東京都美術館トリノ・エジプト展覧会
The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, in Tokyo's Ueno Park, is now exhibiting many pieces from Turin, Italy, called "Ancient Egypt in Torino."
The Museum is a ten-minute walk from Ueno Station and opens at 9 am.
The exhibit lasts until October 4th, and is very popular.
One the day I went, a large tour group from the provinces was swarming around every piece of jewelry, stone, or mummy. At times, it was three-deep.
Still, it is a wonderful - and wonderfully arranged - exhibit.
Go early and enjoy it.
Access
JR Ueno Station or via subway take the Ginza line or Hibiya line, a ten-minute walk
8-36 Ueno Park, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-0007
Telephone : 03-3823-6921
Facsimile : 03-3823-6920
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Tuesday, September 08, 2009
Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum: Egypt Exhibit
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Thanks for this - I was planning a trip to Yokohama for the Sunken Treasures exhibit now I can combine these for a day of Egyptology in Tokyo!
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