The Osaka Pavilion at the 2025 World Expo in western Japan will center around experiencing "futuristic urban life" and feature an attraction that can automatically diagnose the health of visitors as they ride it, local governments said Thursday.The total cost of the project, including exhibition and operational costs, is expected to be about 16 billion yen ($143 million), with part of the building to remain permanently in use by private businesses after the expo, according to the draft basic plan drawn up by the city and prefectural governments of Osaka."We want to make the pavilion a place…READ FULL ARTICLE