I gave 3 stars but actually I meant 3.5. And maybe it would have been 4 if I had seen any books in English in the Learning room. When I entered this room I took a glance at the books (I had the intention to read) and I only saw books in Japanese and concluded (apparently wrongly given some comments here) that there were no books in English. So I grabbed a tablet, but found out only one of the videos (which I watched and interested me) was in English. I left the room a bit frustrated and expecting more ahead. At that point, though, the very little information I had seen had really set me up to absorb more about zen (I was really feeling that I was pretty close to understanding/feeling its fundamentals). Maybe this should be enough to consider the experience/visit as successful, but I was expecting more (more information or even a deeper experience in the other rooms). But that was it, there was hardly any more (there were three more brief writings to read, meaningful, though) than looking at the water and the trees. And some people were taking photos (it is forbidden) or laughing while taking photos (outside the museum but at the side of the pool). People who, obviously, were far from understanding Suzuki's thinking.