Let's go see the pyramids at least once in our lifetime. - As soon as I entered the area, I encountered an uncle with his staff card down, which I would call an official guide. He is a recommended uncle of the camel, but he talks cheerfully to me. I turned him down for a number of reasons, but I was a bit surprised at his sudden baptism. This is a moment that is quite baffling to Japanese people, so be careful. The pyramids themselves are majestic, they are really very big, and they were exactly what we saw on TV. There was no shortage of people climbing stones, and the security officers were not listening when they tried to warn them. There is nothing that can be allowed just because you are a tourist. I felt it was important to act with the awareness that it was a ruin. As soon as the venue opened, we went into the area and inside from 8am and left after 10am. It's especially difficult to get through because the interior is windless and the ceiling is low because of the structure. Please be careful not to think about the season and time of day as it can really drain your energy.