Written by Shyam Bhardwa
Travel through time and visit ancient Egypt. The Ramses the Great Exhibition brings some of the most iconic treasures and moments of the pharaohs to Tokyo.
What to expect
Supported by the Egyptian government, the Ramses the Great Exhibition is one of the biggest exhibits of antique treasures ever held in Japan. Over 180 artifacts and pieces of art will be on display. Enjoy up close and personal views of pyramid artwork, ancient Egyptian architecture, and far more.
You can also take a trip back to yesteryear with the event’s pioneering VR experience. Slip on the headset, and take a tour through the lives and histories of Ramses II and Queen Nefertari. You’ll explore the beautiful Abu Simbel Temple, and the haunting tomb of the Queen, with Nefertari herself as your guide.
Tickets
Tickets to the Ramses the Great Exhibition can be purchased either on the door or in advance through Klook. They are the same price for both but are cheaper on weekdays. On weekdays, adult tickets are ¥4,100, student tickets are ¥3,100, and child tickets are ¥2,400. On weekends and holidays, all tickets are ¥200 more expensive.
There’s also a separate ticket for the VR segment of the exhibition which is a flat ¥2,500.
How to get there
The exhibition will be held at the Ramses Museum at Crevia Base Tokyo, in Toyosu. The quickest way to get there is to take the Yurikamome Line to Shijo-mae Station. From there, the museum is a 3-minute walk.
Organizers may cancel events, alter schedules, or change admission requirements without notice. Always check official sites before heading to an event.
