Things to do in Kyoto Railway Museum

Exhibits: an enormous amount of trains and locomotives. Experience: plan for 2 to 3 hours because there is so much to see. You can even participate in a train driving simulation on the 2nd floor and much more.

This is a very worthwhile pass. I bought it during a 50% off promotion. You can choose 3 attractions to visit, or shopping/restaurant discount coupons. I used mine for 1 attraction and 2 shopping discount coupons. The total regular price of these three items was more than double the cost of the pass I purchased. It's also very convenient to use; just scan the QR code to enter the attractions, no need to queue up again to exchange for tickets.

This place is amazing! I don't know the booking details for the tickets, but I want to go on every ride and visit Nintendo. The all-inclusive ticket covers admission, the train, and various passes. I definitely got my money's worth. It's worth the price, so go ahead and buy it. One ticket does it all!

Great pass for those visiting Osaka, will definitely book again the pass for the next visit

Incredibly immersive exhibits and really cool to be a part of the art. My favourite was the interactive sport exhibits. Very well organized and easy to navigate. It is crowded but not overwhelmingly so. There may be some lines.

The experience was fun for the whole family. It wasn't too difficult to shave the wood, even for my 8 yr old. We chose Sugi, Walnut, Sakura, and Purple Heart. Victor K. was very helpful, professional, and patient. He provided clear instructions and helpful hints to make the beautiful chopsticks. You can tell he truly enjoys the craft of making chopsticks. The personalized engraving was a fun extra we all loved.

Facilities: Many marine animals, sea lions, seals, penguins, numerous fish, dolphin show, jellyfish, giant salamanders. Experience: a great time to share with family or friends.

We loved the class!! It was a lot of fun, our teacher Cerise was super nice, guided us, and told us the beautiful story of kintsugi. The activity includes a small white plate, but you can buy others if you prefer. The place is easy to find, pleasant, and they sell very nice kintsugi jewelry. I highly recommend it!!!

we were able to find this shop fairly easily with an A-frame sign at the entrance. The area is a shared space with a few other craft workshops as well. There’s a restroom you can use once you are up the stairs. Elvie was our instructor. She gave very good instructions and demonstrations as well as helped with some finishing touches to our chopsticks. They have several types of wood you can upgrade to ranging from 4000 to 8000 yen. There are 3 types that we got to choose from that were already included with the price. I chose the Taiwan Cypress and my brother chose Hinoki. We opted for the optional laser engraving for an additional 1000 yen and it was well worth it! Such a great experience! a lovely souvenir to take back home. I will for sure be using them!