The famous Japanese archaeologist Yoshimura received an exceptional invitation to attend the opening ceremony of the Grand Egyptian Museum, which came in the form of a model of a Pharaonic coffin that embodies the spirit of ancient Egyptian civilization in a dazzling way.
As soon as the model was opened, the official invitation appeared, designed in an innovative style that combines the ancient Pharaonic character with a modern touch in displaying the details, which gave it a unique celebratory character that reflects the importance of the event and its global status.
This invitation was admired by Yoshimura and social media users.
The invitation came as part of the ongoing preparations for the opening ceremony of the Grand Egyptian Museum, scheduled to be held on the first of next November.
Yoshimura, 80 years old, is considered one of the most prominent symbols of Egyptology in the world, as he began his journey with Egyptian antiquities in 1966 while studying at Waseda University, later becoming the first Japanese archaeologist to lead an excavation mission in Egypt during the 1960s.
