GREEN×EXPO 2027 · Kamiseya, Yokohama, Japan

The Garden of Indonesia

Name: The Garden of Indonesia — GREEN×EXPO 2027
Start: 2027-03-19
End: 2027-09-26
Location: Kamiseya, Yokohama, Japan

Empowering communities, sustaining the planet

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Seven seasons

Dates: 19 March – 26 September 2027
Theme: Scenery of the Future for Happiness
Days: 192

The case

Biodiversity, catalogued with rigour

Indonesia arrives in Yokohama with one case to make: biodiversity catalogued with rigour. The BPS 2025 Horticultural Statistics track 18 strategic commodities down to harvested area and productive plant count — not a story about natural wealth, but the data behind it.

GREEN×EXPO 2027 is an A1-class horticultural expo, AIPH approved and BIE recognised, running under the theme Scenery of the Future for Happiness. For 192 days, around 70 countries share one site at Kamiseya. Japan is a market that demands quality and a research partner that takes the work seriously — two reasons this is the right stage.

What Indonesia brings is not a pavilion to look at but a programme to follow: seven monthly themes, five agreements in progress, nine provinces, and CSR-fostered MSMEs stepping onto a global stage. This site sets out all of it.

Catalogue

Five figures that set the scale of what Indonesia is walking into, and where each one comes from.

192: days19 March – 26 September 2027
~70: countriesA1-class horticultural expo
15: million visitorsOrganiser projection
18: strategic commoditiesBPS 2025 Horticultural Statistics
9: provincesFrom North Sumatra to West Nusa Tenggara

Five goals

01
Green diplomacy
Establish Indonesia as a reference point for green innovation and biodiversity in Southeast Asia, in front of delegations from around 70 countries.
02
Product promotion
Put tropical horticulture, biodiversity, floriculture, and food and agricultural products in front of Japanese and international buyers.
03
International collaboration
Open collaboration with Japan and others on horticultural technology, urban farming, biodiversity conservation and bioenergy.
04
Community empowerment
Bring MSMEs, farmers and social-environmental communities onto a global stage — as participants, not as backdrop.
05
Global branding
Show Indonesia's readiness to be a world food barn, with evidence that can be checked.

Pavilion

Cottage Indonesia

Not a pavilion to view from behind a rope. Four zones you can walk into: a tropical veranda, a cabana where the coffee is brewed, a garden you may touch, and the table where a visit becomes an agreement.

Step into the pavilion