World Design Exhibition 1989
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The World Design Exhibition 1989 (Japanese: 世界デザイン博覧会), also abbreviated "Design-Haku", was an event held at the Nagoya Congress Center July 15 - November 26, 1989.[1] It was hosted by the World Design Organization. Other venues included Nagoya Castle and Nagoya Port.[2]
It was visited by over 15 million people.[3] The congress of the host organisation was also held there in the same year.[4]
Following the expo the International Design Centre Nagoya was established in 1992 and opened in 1996.[3]
Pavilions
- Shirotori venue
- Theme Pavilion
- White Museum - Fuji Baking,Chunichi Shimbun and Tokai-TV shared the same building space.
- NTT Challenge Pavilion
- Hikari Theater - Chubu Electric Power.
- Mitsui&Toshiba Pavilion
- Matsushita Pavilion
- Third Planet Pavilion - Morimura Group.
- NEC C&C Pavilion
- Sumitomo Pavilion
- Mitsubishi Future Pavilion
- Toyota Group Pavilion
- Toho Gas Fantasy World
- Interior Pavilion- Karimoku and Sangetsu shared the same building space.
- Fujitsu Pavilion 3DCG Theater
- Hitachi Group Pavilion
- Meitec&Chunichi Shimbun&CBC Pavilion
- Aichi 21st Century Pavilion
- Yume Shugo Σ21
- Ovarseas Exhibitors Pavilion
- Shirotori Stage
- Nagoya Castle venue
- Water Fantasy Palace - Meitetsu Group.
- Gaudi Castle
- Creative Factory Tokai Bank Pavilion
- Karakuri Wonder Land Nagoya City Pavilion
- Chubu no Takumi Pavilion
- Pachinko Pachislot Omoshiro Design Pavilion
- Rinnai Honmaru Stage
- Nagoya Port venue
- Uny Group Pavilion
- Tokimeki City Pavilion - Aichi Bank and Chukyo Bank shared the same building space.
- JR Tokai Linear Station
- Nippon Sharyo Pavilion Los Angeles Square
- Design Eye Arena Asahi & Menicon Pavilion
- Port Gallery
- Port Stage
See also
References
- ^ "Significant History | IdcN". www.idcn.jp.
- ^ "世界デザイン博覧会 - 名古屋商工会議所のあゆみ | 名古屋商工会議所の沿革・歴史を紹介する「名古屋商工会議所のあゆみ」". history.nagoya-cci.or.jp.
- ^ a b "History of Design City Nagoya ｜ Nagoya, UNESCO City of Design". www.creative-nagoya.jp.
- ^ "WDO | History | Past Congresses".
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