Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology

Allen Reyes

2 weeks ago

Such a great place to visit. They have a restaurant you can eat lunch at before touring the museums. There's a kids discover museum-like area where you have to buy tickets and get in line for an hour of play time. My kids enjoyed the jungle gym, the air tunnel and many other things to discover. Once this was done we toured the car museum, so much fun things to discover, my favorite part was being able to see how the gears changes on a stick shift. At the end if this part of the museum the kids can make souvenirs for free. Pretty cool. We didn't have much time to discover the other half of the museum which was the cotton/cloth innovations Toyota is apparently known for. It was quieter in this side, but a good and relaxing way to end the museum tour.

Yasuhiro SUZUKI

in the last week

The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology, otherwise referred to as the Toyota Tecno Museum, is a proud monument to the company, it’s founder and technological progress as a whole. The vast complex details the companies journey from a small-time manufacturer of weaving machines to it’s contemporary position as an automobile industry monolith. Non car-lovers needn’t worry, the information on offer is broad in scope, situating the history of the company within a wider history of Japan’s development as a nation. The museum culminates in a great hall showcasing the many products of Toyota, the part of the museum most geared toward the car mega-fans but entertaining to everyone else nonetheless.

J C

4 weeks ago

Great museum to learn about the history of Toyota's origins as a textile company, and a little bit of history of Japan's industrialization as well. Very much accessible even to non-Japanese speakers. You also get to learn more about the history of textiles and watch machines actually at work right in front of you.

はわいきたよ

2 months ago

It was more than expected. Place is well organized. There are guides each place and explain you well. For adults, it’s interesting to visit but for kids, it might be boring. Most of guides speak English or other languages. After visiting the museum, you will understand why Toyota became world famous company.

Stanley Feeney

2 months ago

Great if you are interested in engineering, cars, looms, or learning in general. English tours are given at regular intervals, I would recommend taking them if you are interested in the history of Toyota. In my opinion, the area dedicated to vehicles was more interesting than the one for looms, but to each their own. There is also an interactive room where kids or adults can learn about cars or aerodynamics, or just have a fun time.