Established 100 years after the birth of Toyota Motor’s founder, the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology strives to inspire visitors and share the company’s belief in the importance of “making things” (monozukuri) and “the spirit of being studious and creative.” This interactive museum tells the story of one of Japan’s great companies, and in doing so, reflects Nagoya’s position as Japan’s industrial powerhouse. 

Exhibitions are separated into the Textile Machinery Pavilion and Automobile Pavilion—sharing the story of how Toyota transitioned from a textile company into the internationally renowned Toyota Motor Corporation.

Want to experience Nagoya’s unique culture for yourself?

Based in Central Japan and operating all-year-round, we offer highly entertaining group-tours of Nagoya and the surrounding areas that are sure to please. All tours are led by locally-based guides and will take you around the must-see sights in the region, as well as some lesser known gems. Our tours are fun, interactive and family-friendly. For more information, or to book a tour, click on the banner.

1 Day Tour

1-Day Tour: Nagoya’s Industrial Legacy and Toyota’s Innovation
Period	All Year Round
Time	10:00-17:00
Meeting Place	JR Nagoya Station
Adult Rate	¥17,800
Child Rate	¥11,000

Of course, we also offer private tours and transport in and around the Nagoya area, and other regional destinations. Our drivers and vehicles are fully certified, allowing us to transport you to and from your preferred destinations in combination with any activity that suits your schedule. All vehicles are well-maintained and in good condition, allowing you to relax and enjoy your ride to wherever you are going. 

We can arrange both private tours with an English-speaking guide or a private charter. With door-to-door service, we can pick you up from where you are and take you to where you want to go anywhere in Central Japan and the neighboring regions. For more information, please click HERE to check availability and pricing for your trip. We’d love to be part of your adventure in Central Japan and help you discover even more!