Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology

Nagoya Top 15 in Can't Miss Attractions

There are not many scenic spots in Nagoya. The Toyota Museum is one of them. Basically, those who come to Nagoya from the industrial industry will definitely check in. As many people have said, Toyota actually started in the textile industry, so most of the exhibition hall is Toyota's textile technology, and the last part is Toyota's automobile industry. Tickets are 500 yen, and a one-day bus ticket can be 100 yen cheaper. There are live explanations, but unfortunately they are all in Japanese. Children can get a model to make themselves, but adults don’t have this treatment. This museum is a more suitable place for parents and children.

The most important scientific and technological enterprise exhibition hall in downtown Nagoya. It is also very close to the train station. The whole architectural style has the effect of an old workshop. The main exhibition halls are embodied from the textile equipment to the robot locomotive and other machinery manufacturing industries. Toyota’s comprehensive feature exhibition uses a lot of multimedia effects and some instruments are still working. The effect is very shocking.

A great place. Adults are 500 yen, and preschool children are free. You can teach children to make three kinds of cars. The staff are very kind and patient. There are also areas where children play. However, you must obtain the license before entering the museum and go to the children's entertainment area on time. Language barrier + children are too young to learn too much knowledge, but have fun. A place where you must check in when you come to Nagoya.

The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology is a professional museum built by the Toyota Group using its birthplace-the factory site of the former Toyota Boshoku Corporation headquarters. It was established in 1994 by 13 companies including Toyota Group. It is here that Toyota Sakichi invented the automatic textile machine in 1911. The memorial hall is mainly composed of hall, textile machinery hall, automobile hall, technology park and Toyota Group hall.

The looms inside are energized and operable, spinning on-site, with special explanations, and allowing you to touch the running yarn. The car pavilion disassembles part of the car. The chassis, suspension system, engine, etc. can be operated separately to understand the principle of operation.