"Tsuyama Learning Railway Museum" is a railway museum that reused the facility that was once used as the Tsuyama roundhouse. It is the second largest roundhouse after the Kyoto Railway Museum (formerly the Umekoji Steam Locomotive Museum) in terms of size, and its historical value is very high. This huge roundhouse exhibits many valuable real vehicles, including diesel locomotives and diesel railcars that were actually in operation, and you can see them up close. It is a facility that can be enjoyed not only by railway fans, but also by children and adults alike.

Although there are not many, the museum is divided into exhibition zones with various themes, such as the "Learning Gallery," "City Room," "Mechanism Room," and "History Room." You can learn about the mechanism of railways through models and videos, trace the history of Tsuyama's railways, and experience being a driver in a driving simulator, and you can learn more about the charm of railways while having fun. In particular, the event where you can see the turntable of the roundhouse actually operating is very impressive and entertains many visitors.

The admission ticket has an old-fashioned ticket design, sure to appeal to the child in you.
It's designed to be enjoyable for children as well as for train enthusiasts.

Parking is available at the rear of the building.