This Christmas season, feel like a prince at "Momo-chan's House"!?

In stark contrast to his commercials, Kiritani appeared on stage dressed up in a suit. He energized the venue with his witty and lighthearted talk.

Regarding the commercial, he revealed, "The high praise is thanks to the efforts of my co-stars and the production team. When first developing the role, I aimed for a 'lovable fool'. Since ad-libs are officially allowed, I'm given the freedom to perform as I see fit."

Live footage from the museum, not yet open to the public, was projected onto the stage screen, with a reporter on site highlighting key attractions. Kiriyama was thoroughly impressed by its richness. To commemorate the opening, he signed an autograph and stamped it with the Urashima Taro turtle crest.

When asked, "If you could be any character other than Ura-chan, who would it be?" he instantly replied, "Momotaro!" choosing a leading man character. To "What if you got a treasure box?" he answered without hesitation, "I'd open it right away!" making the audience laugh. In a rock-paper-scissors tournament for Christmas gifts, winners received presents signed by Kiritani on the spot, leaving everyone visibly thrilled.

As a surprise finale, Kiriyama performed songs like "The Voice of the Sea," also used in commercials. The venue erupted as he passionately sang while playing the sanshin.

The museum faithfully recreates the "Peach-chan's House" familiar from the commercials. The garden features the "giant turnip" that appeared in the commercials and Oni-chan's "Thunder Crackers" stall. Inside the house, a room where friends always gather has been set up, allowing visitors to take photos like the Santaro members. Additionally, props, costumes, storyboards, and other items actually used in the commercials are on display, and visitors can take commemorative photos with character photo panels.