life '81
• Fashion Live Theater
• Minami Galathee Pavilion
• Tobacco & Salt Paviion - Japan Tobacco and Salt Public Corporation.
• Port Oasis
• Amateur Radio Pavilion - Japan Amateur Radio League.
• International Pavilion No.1
  • United Arab Emirates
  • State of Paraná
  • State of Washington
  • Finland
  • United Nations
• International Pavilion No.2
  • West Germany
  • Bulgaria
  • Rotterdam
  • Marseille
  • Riga
  • UNESCO
  • South Pacific Pavilion - Australia, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, Tonga, West Samoa, Vanuatu, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Hawaii, Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, New Caledonia, and French Polynesia shared a booth.
  • International Communication Pavilion - KDD.
  • EXPO'85
• International Pavilion No.3 - Saudi Ports Authority.
• Large exhibition hall - Using the Kobe International Exhibition Hall.
  • Tianjin Pavilion
  • Telecom Pavilion - NTT.
  • Local Government Pavilion
  • Toban-Yosui Irrigational Canal Pavilion
• International Pavilion No.4
  • Sri Lanka
  • Mexico
  • Limited time booth - Philippines, Thailand, Bhutan, Bolivia, and Chile shared a booth.
• Indoor Event Venue - Using the Port Island Sports Center.
  • Rokko Flood Control Pavilion
• Panda Pavilion

Further reading

• Kobe Shimbun Publishing Center,Dentsu, ed. (1982). 神戸ポートアイランド博覧会公式記録 [Kobe Port Island Exposition Official Report]. Kobe Port Island Exposition committee.

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