Ancient Egyptian Museum

It is a small museum. A quiz will be given everywhere by staff who will guide you through the hall. I will be warm. But is it scary at the end? It was very fulfilling.

This year, the National Egyptian Museum opened, and I was interested and visited.

Although it is a fine signboard raised at the entrance of the building, when you go up to the corresponding floor on a small elevator, the door with some dubious sticker closed and you tried to push the part that seems to be an interphone or try to turn the door knob But it seemed to be closed. I thought it was open on this day because it was a transfer holiday, but it seemed to be a day off. Next time, I'll try to get on weekends and holidays properly.

It's an unexplored area that everyone knows. It's a museum, but it's in a room in a multi-tenant building, and when I first saw it, I thought it was awesome. But if you go inside, it's a wonderful museum. I was surprised that even very valuable items were on display. Furthermore, there are almost no customers because this spot is unexplored as mentioned above. You can see the exhibits up close without worrying about others. A cute guide (like a student at the owner's laboratory) will explain in detail. I want it to grow bigger, but I don't want it to be popular. It's such a complicated feeling spot.

A maniac art museum. While inside is narrow, I turn around with plenty of explanation for one hour. The women's staff seems to love Egypt strong. The male staff who explained me in the second half seemed to be talking about what I memorized as it was, and it was hard to hear.