2022/9/17 Sat.-2023/1/30 Mon.
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K-20 Palace Huis Ten Bosch
World premiere!
the sun ship
recreation on a spectacular scale
look at ancient egypt
Feel it, experience it!
In commemoration of the 60th anniversary of Egyptian archaeologist Sakuji Yoshimura's excavation of Egyptian ruins, we will introduce more than 100 valuable archaeological materials and treasures. In addition to exhibiting a restored model of the "ship of the sun," the world's first major discovery of the century, there will be many works that make full use of digital technology, such as experiencing the tomb of King Tutankhamun and the interior of the Great Pyramid of Khufu.
General supervision Sakuji Yoshimura
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King Kufu's ship is in the museum
Appeared on a masterpiece scale
The second ship of King Khufu, "Khufu Ship", which was a great discovery of the century, is recreation on a 1/10 scale (about 4 meters) under the supervision of Sakuji Yoshimura.
The Sun Ships are two ships discovered near the Great Pyramid of Giza in 1954 and 1987. King Khufu's ship is said to have been built 4500 years ago, around 2500 BC, for the Pharaoh of the Fourth Dynasty of Egypt and the Old Kingdom.
Great discovery of the century!
Inside the Tutankhamun Tomb
Introduction
Introduced by precious artifacts and replicas, including Tutankhamun's golden mask.
Tutankhamun's tomb was located in a very difficult place, under the ruins of a work hut for the construction of Ramses VI's tomb, so it was not grave robbed or organized.
Tutankhamun Golden Shrine, Mask, Throne
(New Kingdom period)
※replica
in ancient egypt
time slip!?
A pyramid appears in the hall!
A pyramid appears in the center between the murals of the Palace Huis Ten Bosch. The corridors inside the pyramids and the King's Chamber are recreation with three-dimensional objects and images, and you can feel as if you have slipped back in time to ancient Egypt.
other valuable
egyptian collection
MOVIE
Sakuji Yoshimura × Tatsuya Ishii
Ancient Egyptian Civilization Exhibition Special Talk
Introducing the conversation between Mr. Sakuji Yoshimura, who served as the general supervisor, and Mr. Tatsuya Ishii, who provided the music for the exhibition BGM.
General supervision Sakuji Yoshimura
President of East Japan International University, Professor Emeritus of Waseda University (Doctor of Engineering). Organized the first Egyptian survey team in Asia and continued excavation research for about half a century. He has achieved many world-class achievements, and even now uses GPR and drones to explore King Khufu's tomb. His research themes range from Egyptian archaeology to comparative civilization studies, Japanese festivals, and e-learning education.
Exhibition BGM
Music provided by Tatsuya Ishii
After working as a member of Kome Kome CLUB, he is active as a solo artist with a focus on music, including film directing and object creation.
Exhibition BGM music provided by Tatsuya Ishii
After working as a member of Kome Kome CLUB, he is active as a solo artist with a focus on music, including film directing and object creation.
【message】
Congratulations on the opening of the Ancient Egyptian Civilization Exhibition. This time, I provided the music. I would be happy if I could help you with a wonderful exhibition. Archeology has evolved from archeology, and archeology is not looking for a part of history, how history made humans into modern humans, but rather how humans are humans. I think it's something to look for a way to become.
Event Outline
| Venue | Palace Huis Ten Bosch K-20 |
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| Period | September 17th (Sat) -January 30th (Mon), 2023 |
| Hours | 10:00-17:00 (last entry 16:30) * Business Hours may change. Please check here for details. |
| Fee | Passport target facility * We do not sell single admission ticket for Palace Huis Ten Bosch. |
| General supervision | Sakuji Yoshimura (President of East Japan International University, Professor Emeritus of Waseda University, Doctor of Engineering) |
| Supervision | Toko Hirayama (Director of Ikuo Hirayama Silk Road Museum), Hiroko Uchiyama (Professor of Joshibi University of Art and Design) |
| Planning cooperation | Akhet Co., Ltd., Ikuo Hirayama Silk Road Museum |
| Cooperation | Joshibi University of Art and Design, Japan Egyptian Archaeological Research Institute, NPO Sun Ship Restoration Research Institute, East Japan International University Egyptian Archeology Research Institute |
| Sponsorship | JICA, Nagasaki Prefecture, Nagasaki Prefectural Board of Education, Saga Prefecture, Saga Prefectural Board of Education, Sasebo City, Sasebo City Board of Education |
| Planning | International Cultural Exchange Promotion Committee, GSTYLE Co., Ltd. |
Your work will be exhibited!
Looking for works!
Have you ever thought, "I want my work to be displayed in an art museum"? Huis Ten Bosch Museum will hold an exhibition that will make such a dream come true as the finale of the 30th anniversary of Huis Ten Bosch and as the first step towards the next decade.
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