Boss

A nice place to go if you are in the area. Great for a date or with family. You can learn a bit of history with a self guided tour. It's not to big so you don't have to spend too much time there. Hours are a bit limited, so check before you go. You can also make a reservation ahead of time.
Affordable $5 for adults and free for kids under 12 years old. You can enjoy the park afterwards.
Food choices in the area are limited.

Horrible fried chicken! Not worth the money
The chicken was small and dry. It was over fried or left under the heater too long. The biscuit was dry and sour tasting. No substitutions allowed. I wanted a thigh. They also charged a surcharge, I noticed it when I got home. I'm guessing it was because I used a credit card. They should disclosure that. You can get a fine for that.

It's a nice small gift shop filled with unique gifts for you or to give to a fellow art lover. We wanted to buy so many things, but the high prices did stop us from buying everything. To be fair, prices are what most Museum gift shops would charge.
You must stop in and buy something to remember your visit.

I ordered their beef gyro and chicken quesadilla. Was sadly disappointed. The Beef gyro was 3 strips of the commercial frozen strips. Not beef, mixture of mystery meat. Didn't look, smell or taste like beef. Should not advertise beef. The Chicken quesadilla had large chunks of onions and peppers. Very little chicken. The quesadilla was very greasy but strangely didn't have a lot of cheese??

They have indoor dining. No outdoor dining.

Expensive! The entire store is filled with authentic Japanese items. Not a tourist attraction. Do not come here to browse, only if you are serious about purchasing. Ranging from frozen foods, snacks, dry goods, stickers, household items, and Cosmetics. I found a variety of Matcha tea but expensive.