Excellent train museum and train simulation for tourists

You can get in with an admission fee of 400 Mipo (yen). Separately, you need to pay admission to Misaki Park. You get to see the trains' "faces." You can sit in the driver's seat and passenger seats, which was reasonably fun. Even when people were lining up to sit, kids would just cut ahead — it was a world where the concept of taking turns didn't exist -1 If you ask me whether I'd pay 400 yen to go in and see it, not really.... It felt like looking through the glass from outside would probably be enough? -1

You can open and close the doors of the display cars, raise and lower the pantograph, play conductor, use a driving simulator, there's a Plarail plaza, and more It's kind of fun, but meh Fun, but probably not for long There aren't many goods for sale either The shop at Namba Station has a much better selection. It's a Nankai group company, so I wish they'd try harder I'd like more variety in the exhibits too Kids come with adults anyway, so I wish it were free up to elementary school age

I thought it was for kids, but I actually enjoyed it quite a bit. The video they played on the history of limited express trains was nice.

Moms and dads raising kids, you can play here all day. The dolphin show was short but fun.