The pavilion highlights Slovenia as the green heart of Europe, with a holistic experience of a gently ascending path through the pavilion structure, to the exhibition space and to the rooftop, where the visitor experiences the interactive reality of Slovenia: a forest with a unique gastronomic experience. Slovenia's most distinctive natural identity is the Slovenian forest, which accounts for 60% of the country's land area and ranks Slovenia 3rd in Europe in forest cover. The Slovenian forest consumes around 7.5 million tonnes of CO2 annually, some of which is bound in wood, and produces around 5.5 million tonnes of O2.

The pavilion's design is based on the key principles of the circular economy, creating a uniquely memorable experience with a significantly reduced carbon footprint. Instead of dismantling and relocating the pavilion in SLO, we propose to rent a local supporting structure (scaffolding system), which reduces the carbon emissions (by approx. 87,600 kg CO2, calculated for a comparable wooden structure made in Slovenia) due to the transport distance of 35,400 km (SLO-JP-SLO) enormously. The remaining building materials (mainly Slovenian wood) are reused. The trees of the temporary forest will be donated to the State of Japan as a sign of confirmation of economic and cultural relations. This reflects Slovenia's deep ecological awareness and far-sightedness for sustainable development and interconnection.