The Samurai Collection

Niomi Brawley (27.10.2017 03:23)
The staff are knowledgeable the museum is small and its free year round so small children won't get bored before you finish looking around also there is a restaurant and a coffee shop near by so if you go you can make it a date or just a small family outing

Joseph Ramirez (18.10.2017 15:22)
A really fascinating look at the history of the samurai class from Japan in a small museum.

Carson Hammett (28.07.2017 06:38)
Yes, it is hard to find and I consider that a virtue as I'm not sure such a small space could handle more than a dozen people at once. This is a compact and suitably deferential display of samurai items from a private collection. The layout is coherent and easily managed in 30 minutes, or you can linger a bit in the study and compare the intricate armor you've seen while walking through the collection with the handful of crude European armor from the same time period.

Jared West (01.07.2017 23:40)
Although small and a bit hidden (upstairs from the restaurant), this is a really great museum with some pretty cool displays. I wish that there were more stories told, but the items they have collected are incredible!

Aidan Aannestad (30.05.2017 18:05)
Downsides: It's hard to find. You have to go through the restaurant to get to it, which is a bit awkward. It's also a bit small, but you can still easily spend an hour or more if you take your time.

Upsides: Absolutely fantastic collection, with quality explanations and a lovely atmosphere. You can see just how much effort has been put into researching and displaying this stuff - it's phenomenally well done. The free admission is just a nice bonus - I'd happily pay to enjoy this place. It's truly a hidden gem, and worth hunting to find.

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