FREE! super fun made by Japanese people in the surrounding area! all the plaques were in Japanese so pull out your google translate! all in all i would recommend and loved the experience. small one floor/room museum.

A beautiful exhibition of origami, with art all around. This is a small museum. There are paper and origami books, some in English. The staff are very helpful. Free museum.

It's a tiny, nice expo. But the name "museum" is really misleading. Nevertheless a fun experience for about 15 minutes admiring true origami craftsmanship.

Basically, this is a little shop rather than a museum. However, there are lots of lovely pieces of Origami on display and you can take photos. The shop sells a range of gorgeous Origami paper as well as books on Origami. The lady working there this afternoon was friendly and helpful. We were there for about 30 minutes.

My wife and I popped in more or less on a whim to eat up a half an hour before our journey to the airport. While we didn't have time to fully explore, we greatly enjoyed what we did. The origami on display on the ground floor was very interesting (the little vignettes of the 47 prefectures) and impressive (the tiny, intricate Fuji/sakura displays). There were also some interesting items available in the shop - it features more than just regular origami paper. We also had an engaging conversation with one of the staff members. They clearly love origami and enjoy talking about it. They run classes on site too, though obviously we didn't have any time to take part.