"The Ancient Egyptian Museum Shibuya" is the only specialized museum in Japan dedicated to ancient Egyptian art, opened in Tokyo in 2009. Its collection, boasting top quality both in terms of quantity and quality, spans from the Predynastic Period to the Roman domination, offering a comprehensive view of ancient Egyptian culture. This exhibition showcases around 200 items from the collection of over 1000, including globally precious artifacts like mummies, mummy masks, wooden coffins, temple pillars, and items revealing the lifestyle of that time, such as decorations and sculptures, including Tutankhamun's ring.

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The Tottori Prefectural Museum was founded in 1972 on the grounds of Tottori Castle Park as a facility to contribute to the development of education and culture for the people of the prefecture.
The permanent exhibitions with over 3,000 materials, "Geology and Biology", "History and Folklore", and "Art", introduce the nature, history, and art of the local area. In addition, the museum holds special exhibitions based on specific themes, as well as educational activities such as lectures, courses, and tours. The museum also publishes exhibition guides, annual reports, research reports, catalogs of the museum collection, and Tottori Prefectural Museum News for the use of visitors.



The Ancient Egyptian Museum Exhibition

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