The museum is packed with fun features that allow you to "see, touch, and take pictures." Experience optical illusions, trick art, and peepholes, and feel like you've been transported to a world of folk tales. The attraction is the "karakuri experience," which will put a smile on the faces of children and adults alike.
The haunted-house-like "Cave Exploration Onigashima" is thrilling and fun for everyone, from young children to adults.

But there's also plenty to learn. The museum displays a collection of Momotaro-related items, including ukiyo-e prints, toys, and ancient documents, and introduces the evolution of the story from the Muromachi to Edo periods, as well as the beliefs and folklore rooted in the region. There's also a screening of the pre-war Momotaro anime, providing a three-dimensional insight into how the story spread.