The Carved Festival Float Exhibition Hall forms the centerpiece of Yatai no Machi Central Park. Inside the spacious hall, three full-size festival floats belonging to Kubomachi, Ginza 1-chōme, and Ginza 2-chōme are permanently displayed. These floats are used in the Kanuma Autumn Festival and represent different decorative styles shaped by historical changes in craftsmanship and aesthetic preference. One float is richly colored and covered with elaborate carvings, the second features a black-lacquered structure that highlights the natural wood carvings beneath, and the third remains completely unpainted, allowing visitors to appreciate the raw texture of the wood and the precision of the carving. Seen side by side, the floats illustrate how artistic styles evolved over time. Visitors can also climb onto the viewing platforms on the upper level, which offer a closer perspective of the intricate carvings. From mythical creatures to dynamic scenes carved into the wood, the remarkable details reveal the exquisite skills of Kanuma’s woodcarving artisans.

Yatai no Machi Central Park also includes a Tourist Products Center where visitors can learn more about the region and explore local specialties. Displays and videos introduce the Kanuma Autumn Festival and provide additional context about the city’s cultural traditions. Because the park’s main facilities are located within a compact area, visitors can easily experience several aspects of Kanuma’s heritage in a single visit. After viewing the floats and strolling through the garden, many visitors stop by the Products Center to browse regional goods and souvenirs. By bringing together festival craftsmanship, garden culture, and local products, Yatai no Machi Central Park offers a well-rounded introduction to Kanuma, presenting both the dynamic artistry of its famous festival floats and the quiet beauty of traditional Japanese landscape design.