Abit small but ok. The railway museum part was good

★Comfortable space inside, free admission★ *They had various workshops planned. It's kept very clean, so you can enjoy it in a good mood. However, some of the equipment is old, and there's a certain dimness, such as spots where lights used to turn on but the wiring is now broken (at the very back of the permanent exhibition, in the corner with a diorama and video about the history of Izumisano, the same doll that appears in the video is displayed on both sides; apparently it used to be lit up in sync with the video, but now it just stands quietly behind dim glass, which is a little creepy). On a weekday I practically had the place to myself, so I could avoid crowds. (The passage to the special exhibition room was blocked off and closed.)

+3

The exhibits are firmly grounded in local history. They've also put thought into making the content interesting for kids. Admission is, believe it or not, free❗ They also plan all sorts of fun workshops👌 Be sure to stop by🐝

+1

I got a good understanding of the history of this area. The exhibits on the old highways and such were also interesting.

Free admission, and parking is free for 2 hours. I learned about the history of Izumisano. Beautiful building.