Toyota Kaikan Museum

The Toyota Kaikan Museum stands as the flagship exhibition facility of Toyota Motor Corporation, located within the company's headquarters complex in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture. Located inside the Toyota Motor Corporation Headquarters property, at this facility you can see exhibits on how automobiles are made, as well as the brand's new technologies. The museum serves as a comprehensive showcase of Japan's automotive industry evolution and Toyota's pioneering role in global mobility solutions.

The museum exhibits Toyota products, technologies, and services built to help achieve a sustainable future 'mobility society' and the latest Toyota and Lexus models. Toyota Kaikan Museum is a corporate museum exhibiting Toyota Motor Corporation's work toward a richer society through mobility and its cutting-edge automobile manufacturing prowess via exhibits and video. The facility demonstrates Toyota's commitment to environmental sustainability and technological advancement through interactive displays and multimedia presentations.

Visitors can explore exhibits detailing automotive manufacturing processes, from initial design concepts to final assembly. The museum features the latest Toyota and Lexus vehicles, cutting-edge hybrid and electric vehicle technologies, and autonomous driving innovations. The Toyota Kaikan Museum and plant tour offers a behind-the-scenes look into Japan's automotive past and future. Optional factory tours provide exclusive access to Toyota's production facilities, allowing guests to witness the precision and efficiency of modern automotive manufacturing firsthand.

Approximately 800 spaces for passenger cars are available in the multi-story parking garage at the front of the museum, plus 13 spaces for buses. The facility is accessible by train via Mikawa Toyota Station, followed by a short bus ride to Toyota Honsha-Mae stop. The museum is located at 1 Toyota-cho, Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture 471-8571, Japan. The museum shop on the second floor offers a variety of items such as automotive-themed goods like plastic models, miniature toy cars, and books.