ACN Egyptian Antiquities Touring Exhibition "Ramses and the Gold of the Pharaohs" in Tokyo

It was so interesting. I really appreciated how easy it was to get in and that they had signs in both English and Japanese. The videos were well done and my kids loved it.

Easy to redeem, and the exhibition was an eyeopener! The exhibits have English translations, and the location was easy to find, quite close to the train station!

It's very convenient to enter directly without queuing. The exhibition showcases many Egyptian artifacts, which is eye-opening and definitely worth seeing.

I went on a Sunday afternoon and it was crowded, making it a struggle to take pictures due to the lines. There were queues for everything: VR, the souvenir register, and even hieroglyphic creation. It might be better to go on a weekday or earlier in the day. Since it's close to Toyosu Market, you can also enjoy a meal at Senkyakubanrai.

If you want to see the exhibits in Egypt, you can barely visit this exhibition, but the number of exhibits is not large. And there is only the coffin, and the mummy of the pharaoh is not seen, which is a pity. Fortunately, there is an animal's mummy wrapped around it, which feels a little compensated. The videos are quite beautifully done and have English subtitles, even if you don’t know Japanese.

The exhibition is very interesting, I recommend it to friends who like Egyptian culture. However, because there are no time slot options, although you can visit at any time, I had to wait in line for more than an hour to enter.

It was a great time. The VR experience is worth the wait. If you don't buy your tickets ahead of time you can buy your VR tickets at the gift shop

I have always liked things related to history. The exhibition route is well arranged. If you are in Tokyo, I recommend going to see it❤️❤️

Booking entry to the venue with a QR code on Klook is very convenient, cheaper, and faster than buying tickets on-site. It's worth spending an extra 1000 yen to purchase the audio guide on-site; using your phone and your own headphones provides Chinese commentary, making it easier to understand the background of the exhibits. I also happily bought an Eye of Horus made in Egypt on-site.

A must-see for those who like Egyptian culture. The exhibits, facilities and experience activities are well arranged, there are not many people, and it is a rich and comfortable experience. Cafe food is also interesting. When purchasing a guided tour service, please remember to bring headphones and a mobile phone. The exhibit numbers on the Chinese guided tour machine are incorrect.