We visited as part of a trip to the Japan Cup. The museum is well laid out on two floors and easy to make your way round in a seemingly logical way. Photos and info on all the prior Japan Cup winners, their colours, trainers, lots of info. The few Aussie winners are easily found. The history of racing in Japan is shown and it is interesting to see just how much it has improved over the past 20 years or so to become arguably some of the best racing in the world. The content was about what you would expect. A few interactive things that kids could enjoy like pretending thy are the starter waving the flag etc and triggering the real starting gates for life size model horses to jump out. Lifts available for the infirm and certainly a worthwhile way to spend the lunch break at the races. For anyone in Japan in late November a trip to the Japan Cup is a must. Tailormade travel organised our trip and did it well