Eddy Onaruto Bridge Memorial Hall

A tad underwhelming. Most exhibits were repeats of the writeups seen along the walkway. However, much effort for VR and interactive / immersive experiences for visitors to appreciate the feeling within a whirlpool.

A cute, 30-minute experience museum explaining the science behind the whirlpools as well as a photograph collection of famous bridges in Japan and around the world. If you ever had that one friend who was obssessed over bridges, this would be the business he'd own. All descriptions and guides are in Japanese only, though they have a fair amount of English advertising.

It is a museum that introduces the whirlpool phenomenon and also the local region. They sell combo tickets that give you entry to this museum and the uzu no michi , but maybe you can skip this one if you don’t have much time.

Elaborate museum on the bridge, other bridges in Japan. Very, very limited English support. Expensive. If you can hike more toward the bridge itself, the view of the structure is incredible, and free. However, this building has a better view of the whirlpool itself (best seen from a boat, however)

I visited a museum that had me going in circles - literally! Needless to say, I was a bit dizzy by the end of it, but I have to admit, it was a pretty fun and unique experience.