Fun way to learn about sumurai - Fun way to learn about the history of samurais. Our guide was funny and engaging. The museum is quite small split over 2 levels in a shopping arcade. We had the chance to try throwing plastic replicas of ninja stars and photo op with costumes and a backdrop.

Fun - The young man giving the your was great The history was told with passion The star throwing was also a great addition

Very entertaining! - We had a great time with friendly and informative hosts. We enjoyed the mixture of history, dressing up as Samurai, and throwing ninja stars.

Must do - The Museum is definitely worth visiting and doesn't take very long to do roughly 2 hours altogether. My family and I had a fantastic time at the Museum and later dressing up in the Samurai costumes !!! The Museum with the basic ticket is really good value for money. Thank you from Nelesh and family.

Dressing up - The museum was quite hard to find, thank goodness for the directions within the app or I think we would have never have found it. Your was great with added dress ups.

Fun experience - Our tour ( I forgot his name)guide did an amazing explanation about the history of Ninja. His good he knows what his doing. Fun experience.

So so experience - Learning history of Samurai was good but that’s it. The costume to wear wasn’t good , old cloth and broken Katana , rush through when it’s crowded. Not recommended if you expect more.

More appearance than substance… Use time differently… - More show than substance...we had hoped for more. Unfortunately it was more for children than for adults...dressing up, etc... It would have been nice to see and hear more about the Samurai & Ninja...for example, fight scenes, the way of life, etc.

Ripoff and total lack of respect for a paying audience! - This was tragic! This cannot be called a MUSEUM, it is a kind of exhibition with very few artefacts and some posters. At the start we were ushered into a room that kept getting fuller and fuller, even a few minutes after the "guide" had started talking, people came in and there were then 30 people in this cramped room. This ruined both the focus and the experience. The venue was cramped and inappropriate for both the number of people and the activity, you get the feeling of something temporary and frivolous! The so-called guide was more concerned with looking at the clock and pushing people through a mess of an installation than giving a quality experience, much like when you need to get something bad you've eaten out of your gut. As an activity we got to throw some rubber ninja stars into a worn styrofoam sheet from a distance of 2 meters and at the end we could put on some cosplay neoprene suits to look like warriors. These "costumes", helmets and swords were so worn and used that it felt like an insult to put them on and mess around! A minimum of respect must be shown by this "museum" to a paying public!! Ripoff and total lack of respect for a paying audience. We had moderate and open expectations, but think even small children see through this tragic enterprise! Dear readers, spend your time and money on anything but this!!!

Lame and overpriced - Not worth the hefty ticket price tag at all. Takes only about 35 minutes to have the 'experience' which consists of listening to other visitors having a guess at which of the five displayed armours is the most precious/ancient etc one. Plus a silly ribber knife throwing competition. Only superficial historical explanations which you caould get for free in a 5 minute read on Wikipedia. A giant rip off.