We mainly visited the place for kids to experience stained glass classes and also looked at the beautiful building. Kids were not that interested so we felt the pricy entrance fees not worthed it. As I thought the classes are located at the exhibition building so we entered but found out they were actually located at the cafe. However, the class time was finishing soon by the time we entered the cafe so we didn't want to rush. Better off straight to the cafe and enjoy the nice and relaxing coffees for mum and dad and kids do the stained classes located upstairs.

Is it a church or a museum? Loved walking around the place, but not being able to take photo's of the beautiful stained glass pictures, after paying ¥800 each, doesn't seem fair. Most of the stained glass is from England-Scotland around the 1900's. We also enjoyed listening to the demonstrations for the 2 antique music boxes and huge pipe organ. Good to see if you like biblical pictures and don't mind paying for it ...