Last month,I bought a pretty pink t shirt( extra large, as everything is smaller there). It had Japanese writing on it. I asked one of the adorable CM's there what the writing meant. She said it was the word " princess" in Japanese. I bought the shirt. My husband bought a book about the last Shogun. I bought a solar activated cat with the moving arm and some incense. Then, a CM helped me secretly buy my husband a bottle of sake for his birthday ( it's Halloween), while he was walking around the store. She even wrote Happy Birthday Ed on the box in Japanese- I didn't think of asking- she did it on her own. The Kawai'i exhibit in the museum will definitely appeal to children. Looking at the different foods and their ingredients are fun too. Try the peach gummies- amazing! The company has been in business for many centuries,so they've had time to figure out what people like looking at.
Also some of the koi in the pond are over 20 years old- look for the really big ones. It's one of the places we look forward to experiencing and we're adults !!