Japanese Prince: My Interest In Anatolia Is A Legacy Of My Father

Japanese Prince Tomohito Mikasa, who came to Turkey to support the archaeological excavations in Kalehoyuk, Kirsehir, which were launched with the leadership of his father 18 years ago, returned to his country. Mikasa said; My aim is to collect funds, sufficient to construct four buildings in Kalehoyuk, to serve as institute, museum, and storehouse. My father is an academician of history. He is still giving lectures in a university. He established a Central Asia Cultural center and sent some excavation teams to Turkey and Egypt. He asked me to help him and I responded positively.Â