
Seed of Innovation Zone
Showcasing a versatile transport robot from Japan, designed to support efficient movement and handling across a wide range of applications.

Pavilion Concept
KUBOTA Pavilion is more than just a beautiful garden. It is a place where the seeds of the future are planted. By connecting people, nature, knowledge, and agricultural innovation, the Pavilion inspires visitors to learn, explore, and discover new possibilities through the world of agriculture. Every piece of knowledge, every experience, and every moment of inspiration here could be the start of a seed that keeps growing sustainably into the future.

Showcasing a versatile transport robot from Japan, designed to support efficient movement and handling across a wide range of applications.

Featuring the KP-202 Vegetable Transplanter, NAVI RIDER, and B-MR-3RS 3-Row Cultivator, Fertilizer Applicator & Ridger, which imported from Japan.

Featuring the Solar-Powered Water Pump by KasetInno, a clean-energy solution for modern agriculture.

Discover a signature landmarks and dedicated photo spots located around the pavilion.
1Seed of Innovation ZoneShowcasing a versatile transport robot from Japan, designed to support efficient movement and handling across a wide range of applications.2Seed of Productivity ZoneFeaturing the KP-202 Vegetable Transplanter, NAVI RIDER, and B-MR-3RS 3-Row Cultivator, Fertilizer Applicator & Ridger, which imported from Japan.3Seed of Sustainability ZoneFeaturing the Solar-Powered Water Pump by KasetInno, a clean-energy solution for modern agriculture.Promo images for this month, coming soon
Draw inspiration from nature through creative DIY activities
Limited to 20 participants per session
No activities scheduled for this month.
Last updated15 Oct 2026
Smart Transport Support for Agriculture and Challenging Terrain
23hp cultivation tractor. Tread 1,145–1,505mm, 65cm ground clearance, 4 steering modes (FWS/RWS/4WS/CWS) plus Auto Mode.
B-MR-3RS2 3-Row Cultivator, Fertilizer Applicator & Ridger
The team will upload photos and videos throughout the event. Check back after the opening on 1 Nov.
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