-Creative Space ACTLAND-• Ryoma History MuseumThis exhibition reproduces the life of Ryoma Sakamoto, a historical figure active in the mid-19th century, through more than 120 wax statues. Taiwanese sculptor Lin Jian-Cheng's wax statues are of amazingly exquisite craftsmanship. The annexed archive hall exhibits Ryoma's famous sword Mutsunokami Yoshiyuki and more Ryoma-related items.• World Heroes MuseumIt exhibits the wax statues of 49 famous personalities from all around the world. Leading political figures of the world literally sit side by side. These include the Kochi native Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida, who led Japan after the end of World War II, and the American General MacArthur. The realistic wax figures look as though they're going to speak any minute now. These are also the work of Taiwanese sculptor Lin Jian-Cheng.• World Classic Car MuseumIt exhibits a rich lineup of more than 20 unique, fascinating classic cars from a century ago, collected from Japan and overseas. You can see how much the automobile industry has progressed when you see these creative cars that boasted the highest engineering of that time.• Ekin School Art GalleryHere, you will find works by the genius painter Kinzo Hirose (a.k.a. Ekin, 1812-1876) and his disciples. See his Kabuki-themed paintings in his characteristically eerie, impactful style, illuminated by lights made to resemble candles. He tells one complete story inside each painting by making use of bold perspective and representing continuous actions by the same characters in the same space as seen in biblical illustrations.• World Model Car MuseumModel cars evolved from toy minicars, only ten centimeters long, to artworks enjoyed by adults in the 90s. We have more than 3,700 of them on display. Famous cars from all over the world are lined up in this museum, the first of its kind in the world, in 1/43 scale.• Nee-Owoo African GalleryThis is the only gallery in Japan dedicated to Frank Nee-Owoo, an artist from the Republic of Ghana. His works are typically made of four metals: bronze, aluminum, copper, and brass. There are portraits of people and animals and abstract representations of religion and science. His works depicting the life of African ethnic groups are especially exotic.• Kuma's Container GalleryThe creative works of Japanese artist Katsuyuki Shinohara, nicknamed "Kuma-san," are exhibited inside four shipping containers. His works have been exhibited in Milan, Venice, and New York, and his eccentric, powerful style has been highly praised.