Expo 2012
{'<entity_0>': "World's Fair", '<entity_1>': '2012', '<entity_2>': 'South Korea', '<entity_3>': 'Expo 2012', '<entity_4>': 'Yeosu'}
[['Expo 2012', 'country', 'South Korea'], ['Expo 2012', 'location', 'Yeosu'], ['Expo 2012', 'point in time', '2012'], ['Expo 2012', 'instance of', "World's Fair"]]
<entity_3> <entity_4> Korea (Korean: <entity_1> 여수세계박람회; Hanja: <entity_1> 麗水世界博覽會) was an <entity_0> recognised by the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE) held in <entity_4>, <entity_2> which opened <entity_1> and ran until <entity_1>. The <entity_3> <entity_4> opened on May 12 in the southern coastal town of <entity_4>, approximately 455 kilometers south of Seoul. Yeony and Suny, the official mascots of <entity_3> <entity_4> Korea, are personifications of plankton. The Korean Pavilion was designed to convey the theme of <entity_3> <entity_4> Korea, whilst also emphasizing Korea's vision and role. In the tradition of previous expos (Zaragoza Expo's “Water”, Lisbon Expo's “Sea”, and “Future heritage”), the organizers of <entity_3> <entity_4> Korea have expressed an intention to innovate and progress beyond the concepts of the event's history. Under the <entity_4> Project, the government of <entity_2> had planned to spend around $10 million to fund educational programs in developing countries and to fund the visit of professionals from developing countries to <entity_2>. These diverse events not only allow the visitors to enjoy their time to the fullest but also allow them to realize the reasons for holding <entity_4> <entity_3>.
["World's Fair"]