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Sheikha Dr. Shamma bint Mohammed bin Khalid Visits Tokyo National Museum and Japan’s Official State Guest House
During her visit to the Tokyo National Museum, Sheikha Dr. Shamma bint Mohammed bin Khalid Al Nahyan, Chairperson of the Board of the Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalid Al Nahyan Cultural and Educational Institutions, explored a rare collection of paintings and sculptures that chronicle the evolution of Japanese art through the ages. The exhibits included valuable historical artifacts such as traditional clothing, exquisite artistic pottery, everyday tools, and cultural treasures linked to the heritage of the Samurai warriors.
Sheikha Dr. Shamma and her accompanying delegation were welcomed by Mr. Kawano Kazutaka, Director of Cultural Research at the museum, and Mr. Samuel Tan, Director of International Relations. Both expressed their delight at the visit, which reflects the deep-rooted historical and cultural ties between the UAE and Japan. Discussions during the visit focused on potential cultural collaborations between the Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalid Al Nahyan Cultural and Educational Institutions and the Tokyo National Museum, highlighting the importance of strengthening knowledge exchange and promoting dialogue between nations.
Museum officials conveyed their deep appreciation for the UAE and their gratitude to Sheikha Dr. Shamma for the constructive dialogue during her visit.
In a related engagement, Sheikha Dr. Shamma toured Japan’s Official State Guest House in central Tokyo. She explored its various sections, learned about the formal protocols for receiving international dignitaries, and expressed her admiration for Japanese culture and the warm hospitality extended to her. She also praised Japan’s dedication to preserving its cultural heritage.
This visit underscores the commitment of the Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalid Al Nahyan Cultural and Educational Institutions to fostering cross-cultural understanding and strengthening cultural bridges between nations.
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The exhibits included valuable historical artifacts.
ReplyDeleteThe visit focused on potential cultural collaborations between the Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalid Al Nahyan Cultural and Educational Institutions and the Tokyo National Museum.
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