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THE joint will be jumping at the Singapore Pavilion.
The pavilion will feature trampolines for visitors to jump on. And if they jump in the right rhythm, they'll trigger music and shows to play.
Singapore unveiled plans for the pavilion yesterday and showed a video clip it will play during the Expo featuring famous Singapore singers Stephanie Sun, JJ Lin, Tanya Chua and Ah Du.
A two-story, 3,000-square-meter structure with an "Urban Symphony" theme, the pavilion will have an aluminum facade featuring replicas of Singapore's famous buildings.
The pavilion will feature trampolines for visitors to jump on. And if they jump in the right rhythm, they'll trigger music and shows to play.
Singapore unveiled plans for the pavilion yesterday and showed a video clip it will play during the Expo featuring famous Singapore singers Stephanie Sun, JJ Lin, Tanya Chua and Ah Du.
A two-story, 3,000-square-meter structure with an "Urban Symphony" theme, the pavilion will have an aluminum facade featuring replicas of Singapore's famous buildings.
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