Exhibition Review: A Disappointing Experience

Overall, this exhibition was barely satisfactory. The exhibits were weak, particularly lacking key pieces to support the main theme. The curation felt disorganized and unpolished, and the ticket price was too high. As a traveler who specifically planned a trip to see it, I left feeling quite disappointed.

Here are the specific points of concern:

1 The absence of significant exhibits was notable, perhaps due to the organizers' inability to secure important pieces. For example, the mummy of Ramesses II was a no-show, which was a major letdown.

2 The exhibition flow was poorly designed. The thematic connections between different areas were unclear, making it difficult to follow any coherent narrative.

3 The overall collection was weak, with very few artifacts of interest. Aside from a few cat mummies, there was little else to see in terms of mummified remains.

4 It seemed as though the organizers were overly ambitious yet cut too many corners. Future large-scale international exhibitions of this nature should be entrusted to institutions like the Tokyo National Museum.