A collection of some 200 Japanese artworks are to go on display at a special exhibition at Buckingham Palace in 2020, organizers said.The works, selected from the British royal family's own collection, have been acquired over a period of more than 300 years and include many that were given as gifts by Japanese emperors and feudal leaders.Among the show's oldest pieces is a suit of samurai armor gifted to King James I by acting Shogun Tokugawa Hidetada in 1613, the first of its kind to enter Britain and which marked the beginning of formal relations between the countries.Also featured at the…READ FULL ARTICLE
