I went there once back around 2015, with a Meetup group. It was certainly quite odd. It felt like a bunch of random collections put together, many of them not in the best of shape (broken or missing stuff), and it felt like half the time the museum was trying to get one over on visitors as to whether this stuff was really 'real'.
The open air rooftop is where the tea garden is located, with 'doves', which I think were actually just pigeons with a overhead net preventing them from flying out.
The whole thing felt a bit like a performance piece that we were invited into.
Honestly, a friend of mine said the best way to appreciate MJT was to go there a bit under the 'influence'. It made more sense that way.
