We went there on a rainy day and it was awesome! At 1pm, the Narita World Heritage UNESCO branch organize activities on the upper floors : - making kimono-clad paper dolls - trying you hand at japanese calligraphy - ikebana : flower arrangement with fresh seasonal flowers and plants - traditional tea ceremony - listening to and trying to play Koto (traditional japanese harp kind of instrument) The ladies and gentlemen organizing, teaching and helping you with the activities are really nice, patient and overall a joy to be around. They speak English as well! I can't thank them enough for a great afternoon! So thank you again!!! And guess what? It's all free, I couldn't believe that with the quality of the activities, the fact that you leave with your doll, calligraphy attempt, calligraphy by one of the gentlemen there and that you had tea and sweets, it was free. I would have happily paid for the whole package! You can also see a traditional wedding kimono and the Pavillon exhibition halls if you like history.

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Great display of the original road layout

Only pass through it, if u have time after then go for a walk after 川豐Eel (opposite side)

Information centre

Staff is extremely helpful and speak very good English. We had the opportunity to take part in various cultural activities for free as well, such as calligraphy and kimono dressing.

The transit tours were great! I really enjoyed seeing Naritasan and a temple. Our guides were delightful and provided a wonderful experience.

I haven't seen the museum, but people in this place may help you even if the information point is closed (use your hands to open the automatic door).