Within the museum, visitors are invited to explore artworks that also serve as historical documents. Created by contemporary artists who immersed themselves in research and drew inspiration from the legends, stories, and landscapes associated with Yoshinaka and Tomoe, these works aim to retell the story of these enigmatic figures.

The truth of the matter is that there are scant descriptions of Yoshinaka and Tomoe in the literature written or archived at that time, making it challenging to define their existence and reputation, particularly given the evolving interpretations across different eras. Because they have been known as such enigmatic beings, by engaging the artworks, our hope is that each visitor will take an interest in their existence by reimagining their legacy, manifesting unique interpretations of these figures, and fostering curiosity among future generations to continue their legacy.