Each lends some insight into the country's culture. The Brazil exhibit is actually interactive, allowing visitors to participate in a soccer game, the national sport in that country. In Chile, visitors are shown how the country converts fog condensation into water to help sustain its population. One of the more creative displays focuses on Sweden. Visitors glimpse some of the most dramatic shifts in weather and time, from just a few hours of daylight in winter to an equally short number of hours of darkness in summer.
Technology is a big part of some of the displays.
There is also a pen in this exhibit that translates Hebrew to English almost immediately. Other countries are present as well. Working artisans, for instance, represent Peru, Lebanon, Egypt, Thailand, Korea, Venezuela, and Greece. Also, there are performers from around the globe at the World ShowPlace theater, including the puppets from Denmark's Tivoli Gardens. During the evenings, Epcot lights up with the Tapestry of Nations production.