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ACT Land
アクトランド
ACT stands for Art, Culture and Technology. This theme park comprises of 8 different museums, including the World Classic Car Museum, World Model Car Museum and Bonnet Bus Museum
Display:
- Automobile
- Others
- Bus / Coach
Opening times: 9 AM to 5 PM (July and August: 'til 6 PM)
Address:
928-1 Noichi cho
Konan, Kochi
781-5233
Japan
Official site: https://actland.jp/
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/act-land

Asama Memorial Museum
浅間記念館
Once home to motorcycle hillclimb races, the picturesque Asama hill is a sacred place for local motorsport enthusiasts. For many years the Asama Volcano Museum had a hall devoted to historical racing bikes. In 2020 it was closed. A year later the Memorial Museum was relocated and reopened on the site of the Asama Ranch Shop.
Display:
- Motorcycle
Open from April until November from 10 AM to 4 PM.
Address:
2032-23 Kitakaruizawa, Naganohara
Agatsuma-gun, Gunma
377-1412
Japan
Official site: https://www.asamaen.tsumagoi.gunma.jp/kinen.html
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/asama-memorial-museum

Circuit no Ookami Museum
サーキットの狼ミュージアム
Circuit no Ookkami (Circuit Wolf) Museum was set up by renowned manga artist, Satoshi Ikezawa. Circuit Wolf manga is quite popular in Japan and internationally as well. The Museum features mostly Italian exotics, some Porsche cars and a Toyota 2000GT
Display:
- Automobile
- Others
Opening times: Weekends: 10 AM to 4 PM
Address:
Ikisu
Kamisu, Ibaraki
314-0133
Japan
Official site: https://www.ookami-museum.com
A report in French: http://www.2000gt.net/Museum/CircuitWolf/CircuitWolf.php
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/circuit-no-ookami-museum

Daihatsu Humobility World
ダイハツ ヒューモビリティワールド
Daihatsu opened this collection in 2007 as part of its centenary celebration. Here people can learn while having fun with a focus on hands-on displays under the themes of "people-friendly" and "earth-friendly" automobile manufacturing. The four-story steel structure with a floor area of 2,900m2 is located adjacent to the Daihatsu Head Office in Ikeda city, Osaka Prefecture. Displays include the LH-25, the engine manufactured by Daihatsu early days after its establishment, and the three-wheeled vehicle that Daihatsu initially made; Midget, a vehicle known as the "road helicopter," in common use during Japan’s period of rapid economic growth, and the Daihatsu Compagno Berlina, which drove the entire course of the Olympic flame from Olympia in the year of the Tokyo Olympics etc.
- Automobile
- Others
Open for pre-arranged visits.
1-1 Daihatsu-cho
Ikeda , Osaka
Official site (Japanese only): https://www.daihatsu.com/jp/facilities/hw/
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/daihatsu-humobility-world

Edo-Tokyo Museum
江戸東京博物館
2022: THE MUSEUM IS CLOSED FOR RENOVATION - IT IS EXPECTED TO REOPEN IN APRIL, 2026
The Edo-Tokyo Museum was founded on March 28,1993, as the place where visitors come to learn more about Tokyo’s history and culture , and which also serves as a projection onto the city and the living of the future. In the Permanent Exhibition area, there can be found original and replicated exhibits, as well as large-scale models, faithful representations of their originals, which have been reproduced after painstaking investigations and research. There are a couple of cars, including a 1931 Ford Model A taxi, a 1958 Subaru 360 and more.
Opening times: Tuesday to Sunday: 9:30a.m.-5:30p.m. (Saturday until 7:30p.m.)
1 Chome-4-1 Yokoami
Sumida City, Tokyo
Official site: https://www.edo-tokyo-museum.or.jp
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/edo-tokyo-museum

Fuji Motorsports Museum
富士モータースポーツミュージアム
Follow the 130-year history of motorsports through a display of forty remarkable racing cars from around the world, and emerge yourself in inspiring episodes from the lives of racing’s most influential people.
Opening times:
Monday to Thursday: 10 AM to 5 PM
Friday: 10 AM to 7 PM
Saturday: 9 AM to 7 PM
Sunday: 10 AM to 7 PM
645 Omika
Oyama, Shizuoka
Official site: https://fuji-motorsports-museum.jp/
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/fuji-motorsports-museum

Fukuyama Auto & Clock Museum
福山自動車時計博物館
This is an “experience-based” museum based on the slogan, “Ride, Watch, Touch, Take Pictures." The exhibits include an old three-wheel car (Batanko) from the 1930s - 1940s, motor-assisted bicycles, Japanese clocks with the temporal hour system of the Edo era, wax dolls, music boxes, three-wheeled charcoal carts, an airplane, a rickshaw, a carriage, Japanese cars, and foreign classic cars by Packard, Rolls-Royce, Porsche, Ford, Chevrolet, etc.
- Motorcycle
- Bus / Coach
Open daily from 9 AM to 6 PM
3-1-22, Kitayoshizu-cho
Fukuyama, Hiroshima
Official site: https://www.facm.net
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/fukuyama-auto-clock-museum

Fukuyama Old Auto Bike Museum F6
旧車ミュージアム F6
Opened in 2022, the F6 Museum displays around 70 motorcycles, including trail bikes from Kawasaki, Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki, and others.
There are also a few cars displayed.
- Motorcycle
Opening times:
Weekdays: 11 AM to 3 PM
Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays: 10 AM to 5 PM
Kamigamo-597-1 Kamochō
Fukuyama, Hiroshima
E-mail: f6-kohnankeisoku@aioros.ocn.ne.jp
Official site: https://museum-f6.com
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G-Lion Museum
Housed in a former warehouse, which was built in 1923 this museum features both Japanese and foreign cars and motorcycles. There are also dealers on site.
Opening times: Tuesday to Sunday: 11 AM to 5 PM
2 Chome-6-39 Kaigandori
Minato Ward, Osaka
E-mail: info@glion-museum.jp
Official site: https://glion-museum.jp/
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/glion-museum

Hirosawa City Yumenoba
ザ・ヒロサワ・シティ
Opened in 2024, this is a new theme park in Chikusei city with 25 different facilities including museums devoted to aviation, cars, motorcycles and fire engines too.
exhibit 32 cars, mostly from the 1970s, as well as older rarities including the actual Mercedes Benz used by Yoshida Shigeru, one of Japan’s longest-serving prime ministers who led during the 1950s and `60s.
The Classic Bike Museum is home to more than 30 bikes, the oldest of which is a Ducati from 1944.
The fire engine exhibit includes 26 cars and equipment from different times, with the oldest vehicle, a horse-drawn steam pump from 1860!
- Fire Engines
Opening times: 10 AM to 5 PM
433-3 Tokumochi
Chikusei, Ibaraki
Official site: https://www.shimodate.jp/
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/hirosawa-city-yumenoba

Hiroshima City Transportation Museum (Numaji Museum)
広島市交通科学館
Hiroshima City Transportation Museum offers a place to learn about planes, ships, trains, and cars of all times and places, through some 2,000 models. Visitors will get a huge, 20-meter-diameter panoramic view of near-future modes of urban transportation, and will be able to search for information using the computer. The museum also offers driving simulation and special video images. In the open-air square, visitors can try out the "Funny Bikes", uniquely shaped bicycles that they ride in unique ways. This museum provides a completely new type of fun.
Opening times: 9 AM to 5 PM
2-12-2 Chorakuji
Asaminami, Hiroshima
Official site: https://www.vehicle.city.hiroshima.jp
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Historic Car Gallery, Dachi
駄知旧車館
What started out as a training exercise for Nakane Motors' staff to practice their metalbeating and painting techniques on old cars led to the collection of classic cars and eventually to the opening of a museum, which displays Japanese and foreign cars from the Showa era.
Opening times: It is recommended to check the website as the museum is usually open once a month.
1410 Dachichō
Toki, Gifu
Official site: https://kyushakan.com/
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/historic-car-gallery-dachi

Honda Collection Hall
The Honda Collection Hall, a facility that conveys the history of Honda is located at the Mobility Resort Motegi in Tochigi. It reopened on March 1, 2024, after undergoing a thorough renewal.
The exhibits include Honda products such as automobiles, motorcycles and power products as well as racing machines. The exhibition areas are divided into four sections by era, and exhibits are arranged in a way that it is easy for all visitors to understand unique characteristics of each era.
Opening times: Usually 10 AM to 4:30 PM. More detailed opening times are available on the official site
Twin Ring Motegi
120-1 Hiyama, Motegi-machi
Haga-gun, Tochigi
Official site: https://www.mr-motegi.jp/eng/collection-hall/
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/honda-collection-hall

Ikaho Toy, Doll and Car Museum
伊香保おもちゃと人形自動車博物館
A rather nice collection of toys, dolls, wine, chocolate, classic cars and motorcycles.
Opening times: April, 25 to October, 31: 8:30 AM to 6 PM November, 1 to April, 24: 8:30 AM to 5 PM
Kaminoda, Yoshioka-machi
Kitagunma-gun, Gunma
E-mail: omocha@ikaho-omocha.jp
Official site: http://www.ikaho-omocha.jp/museum/03car.html
Video report from 2024: https://youtu.be/VdVt7AiqEfk?si=6I1wResayDATNnW8
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/toy-doll-and-car-museum

Iwashita Collection
湯布院 岩下コレクション
Mr Iwashita has a collection of around 600 motorcycles and there are around 200 on display, including the world's only remaining Ducati Apollo and plenty of Japanese bikes. Additionally there are dolls, stained glasses and more.
- Automobilia
Opening times: 9 AM to 5 PM
645-6 Yufuinchō Kawakita
Yufu, Oita
E-mail: iwasitacollection@ybb.ne.jp
Official site (Japanese only): http://iwashitacollection.jp/
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/iwashita-collection

Japanese Car History Museum
海の中道海浜公園 日本の名車歴史館
Located inside the Uminonakamichi National Seaside Park this exhibition displays around 60 Japanese cars, made in the 1950s and 1960s in running condition.
Opening times:
March, 1 to October, 31: 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM
November through February: 9:30 AM to 5 PM
18-25, Oaza Saitozaki
Higashi-ku, Fukuoka
Official site: https://uminaka-park.jp/
Video report from 2022: https://youtu.be/LI2R8sfWtHM
Automuseums.info:

Kawasaki Good Times World
カワサキワールド
Kawasaki's in-house museum, displaying among other products vintage motorcycles. It is part of the Kobe Maritime Museum.
Opening times: Tuesday to Sunday: 10 AM to 6 PM
Kobe Maritime Museum
2-2 Hatoba-cho, Chuo-ku
Kobe, Hyogo
Official site: https://www.khi.co.jp/kawasakiworld/
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/kawasaki-good-times-world

Kyowa Classic Car & Life Station
KYOWA クラシックカー&ライフステーション
The museum advertises itself as the "Showa Retro Experience".
It is possible to see cars, motorcycles, home appliances, miscellaneous goods, everyday items, toys etc on three floors.  Another great offer is that you can test drive classic cars and motorcycles.
29-1 Kamisugoro
Sanjo, Niigata
E-mail: kyowaclassiccar@gmail.com
Official page: https://niigata-kankou.or.jp/blog/502

Mazda Museum
マツダミュージアム
The Museum offers an overview of Mazda's history, a look into the technology of its automobiles, and the prospects for its future developments. The tour also passes through an actual vehicle assembly line. Multiple models are on the assembly line, so visitors can see a variety of different cars being made. At the end of the tour there is a shop featuring Mazda goods. The tour takes 90 minutes from start to finish" - says Japan Guide
Visit by appointment only. You can reserve a date on-line
Shinchi 3-1, Fuchu-cho
Aki-gun, Hiroshima
Official site: https://www.mazda.com/en/about/museum/
Japan Guide: http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e3405.html
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/mazda-museum

Michinoku Hall Classic Bike Museum
みちのく記念館 オートバイ博物館
Housed in the Town Hall, this is a small collection of classic motorcycles.
Visits are by appointment only
56-2 Myōjinzawa, Jōbōjimachi
Ninohe, Iwate
Official site: https://airinjuku.web.fc2.com/

Mitsubishi Auto Gallery
三菱オートギャラリー
The Mitsubishi Auto Gallery (MAG) was established in 1989 at the Passenger Car Engineering Center to familiarize you with the various Mitsubishi passenger cars produced past and present, beginning with produced in 1917, as well as their developmental history. In the space of approx.1100 square meters, the MAG clearly introduces the history of Mitsubishi passenger cars and Mitsubishi's production concepts which have been applied to today's high performance vehicles.
Opening times: Monday to Friday 9:00-12:00 and 13:00-16:30
Mitsubishi Motors Car research and development center
1, Nakashinkiri
Okazaki , Aichi
E-mail: mitsubishi.autogallery@mitsubishi-motors.com
Official site:
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/mitsubishi-auto-gallery

Motorcar Museum of Japan
日本自動車博物館
This museum was established in 1978 by Shoso Maeda, a local entrepreneur, mainly as a way to display his personal collection of cars. He also served as its first curator, and dedicated himself to collecting and displaying a wide range of domestic cars, based on the principle of “preserving the wisdom of pioneers for future generations—always remember, learn from, and better understand their achievements, both domestically and internationally.”The collection included both commercial vehicles, which contributed to the country’s economic growth, and ordinary vehicles that became an everyday part of life in Japan at the time.This combination of vehicles is one of the defining features of this museum today.
40 Futatsu Nashimachi
Komatsu, Ishikawa
Official site: https://www.motorcar-museum.jp/
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/motorcar-museum-japan

Nagoya Local Motorcycle Museum
名古屋郷土二輪館
Space can't be an issue! Mr Tominari, a local collector opened his own museum in 2015. It mainly exhibits vehicles from now-defunct Japanese motorcycle manufacturers such as Mizuho Motor Works' "Cabton" and Toyo Motors' "Toyomotor". In addition, the museum displays brochures from old British cars such as Triumph and BSA, as well as race documents and photos from that time,
- Automobilia
Open by appointment.
38 Kusagi Sakae, Agui-cho
Chita, Aichi
Video report from 2025: https://youtu.be/EYZjwhMCAyU?si=PG-ckrXp_0Jyq7y7

Nasu Classic Car Museum
那須クラシックカー博物館
Seichi Watanabe's small but colorful collection, which includes a 1901 De Dion Bouton, a 1910 Fuller and the record-breaking 1930 MG EX120, an eclectic bunch of US power machines (Corvette, Mustang, Buick convertible, Hudson coupe), red European sports models (Ferrari Dino 264GT, Alfa Romeo 2000 Spyder, Porsche 356B roadster, Jaguar E-Type, Daimler SP250 roadster) and examples of practical transport (Holden, Morris Minor, Fiat 500, Citroen 2CV)
Opening times: April to September: 9 AM to 6 PM October to March: 9 AM to 5 PM
5705 Takakuko, Nasu-Machi
Nasu , Tochigi
Official site: http://nccm.co.jp
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/nasu-classic-car-museum

Nissan Guest Hall and Engine Museum
日産エンジンミュージアム
The Guest Hall and Engine Museum is located in the former headquarters building, which was built in 1934 and renovated in 2002. As its name suggests it displays the history of Nissan through cars and powertrains.
Opening times: Monday to Saturday: 10 AM to 4 PM
2 Takara-cho
Yokohama, Kanagawa
Official site (Japanese only): https://www.nissan-global.com/JP/PLANT/YOKOHAMA/#gestHall

Old Car Center Kudan
オールドカーセンター クダン
A nice selection of classic cars, including 1930s American cars, 1950s Porsche, classic Japanese cars. There's also a collection of aircrafts as well.
Opening times: weekends and holidays: 10 AM to 4 PM
Aza Nakamaru 1-45
Naraha, Fukushima
E-mail: y.nakaoka@kudan.co.jp
Official site: http://www.kudan.co.jp/oldcarcenter.html
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/old-car-center-kudan

Otaru University Museum
小樽市総合博物館
Created to celebrate Otaru's role as the place of origin of the railway system in Hokkaido, Otaru University Museum which includes a Transportation Museum is dedicated to all aspects of transport in Hokkaido. Indoor and outdoor displays feature all manner of land- and sea-based vehicles, including a moving steam locomotive and several automobiles.
Opening times: April to October: 9:30 AM to 5 PM
1-3-6 Temiya
Otaru, Hokkaido
E-mail: museum@city.otaru.lg.jp
Official site: https://www.city.otaru.lg.jp/docs/2020111300736/
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/otaru-transportation-museum

Prince & Skyline Museum
プリンス＆スカイラインミュウジアム
Located in a nice park and favored by Skyline club, the Prince and Skyline Museum features 34 of said cars.
Opening times: mid-April to end of November: 9:30 AM to 5 PM. Closed on Tuesdays
Toriidaira Yamabiko Park
Aza Uchiyama 4769-14
Okaya, Nagano
E-mail: staff@prince-skyline.com
Official site (Japanese only): https://www.prince-skyline.com
Official site of the park (Japanese only): http://www.okaya-park.com
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/prince-skyline-museum

Science Museum, Tokyo
科学技術館
The Science Museum, founded by the Japan Science Foundation, opened its doors in April 1964 to promote public understanding of science and technology. There's an exhibition of automobiles as part of the museum.
Opening times: 9:30 AM to 4:50 PM
2-1 Kitanomaru Koen
Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo, Tokyo
Official site: https://www.jsf.or.jp
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/science-museum-tokyo

Sepia Collection
セピアコレクション
This private collection looks more like a warehouse, but it is chock full of highly interesting Japanese machinery, including several kei cars (Japanese microcars), like NJ, Cony, Mazda R360 etc., a Mazda Cosmo Sport, a Daihatsu Fellow Buggy and lots of others
1457-3 Arakimachi
Kurume, Fukuoka
Official site: http://www.sepiacollection.com
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/sepia-collection

Shikoku Motor Car Museum
四国自動車博物館
An eclectic collection which includes various rally cars, a Lamborghini Countach, a Porsche 597 Jagdwagen, and a few Japanese classics as well.
Opening times: 10 AM to 4 PM
896 Otani, Noichicho
Konan, Kochi
E-mail: shikoku.automobile.museum@gmail.com
Official site: https://lovemota.vistanet.co.jp/museum/
Photo report by The Automobile magazine:
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/shikoku-motor-car-museum

Soichiro Honda Craftsmanship Center
本田宗一郎ものづくり伝承館
The Soichiro Honda Craftsmanship Center is a place meant to honor the achievements of Soichiro Honda, who was born and raised in Komyo Village in the district of Iwata, Shizuoka Prefecture (now Tenryu Ward in Hamamatsu City), and communicate them widely to the public while informing people of the personality and craftsman's spirit of the man Soichiro Honda. Specifically, the Center holds a variety of exhibitions and workshops to enable the new generation, who will take on the world of the future, to experience the way of life and spirit of craftsmanship of Soichiro Honda - photo and info are from In Hamamatsu
Opening times: 10 AM to 4:30 PM
1112 Futamatacho Futamata,
Tenryū Ward,
Hamamatsu, Shizuoka
Official site: https://www.honda-densyokan.com
In Hamamatsu:

Subaru Visitor Centre
スバルビジターセンター
At the Subaru Visitor Center, visitors to the Yajima Plant for plant tour and other purposes will be provided with a comprehensible explanation about Subaru's brand philosophy and identity as well as the brand's history and unique technologies. The two-story 3,203-square-meter building houses an entrance atrium where Subaru's major technologies are exhibited, an orientation hall that seats 204 people, an exhibition hall that serves as a multipurpose space capable of exhibiting up to 14 Subaru cars, the technology laboratory where visitors can learn about Subaru's unique technologies, and the recycling laboratory that introduces Subaru's environmental efforts. With these facilities, the Subaru Visitor Center gives an introduction about manufacturing of Subaru cars.
Opening times: combined with a factory tour - previous appointment is necessary
Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd
1-1, Shoya-cho
Ota City, Gunma
Official page: https://subaru-factory.resv.jp/
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/subaru-visitor-center

Suzuki History Museum
スズキ博物館
As you walk through Suzuki Plaza, you walk through the different stages in Suzuki's history, represented by the many different products the company has made over the years, as well as an exhibit showing a modern production line for cars
View is strictly by appointment only
1301 Zoracho
Minami-ku
Hamamatsu, Shizuoka
Official site: https://suzuki-rekishikan.jp
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/suzuki-plaza

The Cinquecento Museum
Il Museo Della Cinquecento
Seiro Itoh has been fascinated with the Fiat 500 since his childhood and opened a museum devoted to the diminutive Italian car in Nagoya.
- Automobilia
Opening times: Wednesday, Saturday: 11 AM to 4 PM
14-10 Takatsujicho, Mizuho Ward
Nagoya, Aichi
E-mail: fkz@museo500.com
Official site: https://www.museo500.com/
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/the-cinquecento-museum

The Harada Collection
河口湖自動車博物館
This private museum includes the Kawaguchiko Motor Museum and the Kawaguchiko Air Museum - so it includes cars and airplanes, vehicles which shaped the civilisation in the 20th century.
Currently it is open only in August from 10 AM to 4 PM
Narusawa-mura, Fujizakura Kogen Nai
Minami
Tsuru-gun, Yamanashi
Official site: https://www.car-airmuseum.com
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/harada-collection

Tokachi Taisho Motorcycle Museum
とかち大正二輪館
The Tokachi Taisho Motorcycle Museum is located to a petrol station in the Taisho district of Obihiro City. It displays around 170 bikes, which belong to Mr Makino, who owns the station.  You can see motorcycles from a wide range of eras, from rare pre-war and post-war models such as the Rikuo "RQ750" and Fuji Heavy Industries "Rabbit" to racer replicas such as the Honda "NSR250R". Photo is courtesy of tknc.jp
Opening times: 9.30 AM to 4 PM
2 Chome-16 Taishohoncho Hondori
Obihiro, Hokkaido
tknc.jp: https://tknc.jp/tp_detail.php?id=1210

Tokyo Fire Museum
消防博物館 東京
Earthquakes. Landslides. Typhoons. Sarin gas and faulty wiring. Japan has its share of danger. But fear not: the fire department is here to help. To learn exactly how they help, visit Tokyo's Fire Museum, where the history of Fire and Rescue in Japan - from bamboo ladders to high-tech rescue robots - can be seen at no charge. - Tokyo Qool
- Fire Engines
Opening times: Tuesday to Sunday: 9:30 AM to 5 PM
3 Chome-10 Yotsuya
Shinjuku, Tokyo
E-mail: hakubutsukan@tokyo-bousai.or.jp
Official site (Japanese only): https://www.tfd.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/hp-hkkan/museum.html
Tokyo Qool: http://tokyoq.com/weekly_updates/tqoole/fire.html
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/tokyo-fire-museum

Tokyo Metropolitan Police Museum
警察博物館 東京
The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Museum shows the history of the Tokyo police and the equipment and technology that they use. There are also a few vehicles on display including a motorcycle and a helicopter.
Opening times: 9:30 AM to 4 PM
3 Chome-5-1 Kyobashi
Chuo, Tokyo
Official page:

Torino Museum
トリノミュージアム
Torino Museum" in Himeji City was opened in 2021. More than 50 vintage cars such as Lamborghinis, Ferraris, and Porsches are on display. The museum is a renovated 7-story multi-storey parking house. The 7th floor has a cafe dining area with a great view of Himeji Castle. The 5th and 6th floors are turned into a museum where you can see famous cars. The first to fourth floors are used as the facility's parking lot.
Of particular note is the 288GTO, one of the two Ferraris officially imported into Japan.  The Lamborghini P400, the original sports car that is extremely popular, is placed in a space surrounded by mirrors, making it a unique exhibit that allows you to see the top, bottom, left and right at the same time. The tractor that was the starting point for Lamborghini is also on display.
51 Fukunakacho
Himeji, Hyogo
Official site: https://www.torino-museum.com/
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/torino-museum

Toyota Automobile Museum
トヨタ博物館
What makes the Toyota Automobile Museum truly unique is its systematic presentation of the evolution and culture of automobiles from around the world, regardless of manufacturers and covering everything from the world’s first gasoline-powered car to modern electric vehicles. Almost all the exhibited vehicles are maintained in roadworthy condition, positioned spaciously along a natural viewing route. Equally fascinating are some 4,000 pieces of automobile-related cultural items on display.
Opening times: 9.30 AM to 5 PM
41-100 Yokomichi
Nagakute City, Aichi
Official site: https://toyota-automobile-museum.jp
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/toyota-automobile-museum

Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology
トヨタテクノミュージアム 産業技術記念館
This museum was designed to show visitors this type of "making things, through the textile machinery and automobile industries with which the Toyota Group has been involved, and to show the transitions in industry and technology.
Opening times: Tuesday to Sunday: 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m
4-chōme-1-35 Noritakeshinmachi
Nagoya, Aichi
Official site: https://www.tcmit.org

Toyota Kuragaike Commemorative Hall
トヨタ鞍ヶ池記念館
Toyota Kuragaike Commemorative Hall was built in September 1974 in commemoration of the manufacturing of Toyota's 10 millionth vehicle. Toyota Motor Corporation has reached its "second establishment period", and is currently putting efforts into various structural reforms. Taking this opportunity, the Exhibit Room has been renewed into the "Toyota's Establishment Exhibit Room", and the residence of the founder of Toyota Motor Corporation, Kiichiro Toyoda, has been rebuilt at a corner of this site for bringing to mind those early days. By introducing Kiichiro and his colleague's numerous challenges and difficulties in establishing a full-scale automobile industry, the Commemorative Hall aims to share with you the keen challenging spirit of Toyota at the time of its establishment and the heart of the Toyota Group for "making things".
Opening times: Tuesday to Friday: 9:30a.m. - 5:00p.m.
Minami-250 Ikedachō
Toyota, Aichi
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Tsukahara Museum
ツカハラミュージアム
Toyota Corolla Hachinohe is a new car dealer, which was founded by Hirohisa Tsukahara in the 1950s. The family opened this museum in 2003, displaying a selection of 1920s and 1930s cars, including a Renault, a Delage, a Rolls-Royce and more.
From 28 April to end of October: Saturday, Sunday and holiday: 10 AM to 5 PM (October: 10 AM to 4 PM)
4 Chome-2-57 Kita Inter Kogyodanchi
Hachinohe, Aomori
E-mail: classic@tsukahara-m.jp
Official site (Japanese only): https://www.tsukahara-m.jp/use-guide/index.html
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/tsukahara-museum

Wakui Museum
ワクイ・ミュージアム
A small collection of elegant British cars, focusing mostly on historic Rolls-Royce and Bentley cars.
2 Chome-21-1 Okuwa
Kazo, Saitama
E-mail: contact@wakuimuseum.com
Official site: https://www.wakuimuseum.com
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/wakui-museum

Yamaha Motor Communication Plaza
ヤマハ発動機（株） コミュニケーションプラザ
Yamaha Communication Plaza has become a space for explaining the past, present and future of Yamaha Corporation. Take a look at some of the epoch-making products and imagine what the future has in store at Yamaha Motors with its corporate philosophy of "Providing new inspiration and prosperity to people around the world". On the first floor the first thing that meets your eye when you enter is the "Symbol Zone". The YA-1 (nickname Akatonbo) from which Yamaha Motors first started, and the latest products are lined up next to one another. Besides these, other new and old products such as scooters, cruisers, the world's first power-assisted bicycle and other latest products are exhibited as symbols of Yamaha Motors. Among these is the eye-catching Toyota 2000GT painted in a glittering gold. This is a genuine sports car that was jointly developed by Yamaha Motors and Toyota Motor Corporation in 1967. The 2nd floor provides an introduction to the representative products, technologies and activities from the history of Yamaha Motors since its founding. Among the bikes displayed in chronological order is the actual bike that won the Paris-Dakar Rally. In addition, there are also racing cars, wheelchairs, cruisers and 4-wheel buggies etc. that demonstrate the technical prowess of Yamaha Motors in many areas. There is also a Special Exhibition Space with exhibits that are rotated on a regular basis. Some of the previous exhibitions include "Revival of the Motor Show", "Collection of 2-cylinders models until the '70s" as well as illustrations and photo collections related to Yamaha engines and bikes.
Admission: free Opening times: Monday to Firday: 9 AM to 5 PM 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month: 10 AM to 5 PM
2500 Shingai
Iwata-shi, Shizuoka
Official site: https://global.yamaha-motor.com/jp/showroom/cp/
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/YamahaCommunicationPlaza/
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Yanmar Museum
ヤンマーミュージアム
Yanmar Museum is an experience-based museum that was opened to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Yanmar as a world-class Japanese technology company. Yanmar’s founder Magokichi Yamaoka was born in Nagahama City, and was the person who first succeeded in miniaturizing the engine invented by Dr. Diesel of Germany. The life of Magokichi Yamaoka, the history of Yanmar, Yanmar's manufacturing system, etc. can be experienced through abundant exhibitions and videos, simulators, etc.
- Commercial Vehicles
6-50 Sanwa-cho
Nagahama-shi, Shiga
Official site: https://www.yanmar.com/jp/museum/
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/yanmar-museum

Yufuin Retro Motorcycle Museum
九州自動車歴史館
The founder of Yufuin Retro Motor Museum, a town local, has amassed quite an impressive collection of motor vehicles. With a collection of 70 cars, 30 motorcycles, tricycles, small airplanes and retro buses, he is one of the region’s biggest amateurs and opened the museum in 1988. Get a sense both of his own idiosyncratic tastes and the history of Japan’s mechanized transport at a museum right off Yufuin’s main street.
Kawakami 1265-1
Yufuin-cho
Yufu, Oita
E-mail: rekisikan@yahoo.co.jp
Official site: http://ret.car.coocan.jp/
Automuseums.info: https://automuseums.info/japan/yuhuin-motorcycle-museum